Police warning after burglars target Nantwich home
Police have warned householders to be wary after burglars targeted a home in Nantwich.
The break-in by two offenders in happened at a property in the Gerard Drive area of Nantwich.
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The best Bingo events in the North West
Bingo has been around for several decades now, being enjoyed by people of all generations due to its simplicity.
This game of luck was popularised in 1923 by a New York toy salesman even after a few decades of being played in Italy, its origin.
South Cheshire Harriers to stage 20-mile road race
South Cheshire Harriers will stage their annual 20-Mile Road Running Race on Sunday September 1.
The race, starting at 9.30am, will wind through the picturesque countryside of South Cheshire and Staffordshire, providing a scenic and challenging route.
Miniature-gauge train rides at Peacock Railway this Sunday
By Jonathan White
The Peacock Railway in Willaston will be running trains for the public this Sunday (August 4) from 12pm.
The trains are run by the members of the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society on their premises behind The Peacock Inn on Crewe Road.
Probe into vandalised canal lock causing chaos in Audlem
An investigation into a vandalised canal lock in Audlem is continuing in what the Canal and River Trust labelled a “serious incident”.
It’s feared yobs vandalised the tail gates if lock 10 on the Shropshire Union Canal.
Nantwich Town senior and women’s teams make key signings
Nantwich Town have landed a key signing in midfielder Tom Reilly ahead of the new 2024-25 season.
Reilly was a key part of Leek Town’s title win in the Northern Premier League West last season, making 39 appearances and scoring twice.
Stapeley Grange Cattery braced for RSPCA’s busiest summer
Staff at Stapeley Grange Cattery in Nantwich are braced for one of their busiest periods caring for, rehabilitating and rehoming animals.
New figures show that August 1 is the charity’s busiest summer day.
Audlem Festival of Transport enjoyed by thousands
By Jonathan White
Thousands of people enjoyed the 25th annual Audlem Festival of Transport.
The event was organised by the Audlem Special Events Team (ASET), which is marking its 25th anniversary this year.
Football analytics: Revolution in strategic planning for modern game
If you are a fan of the football world, you’ve probably noticed how in the last decade, analytics for the sport has evolved from a marginal support tool to a cornerstone of strategic planning and tactical training for teams.
Crewe & Nantwich MP seeks Leighton Hospital assurances
New Crewe and Nantwich MP Connor Naismith has raised concerns about the future of Leighton Hospital after the Chancellor’s announcement this week.
Rachel Reeves said on Monday that a number of Tory projects would have to be shelved due to what she called a £20 billion budget blackhole.
How much different industries are growing in the UK
The UK’s economy is a dynamic and diverse landscape, with various industries experiencing significant growth.
This article explores some of the fastest-growing sectors, highlighting their contributions to the economy and the factors driving their expansion.
Period Dignity campaign gathers pace in South Cheshire
A campaign to ensure period dignity for women and girls has won high profile support as it gathers pace across South Cheshire.
Health and wellbeing charity Motherwell Cheshire has welcomed Nantwich Town Council and Crewe Town Council onboard as it works towards making Cheshire a beacon for Period Dignity.
Audlem parents anger after CEC demolishes bike trail
Furious parents have blasted Cheshire East Council claiming the authority has demolished a bike trail that youngsters built during Covid.
Contractors were seen digging up the trail just days after schools finished for the summer holidays, further angering families.
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