Children across Nantwich were celebrated for their creativity and talent at the annual Rotary Club of Nantwich Primary Schools Art and Handwriting Competition prizegiving.
The awards ceremony took place at Nantwich Museum where Rotary Club of Nantwich Past President Rod Stokes joined Nantwich Mayor Cllr Kim Jamson to present prizes to the young winners.
Wych-Malbank (Nantwich) Rotary Club has marked its seventh anniversary at a “Big Birthday Bash” at Richmond Village Nantwich.
And at the event it emerged big-hearted members had raised £7,640 for two local charities this year – St Luke’s Cheshire Hospice and The Nantwich Christie Hospital Support Group.
Father Christmas will soon be on his way – and Rotary Club of Nantwich have unveiled his itinerary starting later this month!
The club’s Santa Float will be touring the streets of Nantwich as it does every year, raising money for local causes.
Nantwich youngsters were in the frame for awards when they were honoured in the rotary’s art and handwriting competition.
Children and families were present at Nantwich Museum to collect their awards from Nantwich Rotary Club President Elect James Sutton and Mayor of Nantwich Mary Slinn.
Nantwich Rotary has presented a Certificate of Appreciation to local firm Rogers Masonry.
The firm’s directors Robin Barrett and Adrian Reynolds created a plaque which they donated to the rotary club
Wych-Malbank Rotary in Nantwich has donated almost £10,000 after another successful charity auction.
The club, based at Richmond Village Nantwich, hosted its annual Big Birthday Bash on the anniversary of the club’s formation.
Proceeds from a “Taste of Cheshire” gin and cheese evening at The Black Lion in Nantwich have been served up to two worthy causes in the town.
The charity event raised £500 which was split between Nantwich Christie Hospital Support Group and the Rotary Club of Nantwich.
Rotary Club of Nantwich have issued an appeal to attract new members to the organisation.
The club currently has 22 members and meets each Tuesday at 12.45pm at The Bowling Green in Nantwich.
Rotary Clubs in Nantwich and Crewe are joining the national support of World Polio Day on October 24.
The Rotary Club of Crewe and Nantwich Weaver have committed £500 towards the campaign and the Rotary Club of Crewe is planting crocus corms in Queens Park on October 27.
Ho ho ho! Christmas, unbelievably, is just around the corner.
And that means the ever popular Santa Float will be visiting all corners of Nantwich.
A member of Wych-Malbank Rotary Club in Nantwich became a Good Samaritan after hearing an urgent plea from a local resident in need.
The resident was desperate and unable to afford carpets to cover his bare floorboards due to suffering from ill health.
Nantwich Rotary Club is appealing for women and men from all backgrounds to boost its membership.
Club members have raised and donated £20,000 to charities in the past 12 months.
Nantwich Foodbank has received a funds boost after the town’s Rotary members agreed to “match” the donations given by Morrisons supermarket.
The first “double up” event held in October led to £500 donated by Morrisons shoppers and the same from the Rotary, providing a big boost for the Foodbank which is helping more people than ever before.
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