Nantwich embraced the Christmas cheer in style last night (November 21st) as thousands of residents and visitors gathered in the town centre for the 2025 Christmas Lights Switch-On.
The event, organised by Nantwich Town Council, transformed the historic Town Square into a dazzling winter wonderland, with live entertainment, market stalls, and community cheer.
Thousands of people are expected to pack Nantwich town centre next Friday for the popular Christmas Lights Switch-On event.
Star actor Ben Miller, who grew up and went to school in the town, will be performing the switch-on.
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Popular actor and author Ben Miller will be the star turn at next month’s Nantwich Christmas Lights switch-on!
Ben will be returning to the town he grew up in to hit the switch and light up Nantwich on Friday November 21.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge on High Street has won a double award for floral excellence.
The town centre premises received two Certificates of Excellence for their floral contributions to the town this year.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich actor and comedian Ben Miller has been enjoying time back in his home town – and was seen filming earlier today.
Ben, the star of hit shows like Professor T, Death in Paradise and Primeval, was born in London but grew up in Nantwich and is a former pupil of Malbank School.
Families in Stapeley braved the cold to watch Nantwich TV star Ben Miller officially open the second phase of a new recreation area. Youngsters, mums, dads, and grandparents gathered next to Pear Tree Primary School to watch the comedian and actor cut the ribbon at the ceremony.
TV actor and comedian Ben Miller is returning to his Nantwich roots this week to open a new play area. The former Malbank School pupil is in town to re-open the new Stapeley recreation site, next to Pear Tree Primary School.
TV comedian and actor Ben Miller will open phase two of a popular new play area in his home town Nantwich. More work on the Stapeley recreation area, next to Pear Tree Primary School, will begin this week. It will see the area closed from September 21 for around four weeks.
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