St Mark’s Church in Shavington is hosting the village’s Community Remembrance Garden for the fourth consecutive year.
The annual display includes contributions from Shavington Primary School, Shavington Academy, Rope Green Nursery, Roundabouts Nursery, St Mark’s Craft and Chatter group, the Glow Church group, and individuals across the area.
Nantwich Market traders have joined thousands of others around the country to unite as part of the “Love Your Local Market Campaign”.
The campaign, led by the National Association of British Market Authorities, aims to attract new visitors and shoppers to the market and celebrate the important part they play in the local community.
New “Grow Your Own” taster session are being launched at Nantwich’s community garden.
The blossoming venue, a hidden gem at the heart of the historic town, will run free taster sessions on how to grow your own veg.
South Cheshire car maker Bentley Motors has introduced a new community investment programme.
The scheme, called Advancing Life Chances (ALC), is in partnership with the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF).
Crewe & Nantwich MP Kieran Mullan has slammed Cheshire East Council and its new Shavington councillor for failing to save the former youth club venue in the village.
The authority looks set to sell off the building on Main Road despite a two-year campaign to save the facility.
People love giving back to the community. And what better way to do so than by combining charity with fun?
Most charitable organizations have realized that proceeds are much higher if attendees can get a kick out of the events.
House builders Redrow say they are likely to pay the final £1 million in community contributions next year as the final phase of the Kingsbourne development in Nantwich is underway.
As part of the planning conditions, the money has to be paid before the final phase of building work is complete.
Community groups in Nantwich can apply for a slice of £100,000 available under Police and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer’s Community Action Fund.
The money is aimed at projects across Cheshire that help prevent and tackle crime and anti-social behaviour.
Cheshire East Council is calling out for community-led project ideas as part of its crowdfunding initiative, Cheshire East Crowd.
Working in partnership with civic crowdfunding platform Spacehive, Cheshire East Crowd aims to give local residents with an idea to improve their community a chance to gain funding.
A project to set up and launch a table tennis centre for all in Nantwich has moved a step closer after securing funding from Cheshire East Council.
A facility at Elim Church on Regents Park, off London Road, is being repurposed and will be named the Bob Hope Centre.
A popular pub in Hankelow near Nantwich is set to reopen next month following a multi-million pound project run by villagers.
The White Lion, which has been closed since 2016, was bought by members of the local community to stop it being sold for housing.
Community-led projects in Crewe and Nantwich could cash in on new funding under a Cheshire East Council digital crowd-funding initiative.
The Cheshire East Crowd aims to encourage, support and create projects that will make a difference in the borough.
Santa arrived early at Leighton Hospital in the form of Pop Nightingale – a toy community initiative created to give back to those in need.
They receive charitable donations of pop vinyl, toys and other child friendly gifts and donating across the UK.
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