A senior Nantwich officer has pledged to pursue those continuing to ride e-bikes and e-scooters illegally in the town.
Sgt Matt Stonier told town councillors it was one of their priorities as he updated the council on latest policing in the community.
Nantwich councillors are urging residents to take part in an Active Travel survey as they encourage more people to ditch their cars.
The survey is part of a public consultation being run by Cheshire East Council to gauge people’s views on transport and improve walking and cycling routes in Nantwich.
Bird and wildlife lovers are being invited to attend a special bird box making workshop in Nantwich.
The free event takes place at St Mary’s Parish Rooms in Nantwich on Thursday July 31.
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Developers who plan to convert the former B&M store in Nantwich into apartments, said they are NOT creating a HMO for asylum seekers.
Suraj Gangani and Anshul Raja, of Apavi Group Holdings, bought the building on Swine Market in May.
Nantwich has a new mayor in town – and he’s on a mission to be ‘bear-y good’ at his job!
Say hello to “Teddy Mayor” who will be out and about with his owner Cllr Mary Slinn helping to raise the profile of businesses, charities and organisations in the town.
A new “celebration of creativity” is to take place in Nantwich next month.
Nantwich Town Council is to host its first Youth Arts Festival on Saturday and Sunday July 5-6.
Town councillors have backed calls for action to make Mill Street in Nantwich safer and stop it from “sinking”.
They want to impose weight limits on delivery vehicles using the road which is partly pedestrianised at the top end.
Nantwich has a new Mayor after Cllr Mary Slinn took over the chains of office at a ceremony last night.
Outgoing Mayor Cllr Stuart Bostock paid tribute to all those who helped him during his year in office.
A Nantwich petitioner made an impassioned speech to councillors, calling for the re-instatement of the Town Crier Dev Hobson.
Jean Thayre said without him, the town had lost its “sparkle” and “magic”.
A memorial bench in honour of Nantwich scrap metal man “Flash” Meakin is close to being unveiled, councillors were told.
Nantwich Town Council said a local welder is currently putting the finishing touches to the bench which will placed on Mill Island, close to Queen’s Drive side.
A Labour councillor’s bid to change the way Nantwich Mayors are appointed was scuppered – by the current Mayor’s casting vote!
Cllr John Priest put forward a motion that town mayor appointments should be shared between political groups.
Town councillors have backed plans to place a memorial bench on Mill Island in memory of tragic Nantwich teenager Jonty Evans.
The idea was put forward by Cllr Kim Jamson who said she had discussed the project with the 16-year-old’s family.
Nantwich’s historic market has been shortlisted in the top 10 in the country in a national competition.
They will now compete for the UK title in the “Great British Market Awards” at a ceremony in Birmingham on January 30.
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