A Nantwich Town director has put an FA Trophy win at Wembley ahead of league promotion.
Tim Crighton, Dabbers commercial director, says he would prefer to see the club at Wembley winning a cup.
South Cheshire firm Alextra Accountants is celebrating its 10th anniversary with the appointment of their fourth director.
The company, founded by Nantwich businessman Keith Knight in 2005, has grown into a 20-strong team at the centre of the local business community.
By Claire Faulkner
To the delight of its fans, the smash hit musical ‘That’ll Be The Day’ returns to The Lyceum in Crewe later this month.
Well-known by theatre goers, ‘That’ll Be The Day’ has been described as the best rock and roll shown on the road, covering hits from the 50s, 60s and 70s.
A Cheshire East Council director whose department presided over the much-criticised effort to deliver the Local Plan, is set to be promoted with a £30,000 pay rise.
Caroline Simpson (pictured) is set to move from “director of economic growth and prosperity” to “executive director of economic growth and prosperity”, according to a report.
By Claire Faulkner
A star of TV hit ‘Game of Thrones’ is bringing the award-winning play Stones In His Pockets to the Crewe Lyceum on November 17.
Directed by Ian McElhinney, the play has received outstanding reviews from critics in the West End and on Broadway.
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