It was goals galore in the Crewe Regional Sunday League as all eight planned games went ahead despite the wet weather.
The lowest scoring game in the Premier Division still produced five goals as Betley and Sandbach battled it out in a close game.
Crewe & Nantwich Athletics Club is to mark its 50th anniversary celebration with a special birthday “games” event.
The club has seen thousands of people pass through its ranks as it has dedicated itself to grassroots athletics in the community.
Alongside watching cricket and devouring delicious local grub, South Cheshire people tend to explore the surrounding cities and towns to enjoy some additional fun.
After all, there’s a lack of virtual reality experiences and bowling alleys compared to what’s on offer just an hour or so away by car.
In the constantly changing world of new technology, things evolve so fast is amazing. Technology is changing industries in modern times.
It’s making old structures different and creating new chances too.
Pupils at a primary school in Nantwich are at the top of their game when it comes to sports.
Acton Primary Academy’s hard work in delivering sport has been recognised with the Platinum School Games Mark Award.
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.
Only three of 10 scheduled Crewe Regional Sunday League games took place today due to waterlogged pitches.
In the Premier Division, Betley increased their lead at the top of the table with an emphatic 7-0 victory against a strong looking Willaston White Star side.
All local non league football has been postponed this weekend as a mark of respect following the Queen’s death.
Nantwich Town were due to play away at Stalybridge Celtic tomorrow (Saturday September 10).
Just one Crewe Regional Sunday League match went ahead today as the weather took its toll on local football fixtures.
Heavy rain and winds from recent storms Dudley and Eunice caused almost a wipe-out.
Council bosses have defended Nantwich headteachers for issuing a warning letter to parents about children playing 18-rated computer games.
The letter, sent by Nantwich Education Partnership, tells parents that they could be reported to police or social services if pupils reveal they are allowed to play adult-rated games.
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