Over-turned lorry blocked road in Nantwich
A lorry over-turned and blocked a busy road in Nantwich.
The incident happened shortly after 10am yesterday (March 21) on Main Road near to the entrance with Reaseheath College in Nantwich.
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How to explore new horizons together
Love is a journey – an exhilarating adventure filled with twists, turns and unexpected discoveries.
Just as explorers set sail to uncover new lands and experiences, couples embark on their own adventures in love, navigating the highs and lows of life together.
“Funky Choir” fundraising concert to take place in Worleston
By Jonathan White
A ‘Double Whammy Concert’ will take place at St Oswald’s Church in Worleston next month.
A medley of popular music will be performed by The Funky Choir, in aid of the church and St Luke’s Hospice.
‘Nude not Rude’ Exhibition opens at Nantwich Museum
A new “Nude not Rude” exhibition has opened at Nantwich Museum of life drawings by members of the Nantwich Life Drawing Group.
The group has more than 300 members who all share a love of drawing the human figure.
Families flock to Reaseheath College’s lambing weekend
Thousands of visitors enjoyed early spring-time experience when Reaseheath College in Nantwich opened its lambing sheds and zoo to the public.
The sell-out family event, a major draw to Nantwich for the past 27 years, saw 5,000 visitors from across the region flocking to the college over the two days.
FEATURE: The latest truck crane technology
In 2024 to buy a mobile crane in the UK is not a problem, if you know how to choose a new truck crane according to the industry tasks that this special equipment should solve. They are designed to organise loading and unloading and installation and construction work.
REVIEW: Nantwich Players Youth Theatre – “The Visit”
By Claire Faulkner
This year’s production from the Youth Theatre at Nantwich Players is The Visit, a tragicomedy written by Friedrich Durrenmatt and directed by Ben Willis.
The Youth Theatre gave an exceptional performance and this production highlights the ability and talent of the young cast.
Historic Dorfold Hall in Nantwich put up for sale for £10.75 million
The owners of historic Dorfold Hall in Acton, Nantwich, have put the venue up for sale.
The 400-year-old manor house, which has been home to many weddings and large community events such as Nantwich Show and Spooktacular on its Showground, is now on the market for £10.75 million.
Nantwich Food Festival set to wow crowds for 2024
The countdown to Nantwich Food Festival 2024 is underway with the three-day event now confirmed for Friday August 30, Saturday 31st and Sunday 1st September.
Festival exhibitor manager Julian Thompson revealed three quarters of available exhibitor spaces have already been booked.
Brave young triathlete backed by Mornflake on her Olympic pathway
A brave youngster who has overcome major health issues to excel in one of the world’s toughest sports has received support from employer Mornflake.
Patience Lamb, 16, has been selected to represent her country in the European Junior Cup triathlon in Quarteira, Portugal at the end of this month.
LETTER: Dog owners beware of rising vets’ bills
Dear Editor,
In light of recent investigations into the possible exploitation of pets’ bills and treatment, I feel all owners need to be aware of how quickly these can escalate without much information from a vet.
An ‘over-zealous’ vet could well assure you that there is a desperate need for all procedures they recommend.
Nantwich firm Fabulosa agrees new deal with Appleby Westward
Nantwich fragrance brand Fabulosa have agreed a new deal which bosses say will increase the firm’s wide customer base.
The deal is with Appleby Westward, the South West-based SPAR retailer and wholesaler, which will be introducing a variety of Fabulosa’s products including kitchen, bathroom, and glass sprays.
Cheshire East residents to gain access to more EV charging points
Residents across South Cheshire without off-street parking will have greater access to electric vehicle charging points from next year.
It follows a funding boost of more than £2.17 million for Cheshire East Council from the Government’s Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) Fund.
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