FEATURE: What you should know about solar power for your business
As a business owner, you should know what solar power could do for your company.
Energy bills continue to increase, which affects your monthly overhead expenses.
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Crewe & Nantwich narrowly beaten at 35-24 at Wolverhampton
Crewe and Nantwich RUFC 1sts saw their fine run come to an end with defeat away at Wolverhampton.
The hosts had been on a difficult run of results and Crewe were in a rich vein of form with five consecutive wins.
Record Store Day returns to Nantwich at Applestump Records
Applestump Records on Barker Street in Nantwich is bringing Record Store Day to the town for a second year.
Now in its 16th year, Record Store Day celebrates the unique culture of the independent record shop.
Amazing photos show Nantwich Coronation memories from 1953
These amazing photographs show the last time Coronation celebrations took place in Nantwich – 70 years ago!
Now aged 92, Reg “Derrick” Oakes was in his 20s when he was involved in Queen Elizabeth’s Coronation in 1953.
Nantwich Running Club wins national England Athletics award
Nantwich Running Club have scooped the England Athletics Volunteer Awards 2022 “Club of the Year, National Winner” title.
Club bosses picked up their awards at a presentation evening and dinner ceremony at the Crowne Plaza in Birmingham recently.
Families flock to Reaseheath College’s first Lambing Weekend
Thousands of visitors enjoyed a Springtime experience at Reaseheath College’s Lambing and Zoo Weekend in Nantwich, making it the most successful yet.
The sell-out event, which is being repeated this coming weekend (March 11-12), attracted 2,500 visitors each day.
International Women’s Day celebration hailed a huge success
International Women’s Day was celebrated in style with fashion, music and dance taking centre stage at an event organised by Motherwell Cheshire.
The women’s charity welcomed hundreds of people to Cheshire College, South & West where a day of entertainment included choirs, dance troupes and cheerleaders and a new *Women of the World* fashion parade celebrating the history of national costume.
FEATURE: Why small businesses and startups need long-term plans
Effective long-term planning is vital to the prosperity of small enterprises and startups.
Even with the most fantastic product or services, navigating a business can feel like fumbling in the dark if you don’t have goals and long-term plans.
HSE to probe botched felling after tree crashed across busy road
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
The Health and Safety Executive has been called in to investigate how workers botched a felling attempt and sent a tree crashing across a busy Crewe road.
The two were caught on video chopping down the tree, which then crashed across West Street, blocking the road and narrowly missing a passing car.
Lions beat Betley in Crewe FA Sunday Cup + full round-up
Betley and The Lions battled out a closely fought game in the Crewe Regional League Premier Division semi-finals of the Crewe FA Sunday Cup.
Betley took the lead after 15 minutes with a Dan Lomas goal.
Nantwich Town beaten by Hyde in new manager Carden’s opener
By Jack Beresford
New Nantwich Town boss Paul Carden said his side deserved at least a point after they lost 1-0 at home to second place Hyde United.
Carden, who joined the club on Monday, had two training sessions to prepare for the game.
Cheshire East Council owed more than £7 million in unpaid invoices
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council is owed more than £7 million by residents and companies who haven’t settled their debts after being invoiced more than six months ago.
Figures in a report to next week’s meeting of the finance sub-committee reveal the majority of this – £5.7m – relates to adult social care sundry debt.
FEATURE: Ways to enhance your basement
If your house has a basement, you mustn’t neglect the potential of any space.
While most homeowners would neglect the basement or use it as their utility and storage space, the area can be more than that.
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