TSB Nantwich appoints new bank manager
Customers at TSB in Nantwich will be banking on good service under its Goode new manager.
Nicky Goode has joined as boss of the town’s branch based on Churchyardside in the town centre.
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Nantwich students riding high after winning college equine contest
Nantwich equine students are riding high after winning a hotly-contested inter-college team competition.
Katie Gibbins, Lucy Lloyd-Brown, Nieve Dillon, Lucy Lunt-Bell, Emily Hassell and Cerys Calcutt, who study Horse Management at Reaseheath College, competed against teams from four other leading land-based colleges.
Nantwich allotment holders stage logo competition for youngsters
Green-fingered gardeners in Nantwich are calling on the next generation to help them plant seeds for a brighter future for the town, by designing a logo to get more people digging in.
Brookfield Allotment Association, which represents more than 100 allotment holders in the town, wants youngsters to help redraw the image of allotmenteers.
Family issues warning after burglars target Nantwich home in broad daylight
A couple’s Nantwich home was ransacked by burglars who stole jewellery and their car while they had popped out to some shopping.
The shocked couple, in their 60s, who wished to remain anonymous, returned to their Audlem Road home in Nantwich to discover the break-in.
Man jailed for theft of boy’s bike at Stapeley Co-op
A man caught and charged for stealing a boy’s mountain bike outside Stapeley Co-op store, has been jailed for 16 weeks.
Karl Manley, 37, was arrested just 24 hours after an appeal by the victim’s family on Nantwichnews for the return of the £600 bike.
Brave Nantwich student phoned dad during London terror attack ordeal
A student nurse from Nantwich described the horrifying ordeal of fleeing for life from terrorists in London – and still had to time to call her dad to reassure him.
Former Malbank School pupil Rhiannon Owen, 19, was out with friends in the London Bridge area last night when the terrifying events unfolded.
Five-day London Road closure warning to Nantwich drivers
Hundreds of drivers in Nantwich are being warned as a main road in and out of town will be closed for five days.
The B5074 London Road will be closed between June 12 and June 16 for major resurfacing works.
Review: Very Best in Stand Up, Nantwich Civic Hall
Four top quality acts were in hilarious form at the final Very Best in Stand Up show in Nantwich before the summer break.
And from the moment compere Matt Reed stumbled on to the stage with his cheeky Sunderland smile, the audience knew they were in for a bellyful of laughs.
Campaign launched to revamp Nantwich’s crumbling 50-year-old Scout hut
Scout leaders in Nantwich are appealing for help to renovate the town’s crumbling Scout hut.
The base, off Davenport Avenue, is the only one for Scout Troop/Explorers in Nantwich, and is now 50 years old.
South Cheshire firm Mornflake sends out vintage van to spread its oats
Iconic South Cheshire firm Mornflake is sending out its iconic vintage van to help spread the word about oats as part of a healthy diet.
The Crewe-based company’s replica Asquith van, dubbed Oatis, will travel to shows and events across the UK so visitors can try products made from Cheshire-milled oats.
Hot air balloon lands yards from Nantwich railway line and pylons
These dramatic pictures show how a hot air balloon packed with passengers was forced to land just yards from the Nantwich railway line, narrowly missing electricity pylons.
Eye-witnesses gathered to watch the balloon’s dicey descent as it landed in a field next to the Nantwich to Crewe line close to Cheerbrook Farm, off Newcastle Road.
Nantwich and Crewe rail passengers face Champions League Final disruption
Rail users in Nantwich and Crewe face travel problems this weekend – caused by the Champions League Final more than 150 miles away in Cardiff!
Arriva Trains Wales is severely reducing services between Wrenbury, Nantwich, Crewe and Manchester in a bid to cope with thousands of football fans flocking to the Welsh capital.
Review: Brian Poole and The Tremeloes, Crewe Lyceum
By Claire Faulkner
Fans of ’60s music weren’t disappointed when Brian Poole and The Tremeloes took to the stage at The Lyceum Theatre in Crewe.
Proving that age really doesn’t matter when it comes to rock and roll, Brian, Chip Hawkes and Dave Munden had the audience up dancing to classics such as ‘Twist and Shout’, ‘Suddenly You Love Me’ and ‘(Call Me) Number One’.
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