Market traders in Nantwich who pack up early are having a negative impact on the town, other stallholders claim.
Concerned traders attended a town council meeting to air fears that some are not adhering to opening hours – which could be turning customers away.
Nantwich Town Council’s pilot scheme for tackling on-street parking problems is having an impact, councillors claim.
They say the scheme, now in its fifth week, is resulting in fewer contraventions as people become more aware of where parking is illegal.
Hundreds of families flocked to Reaseheath College in Nantwich over the weekend for the first of two lambing events.
Spring has arrived in the college’s lambing sheds with the arrival of the first newborns of the season.
A marina in Nantwich will soon be hosting free boat trips and water activities for disabled and mobility impaired residents.
The Overwater Wheelyboat Project aims to buy a specially-built boat with wheelchair, walking frame and walking stick access for people.
Villagers fighting plans for 146 homes in Willaston are celebrating after a High Court overturned an appeal.
A judge has ruled that proposals by Richborough Estates for the homes off Moorfields should be thrown out.
Nantwich residents have re-issued their plea for more road safety measures on the A51 at Reaseheath as part of a new Cheshire East Council initiative.
The council says it is to target resources to “address local community concerns about road safety” under the new scheme.
Thousands of people will be gathering in Nantwich for the popular Reaseheath College lambing weekends.
For the next two weekends, the college will be opening its doors for people to enjoy the lambing and the campus zoo.
South Cheshire farmers, food growers and suppliers could benefit from a successful bid to secure Food Enterprise Zone (FEZ) status, aimed at boosting the rural economy.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich has been chosen to pilot a scheme along with ten similar pathfinder projects in the UK.
Angry residents in Nantwich are calling for a crackdown on tenants dumping and fly-tipping junk in their streets.
Families in Albert Street and Arnold Street area of the town say items like pushchairs, freezers, shopping trollies, an oven and rubbish bags have been dumped.
Fire chiefs in Cheshire say they can maintain improvements in public safety, despite having to find £1.9 million savings.
Members of the Fire Authority were told to expect ongoing cuts of 8% a year from central Government funding – savings of nearly £8 million over the next four years.
Plans to build a massive solar park on farmland near Nantwich will go before councillors this week.
Markus Wierenga, of Green Switch Developments Ltd, has applied to build the solar park on land at Hatherton Lodge Farm, on Hunsterson Road.
Nantwich councillors are to run a ground-breaking scheme to crackdown on nuisance parking in the town.
The town council has signed up to a pilot scheme after receiving scores of complaints about on-street parking.
Nantwich Police have been hitting the town’s busiest roads to clamp down on rogue drivers.
PCSOs have been out and about at various “hot spots” in response to concerns about traffic from residents.
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