Four hundred over 50s residents in Crewe and Nantwich have enjoyed a free Christmas party thanks to support and donations from local organisations.
Two parties, each for 200 people, are being staged with local schoolchildren helping serve up their tasty meals.
A 90-year-old World War Two veteran popped in to a South Cheshire car dealer – to reveal he’d finally given up driving and taken up cycling!
Sgt Bernard Morgan, one of the last surviving war veterans from World War Two, has been a regular at Gateway Peugeot in Crewe.
The Oxfam shop in Nantwich is one of just 21 in the UK chosen to sell an exclusive vinyl by Tim Burgess, lead singer of The Charlatans.
The vinyl is a collaboration between Burgess and best-selling author Ian Rankin
Drink and drug drivers in and around Nantwich are being targeted by Cheshire Police’s Operation Blue Christmas.
Officers will be targeting suspected drink and drug drivers throughout December to reduce the number of fatal and serious collisions on the county’s roads.
Nantwich Mayor Christine Farrall joined guest speaker Fiona Bruce MP to help celebrate 75 years of Cheshire East Citizens Advice Bureaux.
Citizens Advice Bureaux (CAB) first appeared in 1939, when more than 200 emergency centres were established throughout the UK and were all governed by a Central Committee in London.
A 10-year-old Nantwich girl will be taking centre stage in the hit West End and Broadway production, Shrek The Musical.
Emma Currie, a pupil at Pear Tree Primary in Stapeley, will be performing to packed audiences at the Palace Theatre in Manchester.
The Ministry of Defence is investigating claims a Nantwich soldier’s gallantry was “exaggerated” before he was awarded the Military Cross.
A report in a national newspaper suggests the actions of Lieutenant William Boreham, of 1st Battalion the Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment, may have been exaggerated, possibly without his knowledge.
Nantwich Library has launched its winter book sale.
The Beam Street venue has a wide range of titles in adult fiction, non-fiction, children’s picture and information books.
A vase smashed a Nantwich auction record after selling for a staggering £420,000.
The large Doucai “Lotus and Bats” vase, from Qianlong period (1736-1795), was bought during a Peter Wilson auctioneers sale on Market Street.
Movie fans have a chance to buy “shares” in a new film being shot in picturesque parts of Cheshire.
The Minister of Chance, the screen version of the podcast series hit, will be filmed in 2015 – and producers want to offer fans a chance to own a slice.
By Jonathan White
Santa Claus has taken time off from his busy schedule to meet and hand out presents to children in Nantwich.
He has set up a Nantwich branch of his Grotto upstairs in the attic of the Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge on High Street on the town square.
A housing developer wants to build another 118 homes on a farmland in Nantwich – just days after Cheshire East Council’s Local Plan was kicked into touch by an inspector.
Now furious councillors and residents are preparing for another fight to stop the latest proposals for land off Queens Drive.
A loan shark who charged his “clients” 10 per cent interest per week has been arrested and cautioned.
The 43-year-old was netted in an operation by Cheshire East Council Trading Standards and the England Illegal Money Lending Team.
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