The owners of Nantwich Nutrition Club on Hospital Street have celebrated their first year milestone of helping residents with their health and wellness.
The organisation is a members only club which aims to be a place to be for an “inspiring, fun vibe breakfast”.
By Jonathan White
Aerial photographer Rob Higgins has unveiled his new book “Britain’s Railways from the Air” at an event at Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge.
For his book Rob captured dozens of aerial photographs, taken with an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or drone, to provide a unique perspective of the history and workings of Britain’s railways.
The Government is “giving up” on Crewe and Nantwich rather than “levelling up”, claims the constituency’s Labour candidate.
Connor Naismith hit out after the recipients of Round 3 of the Levelling Up Fund was unveiled – with Cheshire East Council’s bids missing out.
Have you ever thought of growing plants indoors?
This is the latest rage many homeowners and interior designers are embracing.
Most indoor plants are exotic and adapt to frost-free and warm atmospheres.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Plans to build five holiday lodges in open countryside near Nantwich have been recommended for approval by planners, despite objections from residents and parish councillors.
The scheme is earmarked for land at Fletchers Pool, off Bridgemere Lane at Hunsterson.
Performing arts school Stagecoach Nantwich has scooped “Business of the Year” at a Cheshire awards ceremony.
The company, run by Laura Grannell, is based from Brine Leas School and has helped thousands of youngsters develop skills in singing, dance, drama and performance.
Nantwich Town have drawn a plum FA Trophy third round tie against former EFL side York City.
The Dabbers will host the National League outfit at the Swansway Stadium on Saturday December 9, kick off 3pm.
The closure of a busy road in and out of Nantwich which is causing traffic chaos at peak times, is set to remain closed until Friday.
Wellington Road, by Station View, has been closed to all traffic and pedestrians since the weekend.
The Nature Recovery team at Cheshire Wildlife Trust are to embark on a tree planting season – and are appealing for local landowners to help.
The Trust has ambitious targets to create 2000 hectares of new woodland across Cheshire by 2030 in line with its 30 by 30 aims and objectives.
Three Nantwich friends are teaming up to stage a fundraiser to help a young four-year-old battling leukaemia.
Olivia Butler (pictured), who lives on Wychwood Village, was diagnosed with leukaemia in June this year and is currently undergoing two years of treatment.
Organisers of the Battle of Nantwich Holly Holy Day event are calling for volunteers to come forward and help.
The event, held every January, is arguably one of the biggest single-day events held by the town.
Crewe & Nantwich 1sts earned a fine second home in successive weekends with a comfortable victory over the Isle of Man side, Douglas.
The game started off well for Crewe, immediately showing dominance up front creating a nice platform to play off.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council is planning a register of multi-language speakers after a vulnerable non-English speaking man who hadn’t eaten for two weeks was found dead at his home.
The 64-year-old Slovakian man, referred to as Anton, had died of pneumonia.
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