Nantwich’s agricultural community celebrated the new farming year in a Plough Sunday service held at Reaseheath College.
A packed congregation gathered in the Nantwich college’s historic Old Hall to take part in the service.
The B5074 between Worleston and Church Minshull will close for 10 days to allow improvements and repairs.
Cheshire East Council says the works will bring highways improvements between the junction of Over Road and Cross Lane and the A51 Reaseheath roundabout.
Young Crewe & Nantwich athletes stormed to success in the Cheshire Cross Country Championships at Reasheath.
Crewe & Nantwich AC entered 44 runners from Under 11s to seniors – and the young stars led the way with medals and trophies.
Reaseheath College arborist Twm-Tegid Brunton hit the high notes by singing Christmas carols from the top of a 100ft high redwood tree.
Twm, wearing a fairy skirt over his safety harness, is a member of the North West Welsh Opera Choir.
Nantwich college students finished the term in style with a festive “Harry Potter” themed Christmas Ball.
Up to 400 students at Reaseheath College partied the night away at a black tie disco in the student bar at the specialist land-based college.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich has been rated good with outstanding features in its latest Ofsted inspection.
The results of an inspection in November shows its exceptional features include a high number of Further Education students achieving success and progressing into employment.
Young people are being encouraged to ‘kick on’ into a racing career in a new project on Cheshire’s thriving horse racing industry.
‘Racing Through Education’ has been launched by Cheshire Racing Hub to promote careers available in the industry to secondary school pupils, college students and veterinary undergraduates.
Reaseheath College students and staff in Nantwich turned out in force at a college service to commemorate Armistice Day.
More than 1,000 people gathered around the flagpole on the college’s campus to pay tribute to those who lost their lives in conflict.
Thousands of drivers have been caught up in traffic gridlock around Nantwich once more as roadworks coincide with major route closures.
Cheshire East highways has allowed BT engineers to set up roadworks on the busy A51 at Reaseheath.
A Nantwich martial arts fighter has taken part in a bruising 24-hour wrestle – all in aid of Syrian refugees.
Anya Lynette Hynes, 26, was involved in a fundraising ‘grapple’, called GlobalRoll.
The countdown to the Nantwich Food Festival is on, with organisers expecting more than 40,000 visitors for the three-day event next month.
The town will be flooded with flavours and aromas from around the world during the festival, from September 4-6.
Well-known gorilla conservationist Ian Redmond OBE will be in Nantwich next week to give a talk at Reaseheath.
Ian is guest of the Reaseheath Conservation Society which is staging the event to help raise funds for Gorilla Conservation.
Thousands of visitors flocked to Reaseheath College in Nantwich to join in the college’s fun-filled Family Festival.
The Nantwich campus was packed with families, many of whom had travelled in from outside the region, to enjoy the hundreds of activities and displays on offer.
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