Hundreds enjoy 19th Audlem Festival of Transport
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of villagers enjoyed the 19th annual Audlem Festival of Transport.
There was a spectacular parade of more than 100 cars, commercial vehicles, tractors and motorcycles.
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Nantwich Ladies Social Group
I am starting a new social group for ladies in Nantwich. Do you miss going shopping, out for lunch or a glass of wine with your girlfriends ? Or, like me, have you just moved here and really don’t know anyone yet? We will meet for coffee regularly, go for walks together, days out, theatre and dinner trips, but the[Read More…]
Five teenagers quizzed over Nantwich town centre vandalism
Police have confirmed five teenagers have been traced and questioned over vandalism to Nantwich town centre flowers and planters.
One boy and four girls – aged between 14 and 16 – were traced after officers reviewed CCTV images of the damage caused in the town square and Pepper Street.
Welsh Row Through the Ages exhibition at Nantwich Museum
Nantwich Museum’s “Welsh Row Through The Ages” summer exhibition is pulling in the punters.
The exhibition was opened by Mayor of Cheshire East Cllr Lesley Smetham and runs until Saturday October 13.
Police investigate vandalism after yobs destroy Nantwich planters and flowers
Angry residents and councillors have hit out at yobs who vandalised and destroyed Nantwich town centre flower beds and planters on consecutive nights.
These images and video show how vandals wrecked the tireless work done by Nantwich in Bloom volunteers to add colour to the town prior to the arrival of Britain in Bloom judges earlier this month.
Woore CC skipper guides 1st team to win over Meir Heath
By Roger Horwood
Woore CC 1sts skipper Tas Hussain used his experience in his side’s thrilling win over Meir Heath to maintain their run in a rain interrupted match.
With five straight wins under their belt, and maximum points in each, the surge towards promotion shows no sign of abating.
Thousands of GP patients in South Cheshire still without full out of hours access
Thousands of registered GP patients in South Cheshire still do not have access to out of hours appointments, latest figures revealed today.
Only 13% of the 185,538 patients registered in the South Cheshire Clinical Commissioning Group area have full out of hours provision, according to data compiled by the BBC and shared with Nantwich News.
Wrenbury dads raise thousands with Coast to Coast bike ride
Four dads from Wrenbury have raised thousands of pounds for Wingate Children’s Centre after cycling the iconic ‘Coast to Coast’ route from Workington in Cumbria to Sunderland.
Tom Robinson, Oliver Caunce, Josh Walker and Scott Heirene, plus support driver Scott Caunce, took on the gruelling challenge which saw them pedal through the Lake District National Park.
Midnight the cow puts Nantwich care home residents in good mooo-d
Midnight the cow deserves a ‘pat’ on the back for putting Nantwich care village residents in a good mooood!
She came to the rescue of residents at Richmond Village, off London Road, who were competing in an inter-village contest called “The English Countryside”.
Former Crewe Alex star AJ Leitch Smith turns out for Nantwich Town
Former Crewe Alexandra star AJ Leitch-Smith played and scored for Nantwich Town in their latest pre-season match away at Colwyn Bay.
AJ, who also played for Crewe’s rivals Port Vale, is seeking a new club and approached the Dabbers for much-needed game time.
Aldi unveils plan to demolish Nantwich store and build larger one
Aldi supermarket chiefs have unveiled plans to demolish the current Nantwich store and build a bigger one in its place.
The store, on Station Road, has grown in popularity since opening in the early 2000s and bosses say a new store is now needed to cope with demand.
Nantwich market stallholder scoops silver at International Cheese awards
Nantwich Market stallholders are celebrating this week, following the award success of one of their fellow traders.
Andrew and Lucy Hollinshead of Real. Raw. Milk. took part in the Nantwich Show and International Cheese awards competing for a prize in the Raw Milk category.
Councillor calls on Cheshire East to make plans to tackle fracking firms
By Stephen Topping
A Labour member is calling on Cheshire East Council to make sure it has a voice if gas firms apply to frack on the borough’s land.
Cllr Nick Mannion, member for Macclesfield West and Ivy, told Thursday’s full council meeting that CEC should challenge the Government over its policy to make decisions on fracking sites that go against the wishes of both communities and local planning authorities.
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