Police probe burglary at Co-op store in Wistaston
Police are investigating a burglary at a store in Wistaston.
Offenders smashed their way in to the Co-op store on Crewe Road at around 2am yesterday (February 3).
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Community workshop offers chance to join Ada design
A community workshop is taking place offering a chance to share ideas on the design of a statue commemorating Ada Nield Chew, South Cheshire unsung hero of the suffragist movement.
‘Designing Ada’ takes place from 11.30am on Friday (February 7) at the St Mary’s Caritas Centre, Delamere Street, Crewe.
Government rejects Cheshire East bid to raise council tax by 9.99%
Cheshire East Council’s bid to increase council tax by almost 10% have been rejected by the government, it emerged today.
The cash-strapped authority had asked the government for “exceptional financial support” and permission to increase the charge by 9.99%.
Anger grows over potholes as readers launch new group
Fed-up residents across South Cheshire have been signing up to a new Facebook group to highlight the growing danger of potholes on the borough’s roads.
In just a few days the new Facebook group – called Cheshire East Pot Hole Surveillance – had attracted more than 700 people
Author with Parkinson’s launches new book in Nantwich
A Cheshire author who has Parkinson’s disease has launched a new book in Nantwich based on her outdoor adventures and coping with the condition.
Lesley Howard, 64, unveiled her new book “Whispers In The Wind” at the Nantwich Bookshop.
Exploring resources helping small businesses succeed
Running a small business comes with unique challenges, from managing finances to establishing a strong market presence.
However, an increasing number of resources are available to help entrepreneurs navigate these hurdles and build successful, sustainable ventures.
Rock the Civic II returns to Nantwich Civic Hall
Rock the Civic II is heading for Nantwich later this month.
The event will showcase two bands on February 28 – the soulful John Angus Band and the powerhouse rock group No Favors.
Audlem beaten 0-6 in Crewe Regional Division One cup
Audlem were hammered 0-6 by Alderman in their Crewe Regional Sunday Division One cup clash.
Andy Arrowsmith and Josh Quilty both scored braces for the away side.
REVIEW: String quartet brings 70s classics to life
Oh what a night! Indeed it was when the Egerton Strings Quartet presented their ‘Best of the 70s’ candlelight concert at St Mary’s in Nantwich, writes Jan Roberts.
The fab four, admitting they weren’t old enough to remember the decade but loved the music all the same, moved seamlessly from iconic rock ballad to soul-stirring disco anthem.
Mum of tragic Jonty Evans issues plea over 16-year-old’s death
The heartbroken mum of tragic Nantwich teenager Jonty Evans has made an emotional appeal to find out what happened to her son.
Jonty, 16, was found dead in the River Weaver on September 1st last year, almost 48 hours after going missing.
£3 million more funds to boost Cheshire Police numbers
Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner Dan Price has welcomed more funding for local police in the county.
The Home Office announced this week that Cheshire would receive an additional £3 million.
Nantwich Town unbeaten home run ended by Chasetown
Chasetown secured three points in the race for the play-offs with a 2-0 win over Nantwich Town at the Swansway Stadium, writes Liam Price.
Dabbers captain Troy Bourne made his 300th appearance for the club in defence.
Nantwich pubs join darts champion Luke Humphries for “Cool Hand Cup”
A number of Marston’s pubs in Nantwich and surrounding area have joined darts world number 1 Luke Humphries to stage a new “Cool Hand Cup”.
It gives one punter a chance to win £5,000 and play against 2024 world champion Humphries, who lives in Shavington.
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