Importance of cybersecurity for local businesses
Cybercrime is no longer a problem just for large companies.
Local businesses are increasingly being targeted by hackers, often because they are perceived as easier to breach.
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Reaseheath College help Multiply project add up to success
Reaseheath College in Nantwich has helped ensure the Multiply project in Cheshire East has added up to a success.
The Government-funded initiative has helped hundreds of adults improve numeracy skills.
Elvis is back in town with Crewe Vagrants show
Crewe Vagrants Cricket Club in Willaston is hosting a one-off Elvis spectacular next month.
JD King will return as Elvis for a “one night only” performance on Saturday May 3rd at the club on Newcastle Road.
Nantwich runners donate vital equipment to animal charities
Big-hearted running club members in Nantwich took the lead when they fundraised for two local animal charities.
They collected items for RSPCA Stapeley Cattery and Pawprints to Freedom and dropped off so much stuff if filled two cars.
Crewe Regional Sunday league round-up
Raven Salvador beat Alderman 3-2 to confirm their status as champions of Division 1 in the Crewe Regional Sunday League.
Scorers for Alderman were Andy Arrowsmith and Mikey Taylor.
How economic calendars help you outperform the market
Nothing happens in the market out of randomness; everything occurs for a reason.
Veteran traders will attest that patterns exist in the different trading ecosystems; these patterns can be affected by internal and external activities that may sometimes seem irrelevant.
REVIEW: Dodgy at Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival
Nantwich Civic Hall was transported back 30 years to the height of the Britpop era when Dodgy came to town last night (April 19).
The band rose to prominence during that period, and this performance shows they are still as popular as ever.
REVIEW: Bram Stoker’s Dracula, at Crewe Lyceum
By Claire Faulkner
Blackeyed Theatre returned to Crewe Lyceum this weekend with a new adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula.
Directed by Nick Lane, this thrilling and atmospheric production opens with a chilling warning to the audience; that vampires exist.
Ukraine concert in Nantwich to raise latest mission funds
A cultural concert is to take place in Nantwich to raise much-needed cash to feed people living through the war in Ukraine.
“Resilient Ukraine” is an uplifting evening of music and dance taking place at Nantwich Civic Hall on Saturday May 3.
Literary events coming to Nantwich Bookshop
By Jonathan White
Book lovers in Nantwich can attend a number of author events at Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge and Malbank School this spring.
On Friday April 25, former MI6 operative-turned-author Charles Beaumont will launch his second novel, A Spy at War.
Wingate Centre receives £1,500 donation from housebuilder
The Wingate Centre in Wrenbury has received a £1,500 donation from housebuilder Barratt Homes.
The centre provides leisure facilities for children and adults with special education needs and disabilities.
Nantwich businessman tackles London Marathon in dad’s memory
A Nantwich businessman is lacing up his running shoes and taking on the challenge of the London Marathon in memory of his late father.
Mitch Cadd, 52, aims to raise vital funds for Blood Cancer UK, the leading blood cancer charity.
German indie duo barn54 to perform in Nantwich
By Jonathan White
German acoustic indie duo barn54 are to perform in Nantwich as part of their 2025 The Shades Tour.
The band – Simon and Sina – will play at The White Horse (5pm) and The Wilbraham Arms (8pm) tomorrow (April 19).
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