Youngster sweeps board at Nantwich fishing contest
A young angler swept the board at the popular Nantwich Fishing competition.
Adam Biddulph won heaviest individual fish as well as overall bag weight at the contest at Bay Moulton Border Fisheries.
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Muller appeals for Nantwich South housing REFUSED by Government
Ministers have refused a controversial appeal by Muller Property Group to build the first phase of a 1,100-home “Nantwich South” development in Stapeley.
The developer had applied to build 189 homes and an access road off Peter de Stapleigh Way.
900 drivers nabbed in rural speeding crackdown in Cheshire
More than 900 drivers were caught speeding in a month-long campaign to combat anti-social driving on Cheshire’s rural roads.
Around 40 rural locations across Cheshire were targeted following concerns raised by local communities.
Help needed to clear plant invading banks of River Weaver in Nantwich
A dangerous plant which burns skin, is threatening large areas of the River Weaver in Nantwich.
The invasion of Himalayan Balsam in the last two years has shocked the town’s conservationists.
Reaseheath College FEZ consultation launched by Cheshire East
Residents and businesses in Nantwich are being urged to engage in a consultation on the future development of Reaseheath College.
The consultation, launched by Cheshire East Council, focuses on a plan for a Local Development Order.
Nantwich Food Festival attracts more than 200 exhibitors
Nantwich Food Festival has attracted more than 200 exhibitors and stallholders for next month’s event.
The annual food spectacular, based in the town centre, is expected to attract around 40,000 visitors.
Tribal art sale in Nantwich attracts global buyers
Tribal art auctions in Nantwich are attracting buyers from around the globe.
And Peter Wilson auctioneer Chris Large believes a huge single owner collection being sold is putting Nantwich on the map.
Almost all Nantwich bus services restored after collapse of GHA Coaches
Bus services in Nantwich and Crewe are almost back to normal two weeks after the collapse of one of Cheshire East’s biggest operators, GHA Coaches.
The company ceased operating on July 13, leaving Cheshire East Council’s transport management company TSS to deal with a major challenge.
Thousands raised for Nantwich RSPCA wildlife centre
Residents across Cheshire helped raise thousands of pounds for Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre and Cattery in Nantwich at its family fun day.
They turned for the event in large numbers to enjoy a series of events, and also provided raffle prizes, and donated items for stalls.
Reaseheath Zoo wins gold award for rare spiders project
Reaseheath Zoo keepers in Nantwich have received a gold award for giving rare spiders a helping hand.
Keepers at Reaseheath College’s facility have been recognised for their success in rearing tiny offspring of one of UK’s most spectacular spiders, the endangered fen raft spider.
Cheshire East to review “walking routes to school” plan amid fury
Council bosses will review plans to scrap school transport and force some Nantwich pupils to walk to school.
Cheshire East had passed a motion to axe free school buses on five routes, including Willaston to Malbank and Brine Leas schools in Nantwich.
Nantwich Museum lighting project funded by grants
Nantwich Museum has shed new light in its amazing displays – thanks to a newly installed lighting system!
LED lights are now enhancing the display of artefacts and exhibitions to improve visitor experience.
Bus operators take on Nantwich routes after GHA demise
Bus operators like D&G have stepped in to maintain services after GHA Coaches went in to administration.
Public services across South Cheshire were thrown into chaos after the company announced it was ceasing all operations on July 13.
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