Sustainability is at the heart of many industries today. Construction is no exception.
The sector is charging forward into a brighter future, led by aspirational individuals keen to make a difference.
A Nantwich woman has celebrated her 100th birthday surrounding by family and friends.
And Laura Keeble received a special congratulations by receiving a good wishes card from the Queen.
Nantwich CC saw off Wallasey CC in a one-sided semi-final to reach their second National Cclub final at Lord’s in three years.
In front of a big crowd at their Whitehouse Lane ground, Nantwich were dominate from the off.
By Dan Jackson
Nantwich Town succumbed to a late sucker punch as Guiseley claimed a 1-0 win on Saturday at the Swansway Stadium.
The starting line-up saw manager Dave Cooke make two changes to the team that started the previous two matches.
Cheshire East Council has received a share of £7.6 million to help hundreds of adults with learning disabilities and autism into work.
It’s part of a new Government initiative to provide extra support to jobseekers with learning disabilities and autism.
The RSPCA says it received 287 reports of cat cruelty in Cheshire in 2021.
National figures reveal seven cats a day suffer at the hands of humans and this is expected to increase during the summer months.
Nantwich residents are being warned about delays and disruption in the town amid a host of road schemes and utility repair works over next few weeks.
Highways bosses at Cheshire East Council say they are taking steps to “minimise the impact on local events” such as Nantwich Food Festival.
For most people, buying a home is something that is unlikely ever going to happen.
The current housing markets are at an all-time high, which leaves many people wondering if they will ever be able to afford their own homes.
King Arthur is set for a reappearance – this time in Nantwich!
Award-winning writer/director and Cheshire native Dan Freeman is bringing his version of the legendary story to St Mary’s Church.
Brine Leas School students in Nantwich achieved “amazing” A level and BTEC results.
Highlights include 21 students achieving exclusively A/A* grades at A Level with four students achieving exclusively A* grades.
Whether you’re concerned about forgetting things more often than you used to, failing to react as quickly as you once did, or you find yourself struggling to put your finger on the word that you’re looking for, there are all kinds of reasons to work on keeping your brain sharp.
More than 200 A level students celebrated their A level results at the Crewe campus of Cheshire College – South & West today.
The work of staff and students has resulted in the highest number of A* grades achieved in the history of the college.
Students and staff at Malbank Sixth Form in Nantwich are celebrating today after collecting “fantastic” grades.
Headteacher John Harrison said they were proud of their A-level students after two years of “uncertainty and disruption” caused by the Covid pandemic.
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