Dear Editor,
I was intrigued by last Tuesday’s launch of the latest Tory splinter group “Popular Conservatism” by Liz Truss.
As the shortest-lasting of the 57 Prime Ministers in the 300 year history of the post, having crashed the economy in seven weeks, she is the most UN – popular major figure in politics. What a joke!
South Cheshire Harriers runners have kick-started their 2024 with a busy month of races and events.
Members competed in a muddy cross country around Reaseheath in Nantwich, with junior and senior teams taking part.
Nature-loving residents of the new Alexandra Mill care home in Shavington have taken on the challenge of the RSPB Big Birdwatch 2024.
And to kick it off, they created some collaborative, local bird inspired collages and paintings with Creative Mojo Cheshire West & Warrington.
An exhibition paying tribute to Crewe suffragist Ada Chew is moving to a final venue in the town before leaving the area.
Hundreds of people have visited the display since it opened at Crewe Market Hall last July and then moved to the town library and Queen’s Park café.
In the Crewe Regional Sunday League, heavy rain during the week resulted in four of the eight scheduled matches being postponed due to waterlogged pitches.
In the Premier Division, Cooper Buckley and Betley met for the second time in eight days, the game being played on Pitch 3 at Barony Park on a difficult surface.
A Nantwich primary school has been hailed by Minister for Schools Damian Hinds for its Year 1 Phonics results.
Weaver Primary’s year 1 pupils achieved a 100% success rate in meeting expected standards, placing it in the top one percent of all primaries across the UK.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Residents’ “justified anger” at Cheshire East over the lived-in housing estate which lost its planning permission was “probably a significant factor” in Labour losing the Crewe Central by-election, a councillor said.
Labour’s Connor Naismith, who represents Crewe West, was speaking after the Conservatives snatched the neighbouring Crewe Central seat from Labour on Thursday.
A driver training specialist has won a multi-million pound Government contract to deliver training in Nantwich for potential lorry drivers across the Midlands and North West.
The two-year contract means Dulson Training will be offering free HGV and ADR training for individuals or 90% subsidised training for SME employers looking to upskill their staff.
Dozens of residents have visited David Lloyd Leisure’s public consultation exhibitions for its planned new Nantwich health and wellness club.
The company staged two public events on Friday and yesterday, at Wychwood Park Hotel and at Crewe Vagrants in Willaston.
Rolex, a name synonymous with luxury and precision, has long held a coveted place in the world of high-end timepieces.
Founded in 1905, the brand has cultivated a reputation for creating watches that are not just elegant accessories but also remarkable feats of engineering.
In the realm of automotive purchases, navigating the landscape of used cars can be both daunting and exhilarating.
The allure of finding a reliable vehicle at a fraction of the cost of a new one is undeniable.
📅 24th February 📍 The Granary Arts Cafe, Nantwich ⌚ 7pm 💷 £10 & £5 on the door for 16-18 year olds Tickets here: https://www.thegranaryartscafe.com/event-details-registration/moth-events-presents-beautiful-sinners-plus-guests
A pedestrian has died after being in collision with a car on Nantwich Road in Crewe, police confirmed.
The incident happened at 10.09am today (February 9) when officers on patrol came across a collision involving a green BMW and a pedestrian.
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