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.
The company behind two bar and restaurant venues in Nantwich is launching a new outdoor dining project – and creating new jobs.
The Dabber Group is converting the former Red Melon Indian restaurant on Welsh Row into an outlet called STREET.
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.
The Cat Community Radio Station is to begin broadcasting on 107.9FM on Saturday February 14.
The radio station is the first in the history of Crewe and Nantwich to be awarded a full time FM licence.
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.
The launch of the first dedicated FM radio station in Crewe and Nantwich is one step closer.
Regulator OfCom has confirmed The Cat Community Radio Station’s FM frequency as 107.9.
Crewe & Nantwich radio station The Cat has been offered a new home at South Cheshire College.
The station, preparing to launch on FM in 2015, will take up residence in the college’s media department before Christmas.
Nantwich Town Council has awarded a grant of more than £13,000 to The Cat Community Radio.
The cash will help the Nantwich-based station complete the final preparations before going live on FM transmission.
Nantwich-based The Cat community radio have handed over a cool £1,050 to Christie’s cancer charity – thanks to big-hearted listeners. Radio presenter Chris Anderton gave listeners a chance to nominate their favourite soul track on his show “A Dab of Soul”.
The 18th Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival came to end today (April 21) after a five-day extravaganza. Organisers believe the event has pulled in over 40,000 people to the town centre where 18 venues hosted scores of different live acts.
It was chocolate heaven when more than 400 Easter eggs were delivered to youngsters across Nantwich and Crewe. Richmond Village and Sainsbury’s Nantwich staff played Easter bunny for children at The Wingate Centre, Leighton Hospital Children’s Ward and Crewe Women’s Refuge.
Richmond Village Nantwich and The Cat community radio station have teamed up to help spread some Easter cheer. Sainsbury’s of Nantwich and Custom Powders in Crewe have also joined in to help run the annual Easter egg appeal.
The Cat Community Awards have helped to raise more than £600 for St Luke’s (Cheshire) Hospice Money raised at the awards presentation night was donated to the hospice which cares for patients and families across Nantwich and Crewe.
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