How to choose rugby boots for match play
Rugby requires speed, footwork, strength, and balance.
The right boots can improve performance and traction, whether you are a back running into open space or a forward driving through scrums.
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Year‑round comfort: How to make your log cabin warm in winter and cool in summer
A log cabin is brilliant when it’s comfortable. When it isn’t, it becomes that “nice idea” you only use on the rare mild day.
In the UK, the same building can feel freezing in the morning, muggy by mid‑afternoon, and slightly damp if it’s been shut up for a week.
Creative writers in spotlight at Nantwich Library showcase event
Creative writers are busy penning their short stories, poems and prose for a special event at Nantwich Library later this month.
The Creative Writing Group, which meets at the library monthly, will stage their first “come and listen” showcase of their work at 5pm on Tuesday February 10th.
Comic song night in Acton to raise funds for hospice
By Jonathan White
Music lovers and comedy fans are invited to an evening of witty and wonderful storytelling at a “Let’s Do It!” classic comic song night comes to St Mary’s Church, Acton.
The charity fundraising event will take place on Saturday March 21st at 7pm at the Grade I listed church on Monks Lane with all proceeds supporting St Luke’s Hospice.
Bentley Motors named UK Top Employer for 15th year
South Cheshire car maker Bentley Motors has been named a UK Top Employer for the 15th consecutive year.
Bentley achieved benchmark performance across Top Employer measures in diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, learning and development.
LETTER: Five weeks to construct a crossing?
Dear Editor,
While I welcome the long-overdue decision to install a toucan crossing at the Peacock roundabout — a notoriously busy junction with fast-moving traffic — I am completely baffled as to why this relatively straightforward piece of work is expected to take up to five weeks.
Latest round-up as semi-finalists decided in President’s Cup
Alderman FC moved comfortably into the semi-finals of the President’s Cup after a 10-0 victory over Division 1 Crewe Rovers.
Saul Kinsman scored a hat-trick, Andy Arrowsmith and Connor Flood both scored braces and the other goals were scored by Oliver Haddock, Jake Watson and Kyle Phipps.
Nantwich Town earn 1-1 draw away at Runcorn Linnets
Nantwich Town earned a hard-fought point in a 1-1 draw away at Runcorn Linnets.
A fine Joe Collins strike looked to have given the Dabbers all three points, but the hosts levelled with just six minutes left.
Businesses honoured at Shop Local Nantwich awards
Winning businesses across Nantwich were honoured at the Shop Local Awards last night at the Wychwood Park Hotel.
Among the winners were the team behind Nantwich Food Festival, which was crowned “Shop Local Award, Nantwich Best Event Organiser”.
Nantwich Museum launches appeal to buy historic rings
Nantwich Museum has launched a new fundraising campaign to buy gold Medieval and Post-Medieval rings.
The Medieval Gold and Turquoise Ring was discovered by members of the Crewe and Nantwich Metal Detecting Society near the mere in the grounds of Combermere Abbey.
Building a holistic hybrid work strategy with serviced offices
Hybrid work has moved beyond being a temporary response to change. It is now a core operating model for many organisations.
Teams split their time between home, office, and client locations, so workspace strategy must support flexibility without eroding structure.
Common mistakes when pairing wedding and engagement rings
Choosing rings that sit together comfortably is more complex than it first appears.
Many couples focus on each ring in isolation, only to discover later that the combination does not work as intended.
CEC’s tip booking system changes will reduce recycling, warn councillors
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East’s plans to change the booking system at tips because of traffic problems the council itself created will make waste disposal more difficult and reduce recycling, councillors were told.
Disley resident Tara Blooming was speaking at a meeting of the environment and communities committee.
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