A fundraising night of experimental post punk will take place at The Granary Arts Cafe in Nantwich.
The event, which aims to raise money for Mid Cheshire Mind, will take place at the venue on Welsh Row on October 26.
By Robbie Lambert
Nantwich WFC took a mixed team to take part in the Winsford MIND charity tournament.
The event, at Moss Farm Sports Complex, involved Alsager WFC, Altrincham WFC, Lambourne WFC, Nantwich Leopards WFC, Northwich WFC, Stockport County WFC and Winsford Blues.
Big-hearted Nantwich Camera Club members have donated a speaker’s fee to help those suffering mental illness.
The club enjoyed a talk from Sutton Coldfield wildlife photographer Mike Phelps on how spending time outdoors and taking photographs has improved his mental health.
Odiyana Buddhist Centre is running a 11-week meditation course at Crewe Lifestyle Centre.
The course is based on the renowned “8 Verses of Training the Mind” which was composed in the 11th century.
According to Mind, the mental health charity, around one in six of us report mental health issues every week.
These include common problems like anxiety and depression.
Organisers of a new Nantwich food and drink event say they will support to two much-needed Cheshire charities as plans for their summer crowd-puller gather pace.
The new Dorfold Food and Drink Festival is taking place July 23-24 in the grounds of Dorfold Park.
Two Nantwich residents are embarking on an Ultra Challenge in April for the charities MIND and National Autistic Society.
Matt Pitt and his brother-in-law Andrew Esplen will set out on April 30 and aim to walk the 107km coastline around the Isle of Wight in just two days.
No matter what your age, it’s never too late to take care of your mind and body.
And the actions you perform now may help you live a healthy lifestyle as you get older.
A rugby festival organised by Crewe & Nantwich RUFC raised an incredible £6,500 for MIND.
More than 400 people attended the Vagrants-based club event including England International Stars and Crewe & Nantwich RUFC alumni Ben and Tom Curry.
A doctor at Leighton Hospital is to take on the London Marathon to raise money in her dad’s memory.
Katy Sutcliffe, who lives in Nantwich, was devastated after her father Andy committed suicide in 2015, aged just 51.
A Wistaston woman is putting herself through the pain barrier by running the London Marathon for Mind. Becky Rendall, 23, will tackle the 26-mile race on April 13, and is hoping to raise £2,000 to help the cause.
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