Unmissable action: Huge sporting events this summer
The Great British summer always delivers in terms of sporting action.
Sure, the weather is not always dependable, but we are always guaranteed to have a feast of sport on the menu.
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Building resilient infrastructure for maritime industry
Marine transport is the backbone of international trade, moving almost 90% of all commodities globally.
As such, the infrastructure assisting this industry must be strong and resilient to various issues, such as natural calamities, climate change, and expanding operational requirements.
Travel solo and meet new friends
Most holidaymakers have the impression that solo travel is lonely, often scary, and not much fun.
That’s not how going solo is for well-informed people who know about organised trips.
Nantwich firms hailed at first “Made Smarter” awards
Firms in Nantwich pursuing digital transformation have been celebrated at the inaugural Made Smarter Adoption Awards.
The awards champion manufacturing and engineering companies who have committed to adopting technology and skills to digitalise, decarbonise and drive growth.
Nantwich Town club captain Tory Bourne signs new contract
Nantwich Town club captain Troy Bourne has signed a contract to remain at the club for the 2024/25 season.
Bourne’s long association with the club has seen him rise through the youth ranks to the first team captain.
New homes plan for Doddington Estate near Nantwich
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Plans have been submitted for 18 homes on land at Doddington Estate at Bridgemere, which is expected to see a total of 112 dwellings on site over future years.
Outline permission for the scheme was granted at appeal in 2020 after Cheshire East Council refused the application.
Nantwich shoplifter jailed for breaching Criminal Behaviour Order
A prolific shoplifter who targeted stores across Nantwich, Shavington and Crewe has been jailed after breaching his Criminal Behaviour Order.
Ian James McIntyre, of no fixed abode but of Crewe, appeared at Chester Magistrates’ Court yesterday (June 13) where he was jailed for 18 weeks.
Fire crews attend kitchen blaze in Nantwich house
Fire crews were called to a kitchen fire at a family home in Nantwich last night (June 13).
The incident happened at around 9pm at a property on Talbot Way, in Stapeley.
Coach House Forge celebrates 10 years in Nantwich
A family-run Blacksmiths in Nantwich is celebrating 10 years of forging in the town!
Coach House Forge is run by husband and wife team Chris and Amy Danby.
Best-selling author to visit Nantwich for talk on new novel
By Jonathan White
Multi-million bestselling author Adele Parks is coming to Nantwich on July 3 on her launch tour for her latest novel, ‘First Wife’s Shadow’.
Parks is author of 23 bestselling novels including the recent Sunday Times hit Just Between Us and the audible Number One sensation One Last Secret.
Seven arrested following disturbances in Nantwich and Crewe
Seven youths have been arrested by police after a series of disturbances in Nantwich and Crewe last night (June 12).
Officers said they received a number of reports of incidents in Crewe and Nantwich involving a group of youths.
“Railway House” in Nantwich returned to its former glory
An iconic home in Nantwich has been returned to its former glory by a local business.
The “Railway House” sits next to the level crossing on London Road in Nantwich.
Crescent Garage in Nantwich to close after death of owner
The popular Crescent Garage in Nantwich is to close permanently after the sad death of its 91-year-old owner John “Jack” Field.
The family-run outlet has announced it is closing for good after tomorrow (June 14).
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