Nantwich Town fall to defeat at Cheshire rivals Warrington
By Adam Bateman
Nantwich Town could not follow up their fine victory away at Morpeth as they fell to a narrow defeat at Warrington Town.
Right from the kick off the hosts were dominate.
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Plan for Audlem wedding venue deferred over noise assessment
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Councillors have deferred an application to use a former Audlem farmhouse as a wedding venue until a noise assessment is done.
Cheshire East planning officers had recommended the scheme at The Parkes, off Monks Lane, be approved.
Nantwich Jazz Blues and Music Festival returns this Easter
The Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival is back after a two-year gap due to the pandemic.
And organisers say the 2022 line-up is bigger and better than ever.
Pensioner from Crewe jailed for 12 years for sex offences against children
A 74-year-old man from Crewe has been jailed for 12 years after being found guilty of a string of sex offences against victims under the age of 13.
David Palin was sentenced at Chester Crown Court following a week-long trial.
Nantwich Show returns with new location at Reaseheath College
Nantwich Show is set to celebrate 125 years by moving to a new location in July – at nearby Reaseheath College.
This year’s show is set for Wednesday July 27 as organisers Nantwich Agricultural Society aim for an extra special celebration.
READER’S LETTER: Great British Railways HQ countdown has started
Dear Editor,
The competition to find a new home for the Great British Railways Headquarters is now live and towns and cities from across the United Kingdom are invited to apply.
PCSO numbers could be slashed in Cheshire to free up £1.3 million
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire’s police commissioner could cut the number of PCSOs by slashing £1.3m off that part of the budget and using the cash to fund other police officers.
PCC John Dwyer stressed there would be no redundancies and losses would be through “natural wastage”.
Beeston Castle and Woodland Walk half-term events
Beeston Castle and Woodland Walk near Nantwich will be hosting an outdoor explorer quest at half-term from February 19-27.
Visitors will roam around the grounds and gardens to find games and activities inspired by soldiers and exotic animals.
Lambing Weekends & Zoo at Reaseheath College
The whole family can enjoy this unique springtime experience. Children will always remember seeing lambs being born! This year the event will be held in new, more spacious facilities on our main campus and will also include a Farmers Market! There will be lots of fun children’s activities taking place including farm competitions and colouring. The Reaseheath Zoo will also[Read More…]
Nantwich Garden Guild
The next monthly meeting of the Guild will be on Tuesday 8 February in the Parish Rooms opposite St. Mary’s Church, Nantwich. The talk will be given by David Race entitled “Garden Delights January to July”. The talk follows the AGM. New members always welcome.
READER’S LETTER: Highway Code changes have “positive” impact on safety
Dear Editor,
As the cycling and walking champion for Cheshire East Council I am very grateful for the changes in the highway Code that protect pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders.
Walking around myself I have enjoyed walking over junctions rather than running to get out of the way of a vehicle and I have experienced an overall positive impact to my safety whilst being active than before the changes.
READER’S LETTER: Why is Crewe not in “Education Investment Area”?
Dear Editor,
In 2019 just 65% of children leaving primary school reached the expected standards in reading, writing and maths.
This is a national scandal.
Crewe Regional Sunday Leagues: Leaders The Lions beat Talbot 6-3
Crewe Regional Sunday Premier Division leaders The Lions beat Talbot 6-3.
Talbot took the lead with an early goal from Liam Whittaker, but The Lions quickly equalised through Caine Mellor, who added a second goal later.
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