Bosses of D&G Buses are scrapping the only direct service between Nantwich and Leighton Hospital.
Angry customers say the move to end the no. 78 service will leave many facing much longer journey times, having to travel to Crewe Bus Station and then changing to get a second service to the hospital.
Employers, staff and industry professionals attended the launch of Cheshire College – South & West’s risual Microsoft Academy.
The initiative will provide Microsoft accredited digital training for learners and local employers to equip them with skills and knowledge for the workplace.
Nantwich has never lacked for somewhere to enjoy a tipple!
And now it’s been officially recorded thanks to a new “Nantwich Pubs” book just launched at Nantwich Museum.
Big-hearted staff and friends of a school in Crewe will be attempting the National 3 Peaks Challenge this month in aid of Nantwich Foodbank.
The team from Adelaide School will attempt to complete the challenge on June 29-30.
By Jonathan White
A Willaston dad has completed a gruelling 10 marathons in 10 days – to raise money for blood cancer charity.
Big-hearted Paul Dean took on the challenge in memory of his dad and two friends who all died from blood cancer illnesses.
The motorcyclist who died in a collision on the A525 Nantwich Road at Broughall has been named as Tony Dennis.
The 49-year-old, from Maidstone Grove in Stoke-on-Trent, died after a collision at the A525 junction with Catterals Lane on Sunday morning (June 3).
Today we have joined forces with media outlets across the North West to issue a rallying cry to the government to end rail services chaos in this region.
As part of a day of action, news titles across the region are starting a petition calling on ministers to come good on their “Northern Powerhouse” promise.
Police in Nantwich have issued a warning after this skimming device used by crooks was found attached to a cashpoint in the town.
The device is designed to copy bank account details which thieves can then use to clone a user’s card.
Banned football fans across Cheshire have been ordered to surrender their passports this week ahead of the 2018 World Cup.
Twenty-three fans who are subject of a football banning order must hand in their passports today or tomorrow as part of that order to prevent them from travelling to Russia.
Young Nantwich scriptwriter Linda Barnett is reaching for the stars after landing her first screenplay – just a year after graduating from university.
The 21-year-old former Malbank student (pictured) is now determined to follow in the footsteps of other Cheshire screen writers, such as two-time Academy Award winner Robert Bolt.
People who want to remember the life of a loved one can help create a stunning Forget Me Not display in the heart of Nantwich.
St Luke’s Hospice and St Mary’s Church have teamed up to help bring the display to fruition on the lawn outside the church.
Nantwich Town Council is to be the main sponsor of the International Cheese Awards Marquee at this year’s Nantwich Show.
Councillors voted unanimously to back a five-year sponsorship deal which they believe will provide major benefits to the town.
Children using the Wingate Children’s Centre near Nantwich will now have access to a new specialist bed.
The Wingate trust in Wrenbury needed the “rise and fall” bed to provide a safer and more accessible sleeping environment for the children with cerebral palsy, Down’s syndrome and those on the autism spectrum.
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