By Jonathan White
Author Andrew Seaton will talk about his first book “Our NHS” at Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge on August 22.
Andrew trained in the UK and US, holding a PhD in History from New York University, an MA in the History of Science, Technology and Medicine from King’s College London, and a BA in History from University of Oxford.
Cheshire Police has issued seatbelt covers to 3,000 neuro-diverse children across the county.
The seatbelt covers will draw the attention of emergency responders who will see a contact card with information about the child if they are involved in a road collision.
Members of Crewe & Nantwich Round Table are to raise vital funds for Nantwich Foodbank.
They were prompted into action after reading an appeal on Nantwich News that the Foodbank needs more supplies to help local families struggling during the cost of living crisis.
Dear Editor,
We need an urgent action plan to revive Crewe town centre. Town centres are like a house of cards.
Remove too many cards and the house collapses. Crewe town centre is sadly getting near that point.
Brexit, a portmanteau of “British exit”, marked one of the most significant geopolitical shifts in recent decades.
With the UK’s departure from the European Union, businesses based in Britain have been grappling with the consequences, many pondering relocation within the EU.
By Jonathan White
More than 100 members of Nantwich Running Club took part in the annual Angela Twiss Timeless 5k and 10k Runs.
The event is a Sunday social run held in the summer months in memory of the wife of Ivor Twiss, one of the club’s founding members.
Nantwich fragrance firm Fabulosa has secured distribution rights representing one billion of the world’s population.
The company has representation across Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia with its range of household cleaning products, equating to partnerships in more than 50 countries.
Nantwich Museum is staging a week of talks, demonstrations and family activities focussing on salt as part of its spectacular Summer of Science Festival.
Making Nantwich Salt is on Thursday 10th August, 10am to 3pm – FREE drop-in event in Nantwich Town Square, no booking required.
Tory councillors on Cheshire East Council have said they are “formally challenging” the authority’s plan to charge £56 for garden waste collections.
Labour-led CEC says the charge is necessary as the council is facing a £20 million funding gap and that other authorities already charge for the collections.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Ladies beat Egerton 7-0 in a pre-season encounter at Nantwich’s Applewood Independent 3G pitch.
The match helped prepare the Dabbers players for their 2023/24 campaign in the Premier Division of the Cheshire Women’s & Youth Football League.
CEC bosses are now set to carry out works to a busy zebra crossing where markings have worn out, despite initially saying it posed “no immediate risk”.
The u-turn comes after Nantwich News highlighted the concerns of resident Bill Pearson who was nearly hit a number of times bu vehicles seemingly unaware of the crossing.
Summer in the UK, especially in Nantwich, brings forth a plethora of exciting and engaging activities for children to enjoy.
Cheshire Police issued 145 traffic reports and made two arrests after a campaign targeting drivers.
The Roads and Crime Unit (RCU) tackled HGV speeding and other offences as part of a 12-day operation focusing on the county’s roads.
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