Fire crews battle vehicle blaze on Stapeley road
Fire crews were called to a vehicle blaze on a busy road in Stapeley, Nantwich.
The fire broke out on Elwood Way in Stapeley at around 5pm yesterday (February 23).
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How hospitality businesses are changing everyday waste practices
Across towns and local communities, hospitality businesses are rethinking waste management in daily operations.
Restaurants, cafés and food service venues generate many materials, making efficient handling essential for running a compliant, responsible business.
Nantwich accountants Afford Bond taken over by Wilson Partners
A long-established Nantwich accountancy firm with roots dating back to the 1920s has been acquired by a growing national practice.
All three local offices of Afford Bond, including on Wellington Road in Nantwich, will remain open after being acquired by Wilson Partners.
Plans for 275 homes on Nantwich fields moves step closer
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Plans for up to 275 new homes on fields in Nantwich have moved a step closer.
Seddon Homes wants to build the properties on land to the east of Broad Lane at Stapeley.
Nantwich “Panel of Prints” contest in memory of Nick Edwards
Nantwich Camera Club have staged their annual “Panel of Prints” competition in memory of the late member Nick Edwards.
And the competition attracted a total of 21 Panels.
Universal Model Show draws crowds to Nantwich event
By Jonathan White
Model-making enthusiasts and families flocked to Nantwich for the popular Universal Model Show at Malbank School & Sixth Form College yesterday (February 22nd).
Hosted by the South Cheshire Military Modelling Club, the annual event transformed the venue into a showcase of creativity, craftsmanship and community spirit.
LETTER: Risks of HyNet carbon capture will fall on taxpayers
Dear Editor,
It sounds like common sense that if global warming is caused by too much carbon in the atmosphere, we should remove that carbon.
If we stop producing more carbon and get existing carbon out of the air, then global warming will be under control.
Police probe serious assault in Nantwich town centre
Police are probing a serious assault in Nantwich town centre in the earlier hours of Saturday.
The incident in the alleyway close to Home Bargains has left a 19-year-old man from Crewe in hospital with serious injuries.
Cooper Buckley beat Nantwich Pirates in cup semi-final
Cooper Buckley and Nantwich Pirates went head to-head in the semi-final of the Premier Division Cup, with Cooper emerging victorious.
The entertaining game delivered nine goals but Cooper Buckley came out on top with a 6-3 win.
Holiday cabins plan for Cholmondeley Estate near Nantwich
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Sixty-nine holiday cabins are proposed for Moss Wood on the Cholmondeley Estate near Nantwich.
An environmental impact assessment (EIA) screening report has been submitted to Cheshire East and Cheshire West & Chester councils by Lanarca on behalf of Wyld Cabins in partnership with Cholmondeley Estate.
Biker community pay tribute to Nantwich man at Oulton Park
A special tribute was paid to young Nantwich motorcyclist Josh Stockton at an Oulton Park track event.
Members of Rebel Ryderz turned up in their droves to honour “Stocko” at the No Limits Track Days event yesterday (February 21st).
Fire crews tackle van fire on busy Nantwich road
Fire crews tackled a van fire after the vehicle burst into flames on a busy road in Nantwich.
The incident happened at around 7.30am yesterday (Saturday February 21st) on Chester Road in Acton, close to the Bluestone Lights.
MP wants wages clarity for Gilks Nantwich staff after closure
Crewe & Nantwich MP says he is pressing administrators for clarity over unpaid wages for employees who have lost their jobs after the closure of Nantwich engineering company Gilks.
Nantwich News revealed last week how Gilks (Nantwich) Ltd announced it was going into administration after more than 60 years of trading.
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