Education choices are changing. Families increasingly look beyond traditional classrooms when standard schooling no longer fits a child’s needs, pace, or circumstances.
Parents want stability, clarity, and progress without unnecessary pressure.
Education is the foundation of progress and an investment in the future.
For young people facing life challenges, access to high-quality learning often becomes the only real way to rebuild their professional path.
A new exhibition called “Four Visions of Cheshire” by four Cheshire-based artists has opened in the Millennium Gallery at Nantwich Museum.
The display, due to run until Saturday March 28th, explores various landscapes in Cheshire.
Reaseheath Mini Zoo in Nantwich has been shortlisted for the prestigious Great British Wildlife Restoration Award.
It’s in recognition of the zoo’s pioneering work to conserve the UK’s native dung beetles through Project DUNG.
Bosses of the new Kingsbourne Academy in Nantwich are now recruiting for a new head of school.
The primary school is currently being built close to Nantwich Town’s ground on the Kingsbourne estate and is set to open its doors to pupils in September 2026.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Referrals to Cheshire Police into online child abuse soared from more than 180 in 2023 to nearly 800 last year.
Chief Constable Mark Roberts revealed the figures during a police and crime panel called to discuss the controversial decision to axe 50 PCSO posts across the county.
Friends and family of a missing pensioner are still searching for him more than three weeks after he walked out of Leighton Hospital and vanished.
Clive Galley, aged 67, was last seen at around 7.12am on Friday December 19th leaving the hospital.
Nantwich Pirates overcame Winsford Over 3 in the only Crewe Regional Sunday Premier Division game to survive the weather.
In a game that produced eight goals, it was the home side who came out on top 5-3 after braces from Mike Truan and Eddie Warrington, as well as a goal from Chris Stokes.
By Jonathan White
Wistaston Singers are to begin 2026 on a high note as they present their first concert of the year.
The fundraiser concert in aid of Cancer Research UK will take place on Saturday January 17th at St Mary’s Church Hall, Wistaston.
Nantwich dog trainer Rachel Rodgers has been named a winner in the Northern Enterprise Awards for her company Nose to Trail.
Rachel, 36, was named Best Dog Behaviour and Enrichment Services 2025 at the awards.
Organisers are busy preparing for another “Battle of Nantwich” Holly Holy Day celebration which will take place on Saturday 24th January.
The Sealed Knot’s faithful troops will gather in the town to re-enact the battle that took place in 1644, marking the end of the siege of the town during the English Civil War.
In a moment, a road accident can disrupt health, employment, and finances.
Although recovery is of primary importance, decisions made shortly after the incident can influence the outcome of a claim.
Residents and businesses near Wrenbury have arranged a community meeting to resolve flooding problems cutting off rural villages.
The meeting will be held in Marbury where residents are calling for urgent action over flooding at the junction of Wrenbury Road, New Road and Hollyhurst Road in Marley Green.
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