Cheshire East Council is to close buildings and leisure facilities to protect “vital frontline services” and people from the risk of Covid-19.
Nantwich Pool and Barony Sports Complex are among the leisure facilities which will be closed from tomorrow (March 21).
Equine students keen to join Reaseheath College’s arena parties have picked up top tips from national show jumping course designer Sue Barratt.
The popular Wickstead Arms pub in Nantwich town centre is to close during the Coronavirus crisis.
Landlady Emma Griffiths made the decision today, as pubs, clubs, coffee shops and restaurants decide if they can stay open despite Government advice.
Transport service Flexilink has been suspended by Cheshire East Council in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cheshire East says it has taken the decision to suspend its demand-responsive services from Monday March 23 until further notice.
Reaseheath College has cancelled all equine events and competitions at its centre in Nantwich until further notice.
And local care home group Belong has closed some of its core facilities in a bid to protect residents from the Coronavirus.
Nantwich Town Council has cancelled a host of events and bookings due to the current COVID-19 crisis.
A spokeswoman said that in line with guidance from the Government, the council has taken precautionary measures.
Nantwich Jazz Festival which brings tens of thousands of people to the town has been postponed, organisers confirmed today.
In a statement, they said it was the only course of action given the Government’s latest advice on tackling the spread of Coronavirus.
Fire chiefs have been given the green light to continue a £8.5 million station upgrade scheme – although the final cost could be closer to £12 million, writes Stephen Topping.
Cheshire Fire Authority agreed to renovate 21 of the county’s ageing fire stations back in September 2018.
A petition has been launched to oppose plans to rise rents for Nantwich market traders by up to 10%.
Crewe & Nantwich MP Dr Kieran Mullan and Nantwich councillors have joined forces with Nantwich Market traders to launch the petition.
By Stephen Topping, local democracy reporter
More than £5 million is to be spent on improving three dangerous Cheshire East roads including one in Crewe.
Cheshire East Council is to secure £1.1 million from the Department for Transport (DfT) to improve the A532 at West Street, in Crewe.
More than 6,000 trees are being planted across the borough, Cheshire East Council has said.
It follows a motion backed by a unanimous vote at full council last May which called for a commitment of being carbon neutral by 2025.
A gypsy and traveller site near Nantwich is set to expand from four pitches to 10, writes Stephen Topping.
Cheshire East Council’s southern planning committee unanimously approved plans to increase capacity at Baddington Park, off the A530 in Baddington, at Wednesday’s meeting.
Visitors to Reaseheath College in Nantwich enjoyed an early taste of Spring over the weekend despite the wintry weather.
Although Storm Jorge forced the cancellation of Saturday’s Lambing and Zoo event, the Nantwich college was able to open its new lambing sheds to the public as planned on Sunday.
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