The South Cheshire National Trust Association has handed out £5,000 to local causes at its latest meeting in Nantwich.
More than 80 members were at the Nantwich Town stadium to watch the annual presentation of money raised to benefit National Trust projects.
South Cheshire National Trust Association has donated £5,000 to local National Trust projects.
At its latest meeting in Nantwich, members voted for £2,500 to go to Little Moreton Hall, £1,250 to Bickerton Hill and £1,250 to Chirk Castle.
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His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester has officially opened two sustainability projects in ceremonies marking the end of Reaseheath College’s centenary year.
The Duke, cousin of the late Queen Elizabeth II, opened a Heritage Trail and Centenary Bridge and a state-of-the-art Vertical Farm at the Nantwich college and university centre.
Business cases for two major projects in Crewe have been approved by government.
Project leaders say the approval marks a milestone as Crewe Town Board believes it “shows confidence in our vision for Crewe”.
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Crewe residents have been given the chance to see how £22.9m of government funding will be spent on a package of projects to revitalise the town.
Ten schemes have been earmarked for funding through the Towns Fund – a national scheme designed to drive regeneration and economic growth.
Community-led projects in Crewe and Nantwich could cash in on new funding under a Cheshire East Council digital crowd-funding initiative.
The Cheshire East Crowd aims to encourage, support and create projects that will make a difference in the borough.
Crewe Lyceum Theatre has re-opened in time to celebrate its 110th birthday.
And bosses at the historic venue are planning a year of projects and events to mark its rich cultural heritage.
More detailed plans for regeneration Crewe town centre have been unveiled.
It includes major housing developing in the heart of the town, a new public open space for cultural events, and new pedestrian links and cycleways.
Cheshire East Council has launched a new crowdfunding initiative aimed at encouraging more community-led projects.
The “Cheshire East Crowd” project, in partnership with Spacehive, aims to give residents who have ideas to improve their community a chance to gain funding via the crowdfunding platform.
Six grassroots women’s projects in Cheshire have received a major funding boost with grants worth more than £44,000.
The projects will receive grants of between £5,000 – £10,000, including two in South Cheshire, Motherwell and CVS Cheshire East.
Two Leighton Hospital projects and a community health scheme have been recognised at a national awards ceremony celebrating excellent patient experience.
Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (MCHFT) won two awards at The Patient Experience Network (PEN) National Awards Birmingham event.
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