New seating feature unveiled on Mill Island in Nantwich
A new seating feature has been installed and unveiled on Mill Island in Nantwich.
Mayor of Nantwich Cllr Stuart Bostock visited Mill Island to take a look at the new seating feature.
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Nantwich school to reinstate mandatory face coverings indoors
A Nantwich secondary school has reinstated mandatory wearing of face coverings for all pupils inside school buildings.
David Cole, headteacher at Brine Leas School, said the move “is not the situation that anyone would desire but it is the one we need”.
Crewe man jailed for breaching Criminal Behaviour Order
A Crewe man has been jailed after admitting shoplifting and breaching his Criminal Behaviour Order.
Nigel Dunn, 42, of Fanshawe Walk, Crewe, appeared at West Cheshire Magistrates Court charged with five counts of shoplifting which occurred between May 17 and June 3.
Cheshire residents urged to have say on “Decarbonisation” plans
A “Decarbonisation Strategy” for Cheshire and the North of England is going out to public consultation today (June 7)
Residents in Cheshire are being urged to have their say on ambitious targets to reduce carbon emissions from surface transport.
Tourists suffer horror dog attack during trip to Nantwich
Visitors to Nantwich spoke of their trauma after their dog was viciously attacked by an American Pit Bull type dog in the town.
Linda Blowfield and her husband were walking their retriever Libby near the Snow Hill car park when she was set on by the other dog.
Cheshire East Council warns of Covid increase in Crewe and Nantwich
Nantwich residents and businesses are being warned by council chiefs to “not let their guard down” as Covid cases rise following the relaxing of step 3 restrictions.
The increase is mainly of the Delta variant affecting residents in the 10 to 39 age group, says Cheshire East Council.
Busy Nantwich pub closes as staff test positive for Covid
A popular pub in Nantwich has had to close for seven days after staff members tested positive for Covid-19.
Bosses at The Boar’s Head in Walgherton said the closure was the “responsible and professional” decision to take.
Busy Newcastle Road in Nantwich closed for two days for repairs
The busy Newcastle Road in Nantwich is to close for two days for more repair works.
The section of the A51 between Cheerbrook roundabout and Elwood Way lights will be closed today and tomorrow (June 3-4).
Volunteers are “incredible” say Cheshire East Council bosses
Thousands of volunteers across Cheshire East have been hailed as heroes by council chiefs during “Volunteers’ Week”.
Volunteer groups like Nantwich Buddies have played a key role in the pandemic response across the borough supporting more than 4,200 individuals
South Cheshire hair salons join St Luke’s Hospice “cutting edge” campaign
Hair salons across South Cheshire are being urged to join St Luke’s Hospice “cutting edge” campaign.
Outlets like Salon Vie on Beam Street, Nantwich are proving a cut above the rest in signing up for the latest St Luke’s fundraiser.
Floating jewellery maker “By Bike and Boat” arrives in Nantwich
A floating jewellery maker has arrived in Nantwich selling recycled copper goods from his narrowboat.
Rich MacKenzie runs by Bike & Boat and travels the waterways with his family making and selling upcycled copper creations.
Crewe fundraiser pedals 300 miles in aid of Blood Cancer UK
By Jonathan White
A South Cheshire man saddled up to pedal more than 300 miles in May to raise money for Blood Cancer UK.
Ben Reinhardt, from Crewe, spent May this year cycling the equivalent distance from London to Paris.
Nantwich Triathlon Club launched after organisers secure funding
A new Nantwich Triathlon Club has been launched after organisers secured community funding from a developer.
The town is known for staging two triathlons every year, but has never had its own triathlon club until now.
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