A talented mature student from Nantwich is made up after a stunning debut performance at the national Make-Up Artistry (MUA) Awards.
Sarah Dunn, who studies at South Cheshire College, scooped three separate prizes at the showcase event which brought together the best student artists in the country.
A South Cheshire College trio helped to capture magical sporting moments on camera at a Sainsbury’s School Games county event.
Photography students Rosie Garrett, Sophie Wrench and Sally Morgan-Wynne focused on all the action at the Sainsbury’s School Games at Manchester Metropolitan University’s Cheshire campus.
New studio signage is in place as part of The Cat Community Radio Station’s move to South Cheshire College.
The new Crewe and Nantwich-based FM station moved into a new space at the college in November 2014 from its former base off Beam Heath Way, Nantwich.
Hairdressing students in Crewe and Nantwich were shining stars after playing a leading role in a charity production of hit musical Grease.
The South Cheshire College group delivered a range of dazzling hairstyles for cast members before they took to the stage for performances at Crewe’s Lyceum Theatre.
Crewe Railroaders get their 2015 American Football campaign underway this weekend.
They will welcome the league’s new boys, the Halton Spartans, to South Cheshire on Sunday.
A Holocaust survivor shared his life experiences and recollections of World War II with Crewe and Nantwich students.
John Dobai spoke to students and staff at South Cheshire College about his family’s fight for survival during the 1940s.
Media students from Crewe and Nantwich have taken to the microphone to launch their own regular show on The Cat Community Radio.
The Crewe and Nantwich station, based at South Cheshire College, has given students a chance to host a show and gain valuable broadcast experience.
Crewe Railroaders have added experienced running back coach Nick Thompson to their ranks .
Thompson, who choose the Railroaders after receiving offers from other UK teams, started playing American Football in 2008.
Crewe and Nantwich students will turn South Cheshire College into a sea of red in support of the Red Nose Day 2015 appeal.
The college is throwing its weight behind Comic Relief which takes place this Friday March 13.
Performing Arts students from Crewe and Nantwich had a spring in their step when they staged a series of action-packed dance shows at South Cheshire College.
The group of talented performers lit up the college’s Centre Stage Theatre for three days to showcase their talents.
Crewe & Nantwich’s first ever FM radio was launched in the town in a blaze of glory last night (February 11).
The Cat Community Radio, which goes live on 107.9FM this Saturday, has been 21 years in the making. So our reporter Sara Royle went along to the launch to find out more.
A pupil from Shavington High School has won The Cat Community Radio Station logo competition.
Emily Clarke, 13, from Willaston, will see her design represent the area’s first FM station for years to come.
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.
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