Youngsters in Nantwich are being encouraged to visit the town’s library during the school holidays and take part in the Summer Reading Challenge.
The popular annual event, designed for children aged four to 11, challenges children to read six or more books of their choice and visit the library at least four times.
Staff at Nantwich Library on Beam Street are busy this month helping to host a series of events for residents.
There will be an “ITea & Chat Afternoon” at the facility on June 22, between 2.30pm – 4.30pm.
Thirty workers from Jaguar-Landrover visited Wybunbury Delves Primary to help youngsters revamp their play area and library.
Wybunbury Delves was nominated by a parent to be the recipient of the annual Jaguar-Landrover charity event.
Acclaimed author Matthew Hall is to visit Nantwich Library next month.
The critically-acclaimed crime fiction writer will be in town on Thursday February 2 at 7pm.
Plans have been unveiled to extend Nantwich Civic Hall – including a glass overhead walkway linking to the library next door.
Nantwich Town Council, which now owns the hall, hopes the £1.2million two-storey rear extension to the Civic Hall will provide a range of benefits to the community.
Nantwich Library has unveiled its programme of summer events to keep youngsters entertained in summer holidays.
It all starts this Monday (July 25) when 6-11 year olds are invited to “Revolting Rhymes” workshop with Helen Chapman, 10-11am.
Nantwich author Iona Grey will stage a special talk at the town’s library on Monday, May 16.
She will read extracts from and talk about her recent novel ‘Letters to the Lost’.
Nantwich Library will be holding a two-week exhibition from Monday July 6 to Friday July 17 based in the Local Studies Library.
The exhibition is entitled “Life in Edwardian Cheshire” and will explore the full picture of life in Cheshire East during this period.
A carers charity is to set up a stall in Nantwich and Crewe libraries to raise awareness.
Cheshire & Warrington Carers Centre has been providing information, advice and support to carers across Cheshire for 20 years.
A summer reading challenge enjoyed by scores of Nantwich youngsters has been hailed a “monster” success. This year’s scheme run in Cheshire East libraries including Nantwich had a spooky theme.
Nantwich Library will host a Diddi Dance taster class for youngsters and their parents later this month. The energetic session will take place on Tuesday April 30 at the Beam Street venue.
Scores more Nantwich youngsters have taken out library membership in the town thanks to the Summer Reading Challenge. Almost 200 more children across Cheshire East now have library membership compared to last year.
Nantwich Town Council is to hold a special consultation evening for the public on the Draft Nantwich Town Strategy. The strategy, part of the consultation process on the new Cheshire East Local Plan, gives people a chance to shape how Nantwich should grow up to the year 2030.
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