Nantwich Town Council has launched a story writing competition and is encouraging primary school children to get involved.
The competition is part of the council’s “Love Your Market” campaign and the National Year of Reading.
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Nantwich councillors have saved an annual Christmas Santa Show – despite some calling for the popular event to be axed!
The show has taken place every year for 11 years at Nantwich Civic Hall, attracting hundreds of primary school children across the town.
Nantwich Market staff have received national acclaim at an annual conference which celebrates markets across the UK.
The market team were recognised at the National Association of British Markets (NABMA) Annual Conference.
Nantwich Food Festival returns to the town next week for another three-day extravaganza of food, drink and live entertainment.
The festival will be held in a number of locations with other town venues joining in to offer activities and sessions between August 29-31.
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Young market traders in Nantwich scooped honours as part of a national competition.
Hayleigh Burrows, Elizabeth Griffiths, Emily Jenkins and Zak Boffey all picked up awards at the Local Young Traders event.
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Nantwich’s historic market was beaten by Shrewsbury to the title of Britain’s favourite market.
Nantwich had been shortlisted in the top 10 in the country in the “Great British Market Awards”.
Nantwich’s historic market has been shortlisted in the top 10 in the country in a national competition.
They will now compete for the UK title in the “Great British Market Awards” at a ceremony in Birmingham on January 30.
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