Nantwich Town have appointed Lyndon Wain as their new community development manager with immediate effect.
Lyndon is well known at the Weaver Stadium having worked as a volunteer coach for more than 12 years.
Keen photographer Jonathan White has clocked up 12 years of community reporting in and around his village of Wistaston.
Jonathan, who works full-time at Cheshire College – South & West, began submitting articles to the local media back in 2006.
The Roundabouts Day Nursery in Shavington is to enjoy a garden revamp after receiving a community donation from homebuilder Taylor Wimpey Manchester.
The nursery, which turns three-years-old this year, has been given £500 to build higher fencing and a new gate, to ensure the safety of the children, as well as to provide more plants and outdoor covering.
Teams from HS2 Ltd will be staging community information events for residents keen to find out more about the high speed rail project and its impact on South Cheshire.
Three events will be held in the region during June and July 2018 as part of a wider engagement programme along the planned route between the West Midlands and Leeds, and Crewe and Manchester.
Nantwich Library is to run a series of events over the coming days for residents.
There will be an ITea & Chat group on Thursday April 5 from 2.30pm to 4pm.
A landlord has said ‘cheers!’ to South Cheshire people who have helped breathe new life into landmark Shavington pub, Cheshire Cheese.
Adam Scally is raising a glass to those who have supported the rebirth of the pub as a community hub serving a growing population in the village.
Nantwich estate agent Baker Wynne & Wilson will soon be handing out £25,000 to charities and organisations as part of its 25th “Community Pledge” birthday celebrations.
The long-standing estate agents received 68 entries to its competition to win a slice of the money on offer.
Big-hearted bosses at Nantwich estate agents Baker Wynne & Wilson are celebrating 25 years in business – by handing out £25,000 to local causes!
John Baker said the idea is to thank all the support the agents have had from the community over the last quarter of a century.
Morrisons in Nantwich has collected hundreds of donated gifts in aid of Cheshire Without Abuse group.
Rachel Lewis, the store’s community champion, has been running the ‘donation station’ for the last two weeks.
Plans have been unveiled to extend Nantwich Civic Hall – including a glass overhead walkway linking to the library next door.
Nantwich Town Council, which now owns the hall, hopes the £1.2million two-storey rear extension to the Civic Hall will provide a range of benefits to the community.
Church Minshull has been named Community Spirit champion for second time at the Cheshire Community Pride Awards.
The village near Nantwich, home to 400 residents, fought-off stiff competition to win the prestigious award.
A big-hearted Nantwich police officer showed true community spirit – by pushing a broken down mobility scooter a mile home in the rain.
PC Marc Harley came across the stranded scooter owner in Nantwich just as the heavens opened.
Green-fingered students are helping to expand a community orchard in Nantwich.
The orchard is located on Nantwich Riverside behind Shrewbridge Road, by the side of the path to Queens Drive which crosses over the River Weaver.
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