Nantwich woman, 45, found guilty of £2,100 benefit fraud
A Nantwich woman has been found guilty of benefit fraud worth more than £2,000.
Clair Edwards-Steele, formerly of Park View, Nantwich, pleaded guilty at Magistrates Court to two offences.
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Nantwich cattle dealer jailed for breaching national TB orders
A Nantwich cattle dealer who repeatedly ignored disease control regulations has been jailed for four months.
Anthony Ronald Kirkham, of Ridley Farm, Bunbury, re-offended just three days after receiving a suspended sentence for similar breaches in May 2013.
Nantwich pupils win in “Knock Knock” stranger awareness campaign
Pupils at two Nantwich schools have designed award-winning posters aimed at alerting residents to dangers of doorstep crooks and strangers.
Youngsters at St Anne’s Catholic Primary and Stapeley Broad Lane Primary were recognised in a competition run by Cheshire East Council’s Trading Standards team.
Public consultation opens on University Technical College plan for South Cheshire
Nantwich and Crewe residents can have their say on plans to open a new University Technical College in South Cheshire.
A six-week consultation is now underway in the hope the college, named Crewe Engineering and Design UTC, will open in September 2016.
Parents angry over two-year Nantwich primary school car park delay
Angry parents at a Nantwich primary school have slammed a two-year delay over a new car park which should resolve traffic dangers children face every day.
They say youngsters walking to and from Stapeley Broad Lane Primary are dicing with death along the busy A529 Audlem Road at peak drop-off and pick-up times.
Green Party welcomes Cheshire Basin geothermal study
Green Party politicians have welcomed plans to turn South Cheshire into a potential hub for geothermal energy.
Surveys and drilling is set to take place in the Cheshire Basin north of Nantwich.
Cheshire Basin project could provide UK geothermal power
A study is to take place into whether the Cheshire Basin near Nantwich could generate long-term, renewable energy from geothermal power.
Keele University is to carry out major research into whether land north of Nantwich and west of Crewe could be viable.
Cheshire East gets £10.4 million to tackle pothole problem
More than £10 million of extra funding will help tackle pothole-ridden roads across Nantwich and Crewe.
Cheshire East Council has received it as part of a £54.5 million Government allocation to improve roads over the next six years to 2020/21.
High Street water leak repairs in Nantwich to cause delays
Emergency works to repair a leak is set to cause some Christmas disruption in Nantwich town centre.
United Utilities engineers will be working outside 6 High Street in Nantwich tomorrow and Monday (December 21 and 22).
Nantwich Methodist Church could be new luncheon club venue
Nantwich Methodist Church could be the new venue for the town’s luncheon club.
Cheshire East Council is in talks with a number of potential venues to find a new base for the club as its current site The Gables is to be sold.
Nantwich councillor blasts Cheshire East for blocking Local Plan motion
Independent councillors say a motion calling for Cheshire East Council leaders to quit over the Local Plan fiasco has been blocked.
Councillor Arthur Moran, of Nantwich North, and Cllr Brendan Murphy constructed the motion to be tabled at a full council meeting this Thursday.
Nantwich Tennis Club nets £3,250 grant to serve up better facilities
Nantwich Tennis Club has been served with a £3,250 cash boost to help provide ace new facilities!
Club bosses hope the community grant will help attract new members and improve safety at the venue near Alvaston Business Park.
Cheshire East Council bosses defend £3.7million Local Plan spending
Cheshire East Council bosses have defended the £3.7 million spent on the Local Plan which has taken more than five years to put together.
Critics have attacked the authority for spending the amount after a planning inspector criticised the Plan for not addressing housing supply needs.
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