Community leaders in Nantwich want new direction for youth club
Community volunteers in Nantwich are stepping up to create more opportunities for youngsters in the town.
And they see Guy Harvey Youth Club on Birchin Lane as key to better provision.
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Lessons needed after woman killed by partner, say CEC councillors
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Lessons must be learned following the tragic death of a mother-of-four who was killed by her partner, Cheshire East councillors have said.
The 53-year-old woman, referred to as Pam, died in August 2019.
FEATURE: Head injuries in sport: What are the risks and how can they be prevented?
In professional and competitive sports, the risk of head injury is widespread.
While concussion is the most common type of head injury in sport, this can vary in severity.
More acts lined up for fundraising “Hitchfest” festival near Nantwich
More top name acts have been added to the line-up for “Hitchfest” – a new music festival taking place near Nantwich next month.
The festival is being held at The Bickerton Poacher over the weekend of July 7-9.
Reaseheath College wins major trophy at Royal Cheshire Show
Reaseheath College’s action-packed stand won the Best Speciality Stand in the Rural Life Area at the Royal Cheshire Show.
The Nantwich college’s range of educative and interactive displays impressed judge Richard Blackburn, NFU Council Representative.
Nantwich author Steve France publishes new fiction work
Nantwich author Steve France has published his latest novel called “The Peculiar Shape of Moving”.
It tells the story of Jude Sixpence who sees an intriguing newspaper ad for a bus travelling to India and is captivated by the idea of heading east and finding salvation.
Nantwich Town teams up with local firm Boughey Distribution
Nantwich Town have teamed up with local employer Boughey Distribution in a three-year sponsorship deal.
The new partnership includes the company’s branding being placed around Swansway Stadium off Waterlode and on the club’s new training kits.
FEATURE: Bridging loan assistance: How to bridge the gap
If you’re in need of fast financing for a short-term period, bridging loans can be a valuable option to get help to secure a bridging loan.
These loans bridge the gap between two transactions, typically used for property purchases.
Crewe & District Writers’ Circle to hold Open Day
By Jonathan White
Crewe and District Writers’ Circle are to stage a Writers’ Day on Saturday July 8.
It will take place at the Hope and Beams Centre, on Broad Street, Crewe.
Bentley marks 10th anniversary of first solar panels at Crewe factory
Bentley Motors have marked the 10th anniversary of the first solar panel at its Crewe campus.
It did so by launching the next phase to create a carbon neutral “dream factory” to increase the number of on-site solar panels to 36,418
Police crack down on offenders targeting children in Cheshire
Cheshire Police carried out the latest phase of Operation Guardians to protect young and vulnerable people across the county.
More than 100 sex offenders were visited, five were arrested for breaching conditions, and two charged with indecent image offences.
Nantwich school student wins England U16s hockey tournament
A Brine Leas student in Nantwich won a call up to England’s U16s hockey team for a 4 Nations tournament – and went on to win!
Jake Holland, from Nantwich, is a Crewe Vagrants 1st team hockey player.
LETTER: NHS needs better management and less bureaucrats
Dear Editor,
What the NHS needs is much better management and less bureaucrats, pen-pushers and equality and diversity advisers.
Hospital waiting lists have reached a record high of 7.4 million….and that is in England alone.
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