By Sara Royle
Blink and you’d almost certainly miss the Catch22 building in Crewe.
But for the newly launched Cheshire East Sexual Health Service, this hegemonic exterior might actually be a blessing in disguise.
All pensioners aged 85 or over in Nantwich could automatically be enrolled on the Blue Badge disabled persons’ parking scheme.
The new policy, revealed by Cheshire East Council, is being considered as they lobby ministers to amend current legislation.
Nantwich Town has been forced to cancel community football sessions, blaming “intimidating” Travellers who set up camp on land next to the Weaver Stadium.
Club chiefs say the behaviour of teenagers among the Traveller families forced them to abandon sessions on Thursday and cancel the weekend session.
Campaigners fighting a Youth Cafe for teenagers in Nantwich believe plans are gathering pace.
The group, led by Nantwich mum Helen Chesters, staged a public meeting at The Gables in Nantwich to hear people’s ideas.
A talented mature student from Nantwich is made up after a stunning debut performance at the national Make-Up Artistry (MUA) Awards.
Sarah Dunn, who studies at South Cheshire College, scooped three separate prizes at the showcase event which brought together the best student artists in the country.
Scores of classic cars enjoyed the summer weather around Nantwich today as the Weaver Wander Rally took place.
Members of the Rotary Club of Crewe and Nantwich Weaver helped organise the event enjoyed by hundreds in the town.
By Kirsty Rollings
Residents in Nantwich met with Severn Trent Water to discuss the four-month delay to a pipe project under the River Weaver.
The £3.5 million project aims to make the water supply more secure, by installing a pipe that goes under the river, allowing Severn Trent quicker access if needed for repair.
Crewe & Nantwich-based RedShift Radio is launching a monster 60-hour broadcast to raise money for the MRI scanner appeal.
The broadcast will take place from 10am today (May 22) to 10pm on Sunday May 24.
A Nantwich school is planning to convert to a Multi-Academy Trust – with the chance that other schools could join.
Brine Leas School, on Audlem Road, has told all parents of the proposal which is now out to consultation.
A Nantwich student’s campaign for more life-saving defibrillators at his school has been given a huge £2,000 boost.
Harrison Lunt’s bid to buy two extra defibs for Brine Leas School on Audlem Road has won a
Yorkshire Building Society Charitable Foundation donation.
Water company chiefs are to meet residents in Nantwich to explain a four-month delay to a £3.5million project at the River Weaver.
Severn Trent Water’s project to install new pipes under and over the river by Nantwich Lake have been delayed after engineers found a fault in the bridge where the new water pipe needs to be laid.
A Nantwich woman has been found guilty of fraudulently claiming more than £7,000 in benefits – when she had £16,000 savings stashed away.
Tracy Wrench, of Blagg Avenue, Nantwich, admitted fraudulently obtaining £7,067 in housing benefit, council tax benefit and council tax support.
A South Cheshire College trio helped to capture magical sporting moments on camera at a Sainsbury’s School Games county event.
Photography students Rosie Garrett, Sophie Wrench and Sally Morgan-Wynne focused on all the action at the Sainsbury’s School Games at Manchester Metropolitan University’s Cheshire campus.
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