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Two Nantwich triathlon events have teamed-up with Triathlon England to create new GO TRI Active sessions.
The aims is to support participants wanting to take part in their first swim, bike, run event in 2022.
Residents can have their say on plans for a new primary school in the Shavington area.
Cheshire East Council wants to build another new primary school in the borough to ease pressure on local places amid new housing developments.
Two more shows are heading to Crewe Lyceum in the next few weeks, with the return of of top comedian Paul Merton next month.
Merton will be at the Lyceum on Saturday May 14 with his “chums” Richard Vranch, Suki Webster, Mike McShane and accompanist Kirsty Newton.
A host of top entertainers are lining up for live appearances and the inaugural Nantwich Roots festival.
The festival, which runs from May 11-15, is organised as a “sister” event by those behind the popular Words and Music Festival.
Drivers are being warned of road closures from May as work begins on overhauling the road network near Leighton Hospital as part of the North West Crewe Package.
Cheshire East Council is urging residents and motorists to sign up to receive updates as a long section of the A530 is set to close from May 9.
Medical negligence is a mercifully rare scenario, but it is still the case that the NHS paid out over £1.6 billion in damages in 2020-21 alone.
It may be that you are approaching a negligence case regarding a personal experience, and want to know more about the process.
Detectives are hunting an attacker who seriously assaulted another man in Nantwich town centre during the Jazz Festival.
They are calling for witnesses and video footage after the 22-year-old victim, from Crewe, was left with a fractured jaw.
By Jonathan White
A second annual charity football match took place at the home of Crewe Alexandra has helped raise more than £3,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support.
The first match, last May 2021, was organised by club announcer and lifelong fan Andrew Scoffin, to raise funds for The Christie.
Residents are being urged to air views on two new schemes for more direct links for walking and cycling between Crewe railway station and the town centre.
Cheshire East Council says it aims to improve pedestrian and cycle links to encourage an increase in “active travel”.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council spends more than £230,000 a week on taxis taking children to and from school.
Figures obtained by the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) through Freedom of Information (FOI) reveal the council pays for 887 children to go to school by taxi at an approximate cost of £231,959.67 per week.
Crewe Lyceum Theatre is hitting the high notes with a piano project designed to boost vibrancy of two of Cheshire East’s town centres after lockdown.
Five pianos – decorated by local artists and community groups – have been placed at key locations in Crewe and Macclesfield.
Talented students from partner colleges in Cheshire and Warrington have been battling it out in WorldSkills-style competitions designed to raise skill levels to meet employer needs.
The Cheshire Skills Competition is a new collaboration between Reaseheath College in Nantwich, Cheshire College South & West, Warrington & Vale Royal College and Macclesfield College.
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