A South Cheshire security firm drew stars of stage and screen to a special cinema night at the town’s Lyceum Theatre.
Alpha Omega, based on Crewe Business Park, welcomed the director and leading cast members of the British-made independent film “Break” which has won much acclaim since its drive-through premiere during last autumn’s lockdown.
Nantwich Film Club returns on Monday October 14 with the screening of “Wild Rose”.
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A Leighton Hospital programme that has helped identity more than 140 babies with a hearing impairment has celebrated its 15th anniversary.
Staff and families past and present were invited to a birthday party to mark the Newborn Hearing Screening programme’s recent milestone.
Nantwich Film Club returns in July when it screens “Wajib – The Wedding Invitation”.
The screening will take place on Monday July 8 at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Nantwich Film Club returns in April when it screens “Under The Tree”.
The screening will take place on Monday April 8 at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Nantwich Film Club will be screening the highly acclaimed British movie, Edie, at its January showing.
The film will be shown on January 14 at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Nantwich town councillors could open up the Civic Hall for a mass screening of the World Cup final if England make it all the way!
World Cup fever is gripping the area after England’s dramatic win over Columbia.
By Stephen Topping
A nationwide fault meant 1,400 women from mid and south Cheshire were not sent invitations for routine breast cancer screening, it has emerged.
Jeremy Hunt, Health Secretary, announced last week that as many as 450,000 women aged 68 to 71 in England had not been sent invitations since 2009 – and up to 270 women may have died as a result.
Life-saving heart screening for youngsters in Crewe and Nantwich are to take place next month.
The screenings will be held at South Cheshire College in memory of Willaston woman Ceri Palmer.
Nantwich Film Club is to host a screening of the hit American movie, Hidden Figures.
The club’s next screening, on August 14, will take place at the Nantwich Civic Hall starting at 7.45pm.
A Willaston family who’s daughter died from a heart defect aged just 22, are to stage a fund-raising Fashion Show in her memory to try and save other lives.
Funds raised will go towards the Ceri Palmer (nee Howells) Memorial Fund and help pay for heart screenings of young people.
Dates for life-saving heart screenings of Crewe and Nantwich youngsters have been released.
The family of tragic Nantwich teenager Matthew Dewhirst (pictured) organised the screenings to prevent other young sportsmen and women dying of Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome (SADS).
Scores of Nantwich youngsters are to be screened for a deadly heart condition in memory of tragic Matthew Dewhirst.
The 17-year-old, who lived in Nantwich and Crewe, collapsed and died of Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome (SADS) during a rugby training session.
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