A local fitness group in Nantwich is using the January “fitness rush” to collect for the town’s Foodbank.
Emma Wilkinson Fitness hired Worleston village hall where they are running three classes in return for donations for Nantwich Foodbank.
A new seven-week course on Creative Writing is set to start at Brine Leas Academy in Nantwich.
The course, run by Liam Doran, will launch on Thursday 25th January, from 7pm to 9pm.
Nantwich Food Festival volunteers held another successful pre-Christmas Drop-off and Go collection of donations for Nantwich Foodbank.
Generous residents donated more than one tonne of donations of food and gifts during the event held at Brine Leas School.
Performing arts school Stagecoach Nantwich has scooped “Business of the Year” at a Cheshire awards ceremony.
The company, run by Laura Grannell, is based from Brine Leas School and has helped thousands of youngsters develop skills in singing, dance, drama and performance.
Nantwich Food Festival volunteers are urging locals to help Nantwich Foodbank support their clients again this Christmas.
They are staging a Drop-Off & Go event at Brine Leas School in Nantwich on Saturday November 25, between 10am-1pm.
Town councillors in Nantwich have agreed to lobby for more road safety measures near schools in Nantwich South ward.
They want to see the speed limit on Wellington Road and Audlem Road reduced from 30mph to 20mph close to Brine Leas School and St Anne’s Primary.
Family and friends of brave Elle Morris are to stage a Cystic Fibrosis fundraising event on what would have been the youngster’s 18th birthday.
The Nantwich youngster who courageously fought CF died in 2018 after undergoing a double lung transplant.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Children in Willaston are among 75 who could lose their free school transport because Cheshire East Council says there are available walking routes.
The move could save the cash-strapped authority an estimated £79,500 a year, as it looks to plug a massive £20 million funding gap.
Brine Leas staff in Nantwich have praised their pupils as they celebrated the GCSE results today.
Headteacher David Cole described the results as “incredible”, despite concerns that grades would be brought down to pre-pandemic levels.
Students at Malbank Sixth Form and Brine Leas in Nantwich are celebrating today after a strong set of A Level results.
Malbank headteacher John Harrison described their results as “incredibly impressive” while Brine Leas head David Cole said they had achieved a “superb set of results”.
Brine Leas School in Nantwich is to host its Summer Showcase event this Thursday July 13.
The Audlem Road school will open its gates to the public for an evening of music, sport, dance, and drama performances.
A Nantwich family is heartbroken after their daughter discovered she has a rare ovarian cancer after almost a year of being misdiagnosed.
Nikki Rowe, 26, has Stage 3 Primary Peritoneal Cancer, and despite major surgery and 18 weeks of chemotherapy, has been dealt the terrible blow by specialists of a “short term life expectancy”.
Tributes have been paid to a popular Nantwich student who has died suddenly.
Brine Leas School sixth form pupil Mary Stanway passed away on Friday morning.
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