Tom Oliphant ended his maiden Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship campaign with a first ever fastest lap in the series and a hard-fought points finish at Brands Hatch Grand Prix circuit.
Tarporley-born Oliphant, who was crowned the Ginetta GT4 Supercup champion at the circuit in 2015, built up his confidence in his Ciceley Motorsport prepared Mercedes A-Class in two fine practice sessions.
Nantwich Town face a tricky away match at Stalybridge Celtic in their Evo-Stik Premier League 2017-18 opener on August 12.
And just three days later the Dabbers will welcome back former management duo Phil Parkinson and Neil Sorvel who bring their new club Altrincham to Weaver Stadium.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Tennis Club are looking for a clean sweep as they top their leagues in midway through the season.
A number of South Cheshire tennis teams are battling for honours as the season reaches the halfway stage.
Nantwich Town players, staff and fans celebrated at the club’s annual end of season awards.
The evening, presented by chairman Tony Davison, was attended by fans, officials, players and departing managers Phil Parkinson and Neil Sorvel.
Reigning Crewe Regional Sunday League champions Railway Hotel started the new season by winning 4-1 at Eight Farmers.
Railway led 1-0 at half-time with a goal from John Stone.
Nantwich Town will end their eventful 2015-16 campaign with an end of season awards night on April 30.
Players, officials and fans will be at Weaver Stadium to recognise those who have made the season so successful.
Premier Division Champions Railway Hotel took just two minutes to open the scoring against newly promoted Leighton in the opening match of 2015-16 season.
They were two up in eight minutes and eventually won 6-0 with goals from Mellor (3), Brookes, Dawson and Scarlett.
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players bring their season to a close with a wonderfully funny presentation of ‘The Murder Room’.
Written by Jack Sharkey, this spoof murder mystery is set in Cheshire and had me laughing out loud throughout the show.
Members of Crewe Railroaders American Football are hoping for a better season as they return to regular practice.
The club struggled last season, winning only two games out of 10.
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players started their new season with an adaptation of Daphne du Maurier’s ‘Jamaica Inn’.
Directed by Jeremy Acklam, this production highlights everything which The Players do best.
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