By Jonathan White
Hundreds of people enjoyed the Wistaston Village Fete at Wistaston Church Lane Academy.
It started with a special parade from the school car park to the arena to celebrate the school’s 150th anniversary.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Running Club members have taken part in a community litter pick to help keep the town tidy.
More than 30 members took to the streets of Nantwich along some of their favourite running routes including along Welsh Row, River Weaver footpaths and banks and locations on the outskirts of the town.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council’s solar farm at Crewe may be able to supply energy to the rebuilt Leighton Hospital in the future, a councillor has said.
The 4.1mw farm was built to provide the majority of the electricity required by the council’s compost plant at Leighton, which is operated by a contractor Biowise.
A Nantwich driver training specialist has launched a new business partnership to boost the logistics and transport sectors.
The Dulson Training Business Partnership Program will job-match highly skilled individuals with the needs of companies.
In 2024, the importance of privacy online has reached unprecedented levels, driven by technological advancements, evolving regulatory landscapes, and growing concerns over data security and personal autonomy.
Nantwich Museum is to stage a series of talks alongside its new forthcoming exhibition “Our High Street, its history, buildings and people”.
“The Origins and Evolution of Nantwich High Street” by Trevor Evans Wednesday July 3, 7pm.
A lorry driver has been arrested after a serious crash on the A530 in Nantwich today.
It involved a lorry and car which closed the busy road in both directions at Baddington.
Celebrity chefs have been lined up to wow the crowds at this year’s Nantwich Food Festival.
Organisers hope live demonstrations by renown chefs will add spice to the three-day event between August 30 and September 1.
The talents of two floristry students from Reaseheath College in Nantwich blossomed during an event marking the launch of National Florist Day.
Maya Twigg and James Jones were hand-picked by The Florist magazine’s editor Caroline Marshall-Forster and invited to an event at The Dorchester in London.
A Nantwich woman who battled against leukaemia as a child, has reached the final of Ms Great Britain after staging a series of fundraising challenges.
Anya Hynes fought against acute myeloid leukaemia as a child and says this experience has fuelled her drive for health and wellbeing.
The Great British summer always delivers in terms of sporting action.
Sure, the weather is not always dependable, but we are always guaranteed to have a feast of sport on the menu.
Marine transport is the backbone of international trade, moving almost 90% of all commodities globally.
As such, the infrastructure assisting this industry must be strong and resilient to various issues, such as natural calamities, climate change, and expanding operational requirements.
Most holidaymakers have the impression that solo travel is lonely, often scary, and not much fun.
That’s not how going solo is for well-informed people who know about organised trips.
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