TEDx event to be staged at Nantwich Civic Hall
Inspirational speakers are lining up to perform at Nantwich’s first ever TEDx event.
Organisers are staging TEDxNantwich at the Civic Hall on November 6.
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Police name Crewe murder victim as Stephen O’Brien, 51
Police have named the man allegedly murdered in a Crewe alleyway as Stephen John O’Brien.
Mr O’Brien, 51, from Crewe, was found with a stab wound in the chest in an alleyway off Edleston Road.
Balsam teams clear invading plants from Nantwich riverbanks
Scores of hardy volunteers have helped clear Nantwich’s riverbanks of the invading plant, Balsam.
Around 25 volunteers worked for several days to fight back against the weed which was consuming large areas of the River Weaver in the town.
Volunteers in the saddle to help Tour of Britain visiting Nantwich
Hundreds of volunteers across Cheshire are lining up to help the Tour of Britain’s visit to the region run smoothly.
High-profile cyclists like Sir Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish will be racing through Nantwich and other Cheshire East towns and villages on September 6.
Warning to motorists to plan Nantwich Food Festival journey
Visitors to the Nantwich Food Festival are being urged to plan their journey to the event this weekend.
More than 30,000 people are expected to visit the festival starting tomorrow (September 2) until Sunday (September 4).
Malbank School Sixth Form reunion – at Rio Olympics!
Nantwich’s Olympic star Bryony Page enjoyed another nice surprise in Rio – a reunion with an old Malbank School friend!
Bryony, fresh from her amazing silver medal on the trampoline, bumped into her former Malbank Sixth Form friend Yana Radcliffe in a canteen in Brazil.
Food Festival organisers shrug off loss of Nadiya Hussain
Nantwich Food Festival organisers have shrugged off the disappointment after celebrity chef Nadiya Hussain cancelled her appearance.
The winner of BBC’s Great British Bake Off was due to be one of the main attractions at the three-day festival starting on September 2.
Brine Leas School staff ‘proud’ of headline GCSE grades
Brine Leas School staff and students in Nantwich are celebrating another headline-grabbing set of GCSE grades.
This year, 78% achieved at least five A* to C grades at GCSE, and 70% of students achieved A* to C including English and Maths.
Nantwich Cycling Group raises £5,000 in 220-mile charity ride
By Jonathan White
Members of Nantwich Cycling Group (NCG) completed a 220-mile fund-raising charity cycle ride from London to Nantwich.
Eleven cyclists, along with two support crew, took part in the mammoth journey in aid of Wingate Children’s Centre in Wrenbury.
Ill woman treks 60 miles Nantwich-Llangollen for Dogs Trust
A woman has completed a 60-mile canal walk from Nantwich to Llangollen with her pet pooch to raise money for The Dog’s Trust.
Emma Husband and her dog Timo completed the trek over two days along the Shropshire Union and Llangollen Canals.
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.
Brine Leas School students celebrate “incredible’ A level results
Students at Brine Leas School sixth form are celebrating A level results – and matched last year’s best ever performance.
The BL6 target grades were set high and many students have surpassed their expected grades.
South Cheshire College celebrates 10th year of 99% A level pass rate
South Cheshire College students and staff are celebrating ten years of 99% or above pass rate across A Levels.
This year’s results show a pass rate of 99.1% – above the national pass rate of 98.1%.
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