The popular “Lost Houses in Nantwich” book by local authors Andrew Lamberton and the late Robin Gray is set to return.
Originally published in 2005, the book has become a local “must have” for those interested in local history and the houses that have been lost in the town and its immediate locality.
Carrie Dunn will launch her new book ‘The Pride of the Lionesses: The Changing Face of Women’s Football in England’ at the Nantwich Bookshop on October 11.
Carrie is also author of “The Roar of the Lionesses: Women’s Football in England” – named one of The Guardian’s best sports books of 2016.
Nantwich Museum has announced its 2019/20 Book Group programme.
The Book Group, now in its 22nd year, provides members a chance to read books chosen by the group, discuss their merits and the impact they have had on them as readers.
Classmates at a Nantwich school will see their work published in a new book after excelling in a creative writing contest.
Practically all Year 5 pupils at Highfields Academy are celebrating success in The Incredible Diary of… competition run by the Young Writers Publishing
Portal.
By Jonathan White
Local author Karen Kelly has launched her debut novel at an event at Nantwich Bookshop.
Karen, 51, from Wistaston, hopes her book “Lillian White’s Journey” will be a big hit with fans.
Former air hostess Karen Kelly from Wistaston is flying high after self-publishing her first novel!
Read all about how her new book, Lillian White’s Journey, has been more than 15 years in the making.
The annual plant sale organised by Nantwich Museum Trust to boost museum funds will take place on Saturday June 8.
The sale will run between 10.30am and 12.30pm, offering a selection of keenly priced plants.
A book by local authors called “Lost Houses in Nantwich” is making a return – 14 years after it was first published.
Authors Andrew Lamberton and the late Robin Gray originally published the book in 2005 and it has become a local classic “must have” for all those interested in local history.
A book published by Nantwich Museum on the history of Nantwich Pubs has proved a massive hit.
The first edition sold out within a few weeks of the launch and a second edition has been produced to cater for the Christmas market.
A new book telling the stories of 22 British war heroes features a Victoria Cross winner who was badly injured in a horrific Nantwich railway accident.
George Eardley VC was driving with his wife when their car was crushed by an express train which had crashed through barriers.
The owner of historic Combermere Abbey near Nantwich has published a chapter in a new book on British Country Homes.
Sarah Callander Beckett, who runs the Combermere Abbey estate, contributed a section to the book, The Country House: Past, Present, Future.
A Nantwich mum is to launch her first children’s book this week at a Nantwich Library event.
Colette Warbrook’s “Help! I’ve Lost My Llama” will be featured at the library’s family storytime this Saturday (October 27).
A Nantwich woman has inherited the £100,000 estate of a children’s book illustrator that had been left unclaimed.
The amazing story of how Judith Hooley discovered the inheritance is to feature on BBC One’s Heir Hunters programme next week (July 17).
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