Yobs vandalise Nantwich town square Christmas lights
Yobs have vandalised Christmas lights in Nantwich town centre less than two weeks after they were switched on.
Town council staff found the damaged lights over the last two days.
Yobs have vandalised Christmas lights in Nantwich town centre less than two weeks after they were switched on.
Town council staff found the damaged lights over the last two days.
Thousands of people packed in to Nantwich town square to enjoy the festivities of the Nantwich Christmas Lights switch-on event.
The event, organised by Nantwich Town Council, proved as popular as ever and featured music, entertainment, fireworks and laughter.
Thousands of people packed in to Nantwich town centre today to pay tribute to those who died in war on the centenary of Armistice Day.
Crowds watched a parade of cadets, veterans, emergency services and dignitaries which arrived at the town square from the Civic Hall.
Nantwich and Crewe are preparing for their annual Christmas Lights Switch-on events over the next two weeks.
And both towns are hoping to use the festive season to pull in the visitors.
Thousands of people have packed in to Nantwich town centre over the last 24 hours to enjoy the annual Nantwich Food Festival.
The sun has certainly shone on the event’s organisers as the warm weather has produced bumper crowds for the popular three-day festival.
Hundreds of Forget Me Not flowers planted in memory of someone loved and missed, have gone on display in Nantwich.
The arrangement of forever flowers has taken pride of place on the lawn opposite St Mary’s Church in the town square.
Town councillors in Nantwich say CCTV is effective in the town after five teenagers were caught on camera vandalising flowers and plants.
Nantwich Police officers were able to identify and trace the youths from the CCTV images catching them in the act in the town square and Pepper Street.
By Jonathan White
Visitors packed in to Nantwich town square for the popular Societies Spectacular event today (July 21).
Local groups and societies opened up stalls to promote what they do to a large audience in an event organised by Nantwich Town Council.
Nantwich was filled with the sound of children’s voices for a record-breaking Schoolsfest 2018.
Families flocked to the town centre to enjoy a packed programme of music, art, dance and drama involving more than 500 youngsters.
Nantwich schoolchildren are on song as they prepare for a massive celebration of music and art in the town’s annual Schoolsfest event.
And this year family-owned milling business Mornflake is throwing its weight behind the celebration which will involve more than 500 youngsters from schools across the town on July 7.
A second Flower Market will be taking place in Nantwich town square this Saturday June 16.
Last year, the town welcomed hundreds of visitors to the new event, which saw stalls packed with an abundance of colour.
Young and old packed into Nantwich town centre to enjoy the annual Weaver Wander vintage and classic car rally.
The event, organised by Crewe and Nantwich Weaver Rotary Club, saw hundreds of amazing vehicles from the last 100 years pass through the town.
A vintage mobile cinema will on Nantwich Town Square on Saturday to help launch the third annual Nantwich Film Festival.
The unique cinematic vehicle, known as Audrey, will be on the square showing free screenings every 20 minutes.
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