By Jonathan White
Work continues on the new spine road and Reaseheath bypass, with construction underway to clear the River Weaver floodplain.
Contractors McPhillips have also excavated a channel between the raised Kingsbourne spine road and Reaseheath bypass and the river next to Reaseheath roundabout.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Plans for a new primary school in Nantwich moved a step closer when councillors agreed to go out to consultation over the proposals and look for potential sponsors to run it.
As revealed by Nantwich News, the £3.5m free school is earmarked for land close to Nantwich Town’s Weaver Stadium and is needed to cope with rising pupils numbers created by a new housing development.
A proposal for a new “free” primary school in Nantwich has been unveiled by Cheshire East Council.
The school would be built as part of the new Kingsbourne housing development near Nantwich Town’s stadium between Waterlode, the A51 at Reaseheath, and River Weaver.
By Jonathan White
These aerial images show construction continuing apace to build a much-needed spine road and bypass at Reaseheath in Nantwich.
The work is part of the Kingsbourne development agreement, with developers funding the improved infrastructure in Nantwich.
A new A51 “bypass” around Reaseheath could be open as soon as February 2022, reports suggest.
The road is being built as part of the conditions for the Kingsbourne development, which will take traffic around the village of Reaseheath.
Angry Nantwich residents have rubbished Cheshire East Council for delays to the delivery of new wheelie bins they’ve had to fork out for.
The new £30 wheelie bin charge was brought in late last year, which families moving in to new developments like Stapeley Gardens and Kingsbourne are paying.
By Jonathan White
Developers are installing a new footbridge over the River Weaver in Nantwich.
The new footbridge over the River Weaver near Beam Bridge is part of the new Kingsbourne housing estate.
Community groups in Nantwich are sharing a £10,000 community fund pot set up by house builders Redrow.
Organisations applied to the fund set up by the main developer of the new Kingsbourne housing development between the A51 and Waterlode in Nantwich.
The first 110 Redrow properties of the new Kingsbourne development in Nantwich are to go on sale.
The homes on the site close to River Weaver and town centre, will be sold ‘off-plan’ from an on-site sales centre from February 10.
House builder Redrow is offering community grants as it begins work on the new Kingsbourne development in Nantwich.
The company is inviting local causes and community groups to apply for a slice of a £10,000 fund.
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