Nantwich bakery Chatwins has proven it’s the cream of the crop after showing support for Crewe Lyceum Theatre’s Summer Youth Project.
The theatre is currently in the final throes of rehearsals for Bugsy Malone – its summer youth production.
Three Wrens Gin has been given permission to open its new cocktail bar and distillery in Nantwich town centre.
The Cheshire-based distillery will be opening new outlet called “The Nest” on Pepper Street.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
A former Chatwin’s bakery shop in Nantwich town centre looks set to become a bar serving up gin, cocktails, beer and wine.
Three Wrens Gin is also seeking permission from Cheshire East Council to use the ground floor property on Pepper Street for “compounding and rectification of spirits” on-site.
More plaques have been installed on landmark buildings in Nantwich to commemorate the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.
The new plaques are on Nantwich Civic Hall, Chatwins Bakery (formerly Ye Olde Wyche Theatre), the large building on the corner of Pillory Street and Hospital Street (formerly Chesters’ store), Nantwich Museum and next to the town bridge on Welsh Row.
Chatwins has welcomed back customers to its flagship store in Nantwich after a major revamp.
And it heralds a new era for a family name synonymous with award-winning bread and cakes.
A Nantwich man who set up a pasty business in America has gobbled up his competitors to win the World Pasty Championships for the second year running.
Pure Pasty owner Michael Burgess, 57, opened his bakery in Virginia in 2010 – a year after emigrating there.
Police want to question this man after bolt cutters were used to sever chains and steal a £500 bicycle outside Chatwins bakery in Nantwich.
Stunned owner Nigel Attwell discovered his prize bike had been taken as he left work at around 5.30pm on July 25.
Nantwich bakery business Chatwins has sliced through the competition to become the country’s champion for white bread.
Chatwins fended off competition from 150 bakers to win top honours in the white bread category at the ‘Best British Loaf’ contest at the Birmingham NEC.
By Jonathan White
More than 2,000 riders took part in the ‘Cheshire Cat Sportive’ cycling event in memory of former Nantwich student Paul Mooney.
Participants were able to park and register at the nearby South Cheshire College, then move to the start/finish line.
Nantwich Santa Dash will be held on December 11 to help raise funds for Hope House.
Scores of Santas young and old will dress in red coats and beards and charge through Nantwich town centre.
Pupils at a Stapeley school enjoyed brewing up when they took part in the fundraising Biggest Coffee Morning.
Parents, staff and pupils at Pear Tree Primary enjoyed the event, held to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer.
A young Chatwins employee from Nantwich has been shortlisted for a national award for her mouth-watering blog!
Hannah Pardon’s blog, called Sweet Pea’s, has been nominated in the UK Blog Awards.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds brave the chill to enjoy the popular Nantwich Santa Dash in aid of a local hospice.
Liz Southall, from Nantwich-based online community radio station RedShift Radio, compered the event on the town square.
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