By Jonathan White
Thousands of people packed into Nantwich town square last night to enjoy the annual ‘Nantwich Christmas Light Switch-On’.
Presenters from local community radio station The Cat compered the event, which was organised by Nantwich Town Council.
The annual Nantwich Christmas lights switch on will take place on November 17.
Nantwich Town Council has unveiled the details of the event which attracts thousands of people to the town centre.
Major local employers have thrown their financial muscle behind the Nantwich Food Festival 2023.
Organisers say without the local sponsors the three-day event could not be held.
Nominations for six Nantwich Food Award categories are now open as preparations for this year’s annual Food festival gather pace.
Anyone can nominate their favourite business as part of the awards, and nominations are open until June 3.
Nantwich Town have received more backing from local businesses, with Applewood Independent sponsoring the club’s 3G Arena.
It will now become known as the “Applewood Arena” where first team players train and community and children’s football sessions are held.
Generous donations from hundreds of people and local businesses have helped Nantwich Town raise £20,000 to help it survive the COVID pandemic.
Donations include £3,000 from Applewood Independent and another £1,000 from Everything Genetic Ltd.
A Nantwich youngster has won a contest to switch on the town’s Christmas Lights this weekend.
Eight-year-old Lilyanna won with her answer of 2,000 when trying to guess the number of lights on the star which will top the town’s Christmas tree.
Nantwich Town has agreed a new commercial partnership with Applewood Independent.
The Nantwich-based family firm of independent financial advisers has become a platinum partner to the football club.
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