Nantwich Town thumped 0-4 in final home game of season
Nantwich Town ended their home league campaign in disappointing fashion with a 0-4 defeat to Avro FC.
The Dabbers came into the game on the back of a 5-1 win over bottom of the league Darlaston.
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Vinyl fans flock to Nantwich shop for biggest Record Store Day
By Jonathan White
Independent Applestump Records in Nantwich has thanked customers for their loyalty after hosting its most successful Record Store Day to date.
The shop, on Oatmarket in the town centre, welcomed music lovers from across the region yesterday (April 18th) as part of Record Store Day UK.
How premium chauffeur service improves business travel experience
Business travel demands more than just getting from point A to point B. It requires punctuality, comfort, and the ability to stay productive on the move.
VIP chauffeur service has become a standard part of corporate travel programmes for companies that value their clients’ and employees’ time.
Why digital awareness is becoming a key skill across the UK
Across the UK, there has been a clear shift in how essential services operate.
Healthcare systems, local councils, and businesses now rely heavily on connected digital infrastructure to store and manage sensitive data.
The Farmer’s Pants cycle rides in Nantwich return for 2026
By Jonathan White
The “Farmer’s Pants” cycle rides have made a return kicking off another season of fun, fitness, and community spirit.
The free 11-mile cycling loop starts from Marsh Lane in Ravensmoor and true to its name, the route is shaped like a giant pair of underpants!
Peacock Railway launches 2026 season with popular opening day
Railway enthusiasts and families enjoyed a fantastic afternoon as the much-loved Peacock Railway in Willaston held its first Public Running Day.
Operated by the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society, the miniature railway behind The Peacock Inn on Crewe Road, marked the start of a new season with a day out for families.
Young trailblazer Violet heads for international stage backed by Mornflake
Shavington schoolgirl Violet Lennon is preparing for her next major competition after carving out a path in the world of ice hockey, while becoming a passionate ambassador for girls in sport along the way.
All this and she’s still only 12!
Wybunbury housing developers submit plans for more homes
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
The applicants behind a controversial proposal for up to six homes in the open countryside at Wybunbury have submitted another application for more on the same field.
Martin and Simon Poole appealed to the planning inspectorate last August after Cheshire East’s southern planning committee deferred their original application on July 30 because councillors wanted to visit the site off Bridge Street before making a decision.
Nantwich mortgage firm Watts expands into new ‘home’ next door
Nantwich mortgage specialists Watts has doubled the size of its home in the town while growing its team of specialists.
The family firm, founded 38 years ago, has taken over premises next door on Beam Heath Way business park and now occupies number 8 and 9 George House, Princes Court.
Police and agencies target shops selling fake vapes and cigarettes
by Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire Police are working with Cheshire East Council and other agencies to crackdown on shops selling fake cigarettes and vapes, the county’s crime commissioner has said.
PCC Dan Price’s comments came after Cllr Sam Naylor said the growing number of small shops selling these fake products is a major concern for people in Northwich.
REVIEW: “Ghost” by Crewe Amateur Musicals Society
By Claire Faulkner
Crewe Amateur Musicals Society are back this week with their production of Ghost.
I’m familiar with the film, which was released back in 1990, but I’d never seen the musical before.
Nantwich fitness instructor tackles marathon in memory of brave Georgy
A fitness instructor at Nantwich Leisure Centre is putting her best foot forward in the London Marathon in memory of a little boy who touched many hearts with his brave battle against cancer.
It will be the second marathon Wistaston girl Mia Kinnest, 22, has undertaken to help raise money for The Bone Cancer Trust.
Solar panels considered for St Mary’s Church roof in Nantwich
Solar panels could soon be installed on the roof of the historic St Mary’s Church in Nantwich, it has emerged.
Church leaders, councillors and volunteers have teamed up to explore the idea for the “Cathedral of South Cheshire” as part of its bid to become carbon neutral.
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