By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town supporters are urged to become members of the 200 Club and help the club survive through the crippling pandemic.
It aims to provide regular financial support for the club and at the same time those in it have a chance to win up to £400 every month.
A multi-million pound project to relocate Camm Street and build a new base for Crewe & Nantwich Gymnastics club has been unveiled.
Under the plan, in its early stages, a new 80x40m gymnastics building would be built, with land next to Vagrants in Willaston one of the possible locations.
Staff at St Luke’s Hospice are celebrating 25 years of its lottery which has helped support patient care across Cheshire.
Since the first draw in July 1994, the lottery has become St Luke’s biggest single source of income.
A Stapeley resident was among six victims in Cheshire targeted by telephone fraudsters in one weekend, officers have revealed.
Detectives are warning people to be vigilant after several fraud offences were reported over the Bank Holiday Weekend.
Bunbury residents have celebrated the opening of the village’s new £253,000 playground.
The community-led project, three years in the making, boasts a zip wire, wooden climbing ship, mud kitchen and a miniature Beeston Castle.
Cheshire Community Action has been awarded £218,000 over three years to provide more Community Agents for rural villages around Nantwich.
The Community Agent schemes aims to help those who don’t live near a town centre and find it hard to access services or the internet.
A family support group in Nantwich is raising thousands of pounds to take children and their parents or carers on a residential. Chatterbox, based at Malbank School, is already halfway to its target to fund the special weekend to Menai in the summer.
St Luke’s (Cheshire) Hospice is appealing to South Cheshire residents to help mark its milestone 25th anniversary in style. The hospice has launched a commemorative £25,000 fundraising campaign.
Victims of domestic abuse in Crewe and Nantwich have been given a lifeline in the form of £300,000 funding from BIG Lottery. The money for Crewe Women’s Aid, the longest standing domestic abuse organisation in Cheshire East, will got towards four new refuge spaces.
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