A runner from Nantwich has won a chance to experience personal coaching from Olympic hero Jess Learmonth.
Patrick Stiefel, 44, tried his luck entering a competition run by mineral water firm Aqua Pura.
A Nantwich woman has completed an Olympic distance triathlon to help raise funds for a local Scout group.
Mum-of-two Becky Stockton completed her first ever Olympic challenge at Alderford Lake, where it was also her first event in open water as opposed to a pool.
GB gold medallist Katherine Copeland joined local school pupils to mark the official opening of the new Aldi store in Nantwich.
The new store on Station Road, which employs 34 staff, opened yesterday (June 10) after the old was knocked down.
Organisers of Bunbury Village Day have been given the go ahead to stage this year’s event – with an Olympic twist.
As the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown continues on track, so does the biggest event of the year for Bunbury.
Olympic trampolinist Bryony Page had Wybunbury youngsters leaping for joy when she brought her silver medal in for a visit.
Page, who landed the medal at the Rio Olympics in 2016, spoke to the pupils at Wybunbury Delves primary.
Nantwich’s Olympic silver medallist Bryony Page helped the Wingate Centre to celebrate their 30th birthday in style.
Bryony, one of the centre’s Vice Presidents, hosted their 30th Birthday Sponsored Bounce which saw more than 40 people taking to the trampolines and bouncing over 27,000 times.
Leighton Hospital staff were honoured for their hard work – by Olympic gold medalist Joe Clarke!
Employees for Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust were given the golden treatment at an awards ceremony.
Nantwich’s Olympic star Bryony Page enjoyed another nice surprise in Rio – a reunion with an old Malbank School friend!
Bryony, fresh from her amazing silver medal on the trampoline, bumped into her former Malbank Sixth Form friend Yana Radcliffe in a canteen in Brazil.
Olympic gold medal winner Tessa Sanderson is to be guest speaker at a charity sporting dinner in Nantwich.
The former javelin thrower, the first black British woman to win Olympic gold, will be at Nantwich Civic Hall on March 11.
Two equestrian stars offered an insight into the Olympic sport during a masterclass in Nantwich. Hundreds of fans turned up to watch Geoff Billington and Bob Ellis at Reaseheath College’s Equestrian Centre.
Olympic dressage rider Richard Davison will be in Nantwich for a special masterclass event at Reaseheath College. Davison will be joined by world class showjumper Michael Whitaker and international three-day eventer Alex Hua Tian.
Olympic posters from the past form part of the latest exhibition in the Community Gallery at Nantwich Museum. The exhibition opened yesterday (October 30) and runs until Saturday December 8.
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