Nantwich Buddies volunteer organisation is launching its first “Virtual Volunteer Expo” from tomorrow (September 21).
Volunteers from across Cheshire and beyond are invited to take part in any or all of the workshops being staged over the subsequent weeks.
The winners of this year’s Nantwich Food Festival “Lockdown Awards” have been unveiled.
Organisers launched the awards as an alternative after having to cancel the 2020 Nantwich Food Festival because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Nantwich Food Festival is to stage an Online Festival 2020 in place of the cancelled real event.
Festival directors decided in May that this year’s event scheduled for September had to be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Generous Nantwich residents have donated a staggering 210 bags of food for the town’s Foodbank in just two hours.
Nantwich Food festival volunteers organised its third “drop and go” collection event at Brine Leas School earlier today (June 22).
The Nantwich economy suffered a further blow today as Nantwich Food Festival directors announced September’s event will NOT go ahead.
The festival attracts tens of thousands of people every year and was due to take place on September 4-6.
A second “drop off and go” food collection in aid of Nantwich Foodbank will be held on Monday May 11.
The initiative, organised by Nantwich Food Festival, will be staged for a second time at Brine Leas School in Nantwich.
Nantwich Food Festival directors are set to decide whether to stage this year’s show, with town councillors tonight casting a major doubt over it.
The three-day festival which attracts tens of thousands of visitors to the town is due to take place September 4-6.
Organisers have lined up celebrity chefs for this year’s Nantwich Food Festival, which they will be unaffected by current Coronavirus crisis.
The festival is scheduled for September 4-6, and attracts tens of thousands of people into the town each year.
Nantwich Food Festival volunteers were hailed at a celebration event at Nantwich Bookshop as planning for the 2020 event gathers pace.
Festival organisers laid on food and drinks at the bookshop on High Street as a thank you to all those who helped at the 2019 festival.
Nantwich Food Festival WILL go ahead as planned in 2020 after organisers reached agreement with Cheshire East Council over use of its car parks.
A cloud had been hanging over the festival after it emerged in December that Cheshire East had stalled on talks to use its key sites, Love Lane and Bowling Green car parks.
Cheshire East Council could decline the use of two major town centre car parks during next Nantwich Food Festival, councillors have been warned.
A three-year contract between the authority and festival committee for use of Love Lane and Bowling Green car parks during the three-day festival has now expired.
Venues across Nantwich were crowned winners at the 2019 Nantwich Food Awards in Nantwich Civic Hall.
The awards were part of the Nantwich Food Festival which brought in more than 40,000 visitors to the town earlier this month.
Organisers have hailed another successful Nantwich Food Festival which pulled in 40,000 visitors and featured 200 contented exhibitors.
The three-day event saw various areas of the town packed with marquees and stalls with a wide variety of food and drink as well as live entertainment.
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