Nantwich Library looks set to be closed every Friday and half a day on Mondays under new service budget cuts proposed by Cheshire East Council.
The details emerged in a letter to Nantwich Town Council from CEC’s director of environment and neighbourhoods.
In 2021, ONS figures showed that 113,505 divorces were granted in England and Wales – an increase of 9.6% compared to 2020.
Census data released in 2023 also found that around half of all marriages will end in divorce.
A South Cheshire karate club is sending three competitors to the World Championships after receiving backing from local firm Mornflake.
The Zenshin Ryu Club, which holds classes at Wyche House Bank in Nantwich and Yoxall Village Hall in Haslington, has received support from the cereal makers towards its debut at The WUKF World Championships in Dundee.
A Nantwich salon is totting up the proceeds after staging a special event to raise money for a South Cheshire based LGBT+ cause.
Steven Burgin Hairdressing on Hospital Street welcomed clients and neighbouring businesses to an open evening where collections were made for the charity Body Positive in Crewe.
When it comes to a fancy dress competition, boys can let their creativity shine by choosing a unique and captivating costume.
The possibilities are endless, whether they want to become a superhero, a historical figure, or an imaginary character.
Shocking RSPCA figures show an alarming 17% rise in intentional cruelty against animals in Cheshire compared to 2021.
A total of 238 reports were received in Cheshire last year, the charity revealed, compared to 202 in 2021.
A man who climbed onto the roof of an amusement arcade in Crewe has been jailed for causing a public nuisance.
Daniel Prince, 27, of no fixed abode, was sentenced to 26 weeks in prison after previously pleading guilty to intentionally/recklessly causing a public nuisance.
Dear Editor,
Cheshire East Council has made a proposition to change the library opening hours.
This I find atrocious cutting a valuable public service and much wanted community space.
By Jonathan White
The 35th South West Cheshire (Wistaston) Scout Group is celebrates its 65th anniversary this year.
The group’s celebrations included a treasure hunt in Wistaston on Saturday with 180 Scouts and family members participating in a “what3words” geocode search.
Have you ever thought about becoming a foster carer? If so, you might have wondered what skills and attributes you need.
There are plenty of training courses for potential foster carers which can help teach strategies for adapting to life in the role, but certain personality traits are also necessary to excel in the role.
BB guns have been a popular pastime for generations, providing countless hours of entertainment and even serving as an introduction to the world of firearms.
Over the years, BB guns have undergone numerous transformations, with manufacturers constantly pushing the envelope in terms of design and technology.
Two young agriculturists are eyeing global travel thanks to a scholarship run by Reaseheath College in Nantwich and the Cheshire Agricultural Society.
Niamh McGrath, an undergraduate agricultural co-ordinator from Knutsford, and Emma Cook from Kelsall, a co-manager of a calf rearing unit, have each been awarded £2000 John Platt Travel Scholarships.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of people enjoyed the 22nd annual ‘Audlem Party on the Park’ music concert.
Comperes Dave Johnson and Kevin Fernihough from Blue Sky Radio – a new commercial radio station for Staffordshire and Cheshire – introduced each band with their witty humour.
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