Welsh Row closed after man falls to death from Nantwich Aqueduct
Police closed off Welsh Row in Nantwich today after a man fell to his death from Nantwich Aqueduct onto the road below.
The incident happened at around 11am, Cheshire Police said.
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The cost of commercial locksmith services explained
Commercial locksmith services are essential for businesses looking to secure their premises, but the costs can vary widely depending on several factors.
Services like emergency lockouts, lock installations, and access control systems come with different price ranges based on complexity, urgency, and materials used.
Full steam ahead for Nantwich community railway project
A Nantwich Miniature Railway Group has completed a new track extension after gaining support from local students and Transport for Wales.
The railway has been extended at Nantwich Methodist Church on Hospital Street and is a popular attraction for local families.
Roads closed as work on sink hole continues in Wistaston
Disruption will continue in Wistaston this week after a sink hole opened up on a busy road in the village.
The hole emerged on Laidon Avenue last week between the junctions of Rope Bank Avenue and Rimsdale Close.
Nantwich Players nominated for eight NODA awards
Nantwich Players has been shortlisted for eight National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA) awards.
The amateur theatre group, based on Love Lane in Nantwich, have ben nominated for a range of awards.
Nantwich Christmas shop windows enchanting shoppers
By Jonathan White
Nantwich traders have helped transform the town into a festive wonderland with their Christmas window displays.
The town’s shops have crafted magical shopfronts to entice visitors with displays featuring Father Christmas, festive wreaths, cascades of twinkling lights and snowy street scenes.
Reaseheath College hails T Levels as “transformative”
Reaseheath College in Nantwich has hailed its offering of T Levels as “transformative”.
“T Levels Week” in December aimed to highlight the importance of T Levels in bridging the gap between education and industry.
REVIEW: “Beauty and the Beast” at Crewe Lyceum
By Neil Bonner
Over the years Crewe’s Lyceum Theatre has gained an enviable reputation for staging some of the best pantomimes in the land – and this year’s offering of Beauty and the Beast can only enhance its standing.
River Weaver in Nantwich to be re-stocked after pollution incidents
The Environment Agency is to restock the River Weaver in Nantwich next month, more than 15 months after pollution incidents hit the watercourse.
Thousands of fish were washed up along the riverside in Nantwich in 2023 when slurry polluted the river.
Nantwich girl fundraises after being diagnosed with T1 Diabetes
A diabetic five-year-old Nantwich girl has been fundraising for a diabetes charity by selling magical reindeer food!
Little Sofia decided she wanted to raise awareness after she was diagnosed with Type One Diabetes.
Cheshire East asks for Government financial support again
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cash-strapped Cheshire East Council is asking the government for exceptional financial support for 2025/26.
In February, the council applied for exceptional financial support (EFS) in the form of a capitalisation direction for up to £17.6m for this financial year, although it has not yet drawn down on that.
Pair charged with arson following fire in Nantwich
Two people have been charged with arson following a fire at an apartment block in Nantwich.
Daniel Wollaston, 31, and Charlotte Wollaston, 36, of Laurel Place, Henhull, were arrested on Saturday (December 14).
Crewe Regional Sunday league and Presidents Cup latest
Winsford Over 3 overcame an in-form White Horse side at home in a 5-1 victory in the Presidents Cup.
The ever-potent Tom Stanton scored a hat-trick for his side and other goals were scored by Ben Curbishley and Zac Zarb.
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