High Street bank NatWest is to close its Nantwich branch in June, it was revealed today.
It’s another blow to the town and will leave just TSB Bank in the town centre, along with Nationwide Building Society.
The new Costa Coffee outlet in Nantwich is set to open next month, the company said today.
Work has been ongoing inside the former M&Co store in High Street, Nantwich.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Kennedy’s American Diner in Nantwich has been given the go-ahead to open until 2am every day.
The venue can also play music indoors and on the terrace outside until the same time.
Nantwich Museum is to open a new exhibition called “Our High Street, its history, buildings and people”.
The exhibition tells the fascinating story of the High Street from its earliest development in the 12th century.
Nantwich Museum is to stage a series of talks alongside its new forthcoming exhibition “Our High Street, its history, buildings and people”.
“The Origins and Evolution of Nantwich High Street” by Trevor Evans Wednesday July 3, 7pm.
A new art gallery is having its official opening tomorrow (May 11) in Nantwich.
Drift Art Gallery is opening in the old Union building on High Street from 3pm to 7pm.
Workers refurbishing a Nantwich building set to be the new Costa Coffee outlet have uncovered this amazing copper ceiling.
The developers have been stripping out the former M&Co outlet on High Street.
Costa Coffee are applying to move their Nantwich outlet to the former M&Co store on the High Street.
The company is set to relocate from its current position on Church Lane in Nantwich.
The boss of popular town centre restaurant Enzo in Nantwich has put the venue up for sale.
Carrie Slater, from Wistaston, said she needed to sell the High Street outlet to balance “personal life and family”.
A Nantwich couple have opened a new training and development centre targeting careers as part of a global health and wellbeing brand.
Paul and Victoria Brown have converted the former Britannia Building Society on High Street
Two nationally recognised florists are bringing flower power back to Tarporley’s High Street by returning a shop back to its floral traditions.
Zoe Hall, 39 from Tarporley, and Sarah Harry, 40, from Chester, opened their first florist ‘Bramble Blooms’ in Beeston in 2019.
Bestselling author Mike Parker will present his latest book – ‘All the Wide Border’ – at Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge next week.
Mike will be at the High Street venue next Monday April 24, from 6.30pm.
Council chiefs are to meet the owners of a building in Nantwich town centre after it was hit by a lorry.
The Hope House Hospice building on High Street has suffered a number of collisions over the years as vehicles struggle to negotiate the tight bend on Swine Market.
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