By Jonathan White
Wistaston Jubilee Tennis Club will officially open its newly renovated tennis courts with a special community event.
The celebrations will take place on Saturday June 13th at the club’s courts on Church Lane, Wistaston.
Whether you’ve just bought a home or you have been living in your house for many years, chances are, you are considering changes or improvements that can add comfort, value, and style to your interiors or exteriors.
A three-year campaign to improve a busy junction in Stapeley, Nantwich, has been completed.
Improvement works have been carried out to the camber at the junction of London Road and Peter De Stapleigh Way.
Youngsters from Stapeley Broad Lane School in Nantwich have teamed up with police to deliver a powerful road safety message.
Pupils joined local officers as part of the #TheKidsAreWatching initiative in Nantwich.
Nantwich Town men’s side held their annual awards where people from around the club were recognised for their achievements.
Joel Connolly and Alex Panter were the big winners of the evening, both taking home four awards.
The annual Wybunbury Fig Pie Wakes rolls back into the village on Saturday June 6th.
It will be the 31st annual staging of the event in Wybunbury with organisers promising another lively day of entertainment for all ages.
Right at Home South Cheshire based in Nantwich has been recognised as a 5-Star Employer in the 2026 Work Buzz Awards.
The award is based on direct feedback from their team and clientele.
The community came together for the fourth annual Theodore William Gill Cup charity football match at Nantwich Town FC’s Swansway Stadium.
The event was organised by parents Greg Gill and Charlotte Wilson in memory of their baby son Theodore William Gill, who was born sleeping on April 26th 2023.
The owners of independent hospitality venues in Nantwich have issued a dire warning about the crippling costs they are facing.
And it’s feared some of our favourite places to eat and drink will have to shut their doors for good if the Government does not help the sector which they fear is facing a “perfect storm” of costs.
A Reaseheath College and University Centre student in Nantwich is shining a light on a hidden threat to the UK’s environment, and the potential impact of her work is significant.
Cheshire College – South & West has won the Liverpool Hope Prize for Outstanding Achievement in Social Mobility at the 2026 Educate North Awards.
The award recognises the impact of the college’s Crewe 42 initiative – an early intervention programme designed to support young people at risk of becoming NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training).
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By Jonathan White
Players, supporters and volunteers came together at the Mornflake Stadium for the sixth annual Andrew Scoffin Memorial Match in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.
The charity fixture honoured lifelong Alex supporter and stadium announcer Andrew Scoffin, who died in July 2021 following a long battle with cancer.
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