By Jonathan White
Top football journalist Oliver Kay returned to his Nantwich roots for a special talk about his award-winning book.
Kay, The Times’ Chief Football Correspondent, who grew up in Nantwich, discussed his book “Forever Young: The Story of Adrian Doherty, Football’s Lost Genius” at the Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge.
Nantwich charity shop Sense has had a Star Wars takeover this week – to help boost funds for the deaf and blind.
The store, on Pepper Street, has been promoting a prize draw to win an exclusive autograph book, signed by the cast and crew of the iconic movie franchise.
A new 96-page book called Nantwich History Tour will take readers on a journey to the town’s earliest days.
The publication, by Paul Hurley, explores the oldest of the three Cheshire Wiches or Wyches and its historical importance.
Cheshire author Phil Perry has unveiled his new book, The Battle of Baxter Bakery, at Nantwich Bookshop.
Phil’s debut book is a children’s novel set in a fictional bakery in the town of Mayfield, Derbyshire.
Nantwich author Anita Lounsbach has unveiled her debut novel, Daisychains, at the age of 77.
The book explores the complexities and nature of people, where there is no such thing as an ordinary person.
Christmas will be celebrated at Nantwich Museum on Saturday December 17.
Sue Church will be signing copies of her new book, “Nantwich Tales, Stories of the town and its people”, available from 10.30am to 11.30am.
A young Cheshire adventurer will be unveiling his new Everest book in Nantwich.
Alex Staniforth’s book Icefall chronicles his experience tackling Mount Everest, and surviving a devastating avalanche.
A Plant and Book sale at Nantwich Museum helped raise £210 for the Pillory Street venue.
Many members and volunteers supported the event and contributed plants and books including the museum’s Craft Group who also sold items.
Supporters, officials and members of Nantwich Town’s FA Vase winning side enjoyed a reunion at the Weaver Stadium – 10 years on from the famous cup victory.
Then captain and now current manager Phil Parkinson, and then manager Steve Davis, now boss at Crewe Alexandra, were among those present – along with the trophy itself.
A Plant and Book Sale organised by Nantwich Museum Trust will take place at the museum in Pillory Street on May 28.
The sale, which will include a wide selection of keenly priced plants and books, will run between 10am and 12.30pm in aid of museum funds.
A book celebrating the cup triumph of probably Nantwich Town’s most successful team has been unveiled.
The 2005/06 season team saw Nantwich Town win the national competition, becoming the first team in Cheshire to win it.
A Nantwich man has published his first book, based on his life teaching English in Africa.
Andrew Smith’s “Big Oil in a Small Country” is a semi-autobiographical novel based on living and teaching in Equatorial Guinea.
A Nantwich Town official is trying to track down more of the club’s FA Vase heroes from 10 years ago – for a new book.
Club press officer Richard Scott is keen to speak to all of those involved in the historic victory of 2006.
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