The opening of the long-awaited Reaseheath Bypass in Nantwich looks set to be delayed until October.
Residents say they have been told by contractors that the road is now set to open in October at the earliest, despite Cheshire East Council previously stating it would be open by the end summer.
Dear Editor,
31st August – the final day of the meteorological summer – has now passed, yet the long-promised opening of the Reaseheath Bypass did not take place during August as previously indicated.
A new date for its opening has not been announced, and many local people, myself included, are increasingly concerned.
Dear Editor,
As someone who does not live adjacent to the new A51 spine road near Reaseheath, I write with serious concerns about the implications it will have on traffic patterns, journey times, and road safety – not only for local residents, but for anyone who regularly travels through the area, myself included.
Thousands of people packed into the Nantwich Showground yesterday for another amazing Show day at Reaseheath College.
Organisers have hailed the event as a huge success, as hundreds of hard-working volunteers came together to ensure it ran smoothly.
The long-awaited Reaseheath Bypass road is set to open by end of August, highways bosses said today.
Work has finally been underway over the past few months to complete the bypass, which will also connect the Kingsbourne housing development to the A51.
A former Reaseheath College student picked up two major accolades at the Arley Hall Garden Festival.
Harry Dean, 20, was awarded a silver medal and the overall award for innovation in the ‘Creative Corners’ competition.
A theatre company set up by a Nantwich mum in memory of her tragic son has helped to raise vital funds with two performances.
Mokushla Theatre Company staged a double-header performance of “Room 13” and “The Hartley Wedding” at two venues – Reaseheath Hall and Alsager Civic.
More than 10,000 visitors flocked to Reaseheath College and University Centre in Nantwich to enjoy the return of its Family Festival.
With live arena shows, food and farming activities, countryside skills and student-led demonstrations, the event highlighted the very best of what Reaseheath has to offer.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich is to stage a new “The Calm Corner” as part of its Family Festival tomorrow (May 18).
The addition is designed to provide a calm and inclusive space for those who may need a break from the busy event atmosphere.
The Need Golf Centre in Nantwich has unveiled a new Junior Golf Academy.
The centre, off Main Road near Reaseheath College, welcomed more than 250 local children over the Easter school holidays.
Dear Editor,
I have noticed that roadworks renovations are currently underway at the Reaseheath Roundabout.
While infrastructure improvements are always welcome, I assume these works are in preparation for the long-delayed Reaseheath bypass A51 spine road, which is now (finally) set to open in June – more than three years behind schedule.
Staff at Reaseheath Zoo in Nantwich are mourning the death of Timmy, a Brazilian Tapir.
Timmy has been a popular attraction at the mini zoo since arriving in Nantwich in 2007
TV star Martin Clunes is backing Nantwich & District Riding for the Disabled’s new crowdfunding campaign to purchase a ‘Horse of Hope’ and specialist equipment.
The Doc Martin actor, who is President of the British Horse Society, has thrown his weight behind the fundraising drive to replace Patrick – a well-loved and trusty steed now retired from the charity after five years of service.
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