Nantwich Concert Band to perform Sixties special
Nantwich Concert Band will be back in action next month with a special “Sounds of the Sixties” event.
The concert will take place at Nantwich Town’s football stadium on Sunday March 16.
Other News
Nantwich entrepreneur expands new “rugged” mobile phone
A Nantwich entrepreneur believes his new “rugged” mobile device for tradespeople is set to expand its reach globally.
Roy Taylor’s JCB Phone company has made strides in the industry over the past few years.
Bentley Motors eyes latest recruitment of apprentices
Bentley Motors has opened vacancies for its latest apprenticeship programme.
The South Cheshire car maker is targeting the next generation of talent as the company transitions to full electrification.
Virtual Quiz
Virtual Quiz is taking place on Wednesday 27 May 7-9 pm raising funds for The Wingate Special Children’s Trust. £5 per team. Tickets available from www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/virtual-quiz-tickets-105247439926 4 rounds of 10 questions – should be a good night. Get your pens ready!
Cheshire East finance boss issues warning over savings
Cheshire East Council still needs to make savings to remain financially sustainable despite the £25.3 million government ‘bailout’, the authority’s finance boss said.
Adele Taylor, interim executive director of resources, issued the warning at Monday’s meeting of the audit and governance committee, in response to a question from Conservative councillor Patrick Redstone.
Wistaston man hails Parkruns for saving his life
Running has proved a life-saver for a Wistaston man who once contemplated suicide while in the depths of despair.
Mark Peel, 53, is a Run Director with Parkrun in Queen’s Park, a Saturday morning event when runners of all abilities meet to take in the joy of exercising as a group surrounded by lush greenery.
Nantwich Bookshop launch for Kate’s second book
A Wistaston mum marking 10 years at the helm of a charity supporting women and girls is set to launch her second book.
Kate Blakemore, founder of Motherwell Cheshire, will unveil ‘The Motherwell Journey – Championing Women, Changing Lives’ at Nantwich Bookshop on March 20.
Key considerations for business sustainability and growth
Every business aiming for long-term success must consider sustainability alongside growth.
Balancing these elements helps companies thrive amidst market dynamics and environmental challenges.
Nantwich woman receives Humanitarian Medal from King
EXCLUSIVE
A Nantwich woman who works for a charity sending emergency medical aid to countries caught up in conflict or natural disaster has received The Humanitarian Medal.
Veronique Mestdagh was honoured by the King at Buckingham Palace for her role with frontline medical aid charity UK-Med which travels to disaster zones at 24 hours’ notice.
Nantwich Town hammer City of Liverpool 2-8
Nantwich Town ended their long run without a win with a remarkable 8-2 victory over City of Liverpool at the DCBL Stadium in Widnes, writes Liam Price.
Alex Panter came in for Byron Harrison and Kai Evans returned from suspension in place of Matty Tweedley for the Dabbers’ two changes from the draw with Runcorn.
Cooper Buckley hit 14 against AFC Dishers in Premier Division
It was a statement result from Cooper Buckley in the Premier Division as they put 14 goals past AFC Dishers.
Seb Musynski had a productive morning as he scored four of the goals for his side. Sam Marsh scored a hat-trick.
How to make yourself a greener car owner
Considering the rising pollution levels due to harmful human activities, living a greener life is a priority for many.
An eco-friendly lifestyle is more than just collecting rainwater or saving used oil.
Yoga in South Cheshire: self-care, movement, and quiet time
Now that January has been and gone our New Year’s Resolutions may well be a distant memory.
So, for the coming months why not try setting a simple intention instead: focusing on self-care, moving more, or finding some time to quieten the mind through meditation perhaps?
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