Police probe theft of Quad Bike from Wybunbury farm
A Quad Bike has been stolen from a farm on Wrinehill Road in Wybunbury, say police.
The exact time of the theft is not known but it happened before 8am on Monday May 21.
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Fabulous duo Slice the Ice at Nantwich Club
Saturday 26th May 2018 following the CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL, we have a fabulous duo Slice the Ice covering classics from Dire Straits, Van Morrison, Robbie Williams, Temptations, Erasure, Eagles, Mike and the Mechanics, Stevie Wonder to name just a few.
Cheshire East Council says only 5% of rubbish makes landfill site
By Stephen Topping
Less than five per cent of household rubbish in Crewe and Nantwich is now being sent to landfill, says Cheshire East Council.
They say their new Cledford Lane environmental hub near Middlewich has played a big part in cutting landfill amounts.
Burglars broke in to Nantwich home and stole car while owner slept
Burglars broke in to a house in Nantwich while the owner was asleep and stole the family car, police have said.
Detectives are appealing for witnesses after the break-in on on Jackson Avenue, Nantwich.
Shooting Stars TV act Angelos among Nantwich live comedy performers
Vic and Bob’s TV comedy sidekick Angelos is among a top bill of funnymen to perform at the final Very Best in Stand-Up in Nantwich before the summer break.
Angelos Epithemiou shot to fame when accompanying Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer on their hit BBC show Shooting Stars.
Nantwich fire crews wade in to rescue ducklings from drain
Nine trapped ducklings sparked a full scale emergency in Nantwich today as fire crews and RSPCA officers waded in to help!
The intrepid birds fell down the drain on Western Avenue in Nantwich at around 9.40am today (May 22).
Beeston Castle to host Bank Holiday jousting tournament
A Jousting Tournament & Melee will be held at Beeston Castle near Nantwich this Bank Holiday weekend.
Jousting goes back to its roots in this no-holds-barred contest of strength, skill and horsemanship.
Worleston fashion show to be staged by St Oswald’s School PTA
A fashion show held at Worleston Village Hall in September was so successful that organisers are running another event on June 8.
And they say it will be even bigger and better this time around.
Nantwich Museum Trust appoints new temporary manager
Elliot Goodger has been appointed by the Nantwich Museum Trustees as temporary Museum Manager while existing manager Kate Dobson is on maternity leave.
Elliot, from Rednal, Birmingham is a graduate of the University of Leicester, Aston University and Ironbridge International Institute for Cultural Heritage at the University of Birmingham.
Church Minshull plant and art sale raises more than £10,000
St Bartholomew’s Church in Church Minshull has had the most successful plant and art sale on record after raising a staggering £10,750.
The May event attracted 2,500 visitors and there were more than 200,000 shrubs, bedding plants, trees and perennials for sale and an art exhibition that displayed works from local artists.
Nantwich pebble artists remember Manchester terror attack victims
By Jonathan White
Pebble artists in Nantwich and Crewe have been painting bees on rocks to pay tribute on the first anniversary of the Manchester Arena terror attack.
The worker bee is one of the best-known symbols of Manchester and came to symbolise Manchester’s resilience after the atrocity which killed 22 people a year ago.
Faddiley win keeps Crewe Regional Sunday League One title hopes alive
Faddiley have clinched at least second place in Crewe Regional Sunday League One – and still have a chance of the title.
Their 6-3 victory over Talbot confirmed they will finish at least runners up.
RSPCA Stapeley prepares for baby bird boom
Staff at Stapeley RSPCA wildlife centre in Nantwich are preparing for an annual baby bird boom, with the arrival of six orphaned tawny owlets in a week.
Every year around May time, the London Road centre sees an increase in the number of baby birds admitted after being found orphaned or out of their nest.
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