Crewe & Nantwich RUFC has appointed new head coach John Farr as well as its first female chairperson, Nicola Joyce.
Nantwich-born Farr says he wants to take all three senior men’s sides to the next level and challenge for promotion, after the 1st team narrowly missed out last season in the play offs against Malvern.
By Jonathan White
The heat is on for Nantwich Town players as they begin pre-season training this week in scorching temperatures.
Dave Cooke’s squad is shaping up nicely ahead of the 2018-19 season, with pre-season training kicking off last Saturday.
Nantwich-based training firm Connect has agreed a deal with the Institute for Education at Bath Spa University to use its pioneering training aid, C-Live.
The company, based on Alvaston Business Park, has created C-Live as part of its teacher training programmes from September onwards.
A Cheshire ice cream firm hopes to have its competitors licked after a Nantwich college trained bosses to business success.
Marketing classes helped family-run Backford Belles move from dairy to digital, and significantly grow its business.
Nantwich Town players held their first pre-season training session under the watchful eye of new First Team Manager Dave Cooke.
The players were put through their paces as they prepare for their first pre-season game on July 6 away at Hanley Town.
Unemployed people in Crewe and Nantwich can retrain and work in the beauty industry under a free Cheshire East initiative.
The authority is bringing in training company Vita, set up in 2014 to run personal training and nail technology courses.
Leaders at St John Ambulance are appealing for new volunteers to step forward and train as first aiders in South Cheshire.
No prior first aid or volunteering experience is required as full training will be given by existing volunteers and trainers at a regular weekly meeting.
Brine Leas School in Nantwich opened its doors to business, industry, FE and HE for its annual and largest Careers Convention.
Forty establishments from local and national employers, training and apprenticeship providers were present.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich has hooked a first for the north west – by launching new qualifications for butchers.
Level 2 and Level 3 Butchery Apprenticeships now offered at the college have been redeveloped by employers supported by Food and Drink Qualifications (FDQ).
Reaseheath College’s agriculture team is working with Chartered Surveyors Dalcour Maclaren to deliver training to one of the company’s key clients.
Ten land officers from National Grid joined representatives from Dalcour Maclaren for a day at the Nantwich college’s farm studying modern agriculture, reinstatement and compensation.
Cheshire Police has launched a recruitment drive to bring in 60 new officers.
The Constabulary are hoping to attract applications from those hoping to “give something back to their community”.
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.
A Nantwich training company has scooped a gong at the Cheshire Business Awards.
Training Bytesize Ltd, based on Hospital Street, picked up the certificate at the awards at Chester Cathedral on Friday (October 3).
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