By Jonathan White
Studio Nantwich is to host a fundraising concert in aid of Christie Charity during the annual Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival.
The four-day festival, which attracts tens of thousands of music revellers, returns from April 17-21.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter.
Cheshire East Council has scrapped plans to consult on proposals to axe or reduce its CCTV service.
But the authority is to ask Cheshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner and other partners to help fund it.
Nantwich’s historic market was beaten by Shrewsbury to the title of Britain’s favourite market.
Nantwich had been shortlisted in the top 10 in the country in the “Great British Market Awards”.
Over the years, jeans and denim have become a fashion staple. But this wasn’t always the case.
As one of the most durable, versatile and comfortable fabrics, it’s no surprise that jeans are so long-lasting.
Losing a loved one is never easy. Finding meaningful ways to honour their memory can provide comfort and a sense of closure.
With some thoughtful planning, you can create touching tributes that celebrate their life.
A hair salon boss in Nantwich has been awarded the rare “master of colour” accolade at The Hunter Collective Academy in London.
Jane Conneely, owner of Salon Vie Hairdressing on Beam Street, completed the ultimate in colour education which has taken her skills to the next level.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Residents wishing to speak at next month’s Cheshire East full council meeting will be given the option to do so virtually as well as attending in person because of the “inaccessible” location.
Cheshire East has come under fire because the last three meetings of the full council were held at Jodrell Bank, and the one prior to that was at Tatton Park.
Officers probing a series of suspicious fires at a former mansion near Nantwich are appealing for witnesses and footage to get in touch.
The fires happened at the derelict Tilstone House, just off A51 Nantwich Road, in Tilstone Fearnall, on three occasions throughout January.
Nantwich Town’s stuttering start to 2025 continued last night when they let slip a lead to draw 2-2 with lowly Kidsgrove Athletic.
On the back of a late defeat at Trafford at the weekend, the loss of more league points is a blow to the Dabbers’ hopes of promotion.
Cheshire East Council is “working hard to make roads safe”, claimed a council leader today.
It comes after many motorists flooded us with complaints about the crumbling state of our busy A roads, in particular the A530 Middlewich Road and A530 Whitchurch Road.
People in Shavington can soon try their hand at what organisers say is “the fastest growing sport in the world”.
Pure Pickleball, based at Apollo Buckingham Life Science Campus, is launching a new club based at Shavington Primary School on February 4.
Staff at Reaseheath Zoo in Nantwich are mourning the death of Timmy, a Brazilian Tapir.
Timmy has been a popular attraction at the mini zoo since arriving in Nantwich in 2007
Nantwich Town Crier ‘sacked’ for Facebook comments
Nantwich’s Town Crier has been sacked for Facebook comments he made which one councillor alleged brought the town council into disrepute.
Dev Hobson, who has been town crier in Nantwich for three years, confirmed today he had “been let go” by the town council.