By Jonathan White
Scouting enthusiasts and local history buffs are invited to a special open archive exhibition hosted by the South West Cheshire Scouts District history team.
The exhibition, taking place at Wistaston Scout Centre on Elm Close, will run over the weekend of March 15-16, showcasing a collection of Scouting memorabilia.
Applestump Records in Nantwich has won MP Connor Naismith’s February Small Business of the Month award.
The store, run by Steve Cook, was chosen for supporting local music, fostering a vibrant community, and creating a welcoming space for music lovers.
Nantwich Museum is teaming up with the town’s oldest pub to stage a Food History Walking Tour marking Cheshire Day.
Led by a museum guide, the event offers visitors a potted history of Nantwich’s ancient links to the cheese and salt-making industries and its importance as a market town alongside various snippets of town heritage.
Year 11 and 13 students from Malbank School and Sixth Form College embarked on a trip of a lifetime to New York.
The visit had been planned for almost two years by staff at the Nantwich school.
Popular Nantwich coffee shop Enzo re-opened today under new ownership.
Kate Mullarkey, who runs Roundabouts nurseries in Willaston and Shavington, has taken over the reins.
Dear Editor,
I have noticed that roadworks renovations are currently underway at the Reaseheath Roundabout.
While infrastructure improvements are always welcome, I assume these works are in preparation for the long-delayed Reaseheath bypass A51 spine road, which is now (finally) set to open in June – more than three years behind schedule.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
The former leader of the Liberal Democrat group on Cheshire East Council has quit the party and become the first Reform UK member on the council.
Cllr Reg Kain, elected to Cheshire East Council in May 2023, said he had joined Reform UK “because I believe it is the only mainstream party at this time that is genuinely listening to the concerns and needs of the British people”.
In manufacturing, effective practices are key to maintaining compliance and operational efficiency.
Companies face increasing pressure to meet strict regulations and uphold high-quality standards.
International Women’s Day drew in hundreds of people to an event organised by Her-Place Charitable Trust – the new name for Motherwell Cheshire.
The health and wellbeing charity, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this month, has rebranded as part of its campaign to empower more women and girls across Cheshire.
Betley clinched a place in the final of the Crewe DFA Sunday Challenge Cup after a penalty shoot-out win over Raven Salvador.
Two well taken goals from Betley’s Tom Royle and Raven’s Jordan Ellcock meant the teams went in level at 1-1 after 90 minutes.
By Jonathan White
Music lovers are invited to a spectacular ‘Night at the Movies’ as Acton Operatic Society presents a special fundraising concert.
The ‘Songs from the Silver Screen’ concert will be held at St Mary’s Church in Acton on Saturday 29th March from 7.30pm.
By Liam Price
Nantwich Town scored with the last kick of the game to win 2-1 at Wythenshawe Town.
The victory has kept the Dabbers’ faint play-offs just about alive as they sit seven points behind fourth-place Congleton.
Two young rock bands will be taking to the stage at Nantwich’s revitalised NYCC youth club on Friday April 4.
The “Micro Music Fest” has the backing of Nantwich’s independent record store Applestump Records.
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