A new crime-fighting tool which Cheshire Police say will help protect homes from burglaries is being rolled out in the county.
The SelectaDNA forensic coding solution is placed on household items such as jewellery, laptops and TVs.
Two drivers had a lucky escape after a collision at a busy Nantwich junction left one car on its roof.
Both occupants escaped uninjured from the accident which happened at the traffic lights where the A51, Elwood Way and Peter de Stapleigh Way meet.
Technology is a constantly shifting application of knowledge that affects all areas of modern life.
Here in Nantwich, it has a bearing on every aspect of business and commerce.
Photographer Laura McCann will open her popular “Performers” exhibition in Nantwich Civic Hall next week.
The exhibition features a series of unfiltered photographs of people who perform for a living.
By Adam Bateman
Nantwich Town reached the FA Trophy second round after a 2-1 victory over Grantham Town at the Optimum Pay Stadium.
The game, preceded by a Remembrance service, started off well for the home side.
The big day is approaching and all the small details must now be sorted out.
However, one that sometimes gets overlooked is how to make the right entrance.
By Jonathan White
A fund-raising “Make Time for our Christmas Concert” will take place in aid of the clock of Acton’s St Mary’s church tower.
The event is on Saturday December 11 at St Mary’s Church on Monks Lane in Acton, and will feature the highly acclaimed Acton Operatic Society.
Nantwich Museum’s popular Christmas Craft Fair will take place next Saturday November 20.
It will feature goods made by the museum’s Craft Group and will take place from 10.30am to 3pm.
By Jonathan White
Players, staff, supporters and Forces veterans joined to stage a pre-match Remembrance ceremony before Nantwich Town’s game with Grantham.
The ceremony, organised by the Nantwich & District Branch of the Royal British Legion, took place on the pitch prior to the FA Trophy 1st Round Proper match at the Optimum Pay Stadium.
Volunteer gardeners in Nantwich were left stunned after thieves stole more than £200 worth of materials from the Growing Health Community Garden project in Brookfield Park.
The theft has left the project without 72 “Eco-deck” base grids, which form the solid platform for the fully accessible garden.
By Jonathan White
Villagers in Wistaston and Willaston are mourning the death of popular Revd Ken Sambrook.
Ken passed away on Wednesday (November 10) after a brief spell in hospital.
Dear Editor
Have you noticed that in the Nantwich Town Council area there is not a poppy adorning any of the lamp-posts?
Other towns seem to have embraced the sense of Remembrance time, reminding us that the Poppy Appeal needs our support to continue the sterling work the RBL does in supporting the Armed Forces, past and present.
Dear Editor,
Why is this Independent / Labour administration hiding from public scrutiny?
It is cancelling the November council meeting after having taken a mauling at the October meeting for a harsh and uncaring winter gritting plan and a car parking policy lost to the wilderness.
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