Acclaimed performers Heritage Opera are returning to Nantwich this month with their musical comedy, Cosi Fan Tutte.
The professional touring opera company will be performing Mozart’s sparkling show at Nantwich Civic Hall on Friday August 25.
Mayor of Nantwich Councillor Penny Butterill opened Nantwich Museum’s latest exhibition – “River Weaver – a meander through time”.
The exhibition charts the story of the river and how it has shaped local history.
A Nantwich healthcare firm has teamed up with a Crewe Business Park company to offer health and wellbeing services to its growing workforce.
Physiotherapists at ctchealthcare carried out health checks on employees at Trak Global Group, which employs more than 230 people at Global House on Westmere Drive.
Police want to question this man after bolt cutters were used to sever chains and steal a £500 bicycle outside Chatwins bakery in Nantwich.
Stunned owner Nigel Attwell discovered his prize bike had been taken as he left work at around 5.30pm on July 25.
By Jonathan White
Canal fanatics were treated to a rare gathering of historic boats in Audlem as part of the Festival of Transport in the village.
Around 40 historic and colourful ex-working narrow boats were moored along the bottom three lock pounds of the Audlem flight of locks on the Shropshire Union Canal.
Nantwich estate agents Baker Wynne & Wilson has completed its £25,000 Community Pledge by handing out funds to 24 local charities and organisations.
The firm held a celebration event at Combermere Abbey where the lucky beneficiaries were invited to pick up their grants.
A public inquiry into Muller Property Group’s controversial “Nantwich South” housing plan in Stapeley is to be re-opened, the Government has ruled.
It’s the latest twist in a five-year battle between Muller, who want to build a 1,100-home ‘village’ on land off between Audlem Road and Peter de Stapleigh Way, and those campaigning against it.
Former England Test stars Michael Vaughan and Tim Bresnan will be cycling into Nantwich in October as part of the Big Bike Ride 3 event.
They will be taking part in day 2 of the five-day ride from Sheffield to Nantwich, to help raise funds for the PCA Benevolent Fund and the Tom Maynard Trust.
Defiant pensioner Laurence Perry’s mooning gnomes are still enjoying the limelight in Wistaston – despite threats from highways chiefs to have them removed.
Laurence has moved one of the gnomes a few feet from the roadside at Westfield Drive/Park Drive junction into the flower border.
A six-week-old kitten is recovering at Nantwich’s RSPCA centre after having to have a leg amputated after he got it tangled in twine.
The youngster, who has been named Stumpy, is making a good recovery at Stapeley Grange RSPCA centre after the surgery.
Music fans can re-live the golden era of 50 years ago when the ‘Sounds of the Sixties’ concert by The Revolvers comes to Nantwich.
The hit band will bring the great music of the 1960s back to life, recreating the youthful look and the hits from the favourite 60s artists of that decade.
By Dave Vickers
Nantwich Town were held 1-1 by lower league Newcastle Town in a feisty encounter which saw the Dabbers reduced to 10 men.
In-form Jordan Davies gave Nantwich the lead, but the visitors pulled level after Clayton McDonald saw red for the Dabbers.
NANOCON is back! Saturday 5th August will see the return of Nantwich’s Comic Con event to the Civic Hall and once again fans of TV & Movies can “get their geek on”. We listened to what visitors wanted so we’re back on a Saturday, we’ve moved to a warmer time of year and we’ve got even more Characters. NANOCON Saturday[Read More…]
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