Cheshire Wildlife Trust to bring beavers back after 400 years
Cheshire Wildlife Trust are to reintroduce beavers back to Cheshire after 400 years.
Beavers are native to Cheshire but they became extinct in England in the 16th century.
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RSPCA respond to 2,000 incidents in Cheshire during lockdown
RSPCA key workers have responded to 100,000 incidents during lockdown – including more than 2,000 in Cheshire.
The animal welfare charity’s frontline officers, animal carers and vets have rescued, treated and cared for animals in need since the country went into lockdown on March 23.
Dramatic police chase through streets of Stapeley, Audlem and villages
Stunned Sunday afternoon walkers and cyclists watched a dramatic police car pursuit through villages and country lanes near Nantwich.
Witnesses say they saw several marked and unmarked police vehicles in pursuit of a Seat Leon for up to an hour yesterday (August 16) evening.
MP dismisses fears Leighton Hospital will miss out on vital NHS funding
Crewe & Nantwich MP Kieran Mullan has dismissed claims by local Labour politicians that Leighton Hospital has missed out on vital Government funding for winter.
Mid Cheshire Hospitals is not among the 117 trusts which are set to receive a share of £300 million set aside by Government.
The Townhouse to open in Nantwich on August 29
The revival of the former site of The Residence on Mill Street in Nantwich has been completed in a deal struck by private investors.
And the site’s new owners, who have spent £75,000 transforming the venue, will open the newly named The Townhouse on Saturday August 29.
Nantwich Museum unveils plan to upgrade Main Gallery
Nantwich Museum has unveiled ambitious plans to update its Main Gallery.
The Cheese and Dairy Room was updated in 2017 and the Cheshire Civil War Centre Gallery opened in 2019 at the Pillory Street venue.
Cash payments for Nantwich car parks to be reintroduced on August 17
Cheshire East Council is to re-introduce cash payments at its car parks from Monday August 17.
The move comes amid mounting anger from residents and local businesses in Nantwich ever since charges were brought back in June after a temporary lockdown suspension.
Man dies in industrial incident at Bishop’s Wood, Nantwich
A man involved in an industrial accident in Bishop’s Wood in Nantwich yesterday has died, police have confirmed.
Emergency services including police, paramedics, air ambulance and fire crews were called to the scene at Bridle Hey at around 1.45pm on Thursday 13 August.
Cheshire College celebrate A level success of students
Cheshire College staff and students have celebrated excellent A Level results, despite the controversy around downgrading of teacher assessments.
Hundreds of students attended the college’s Crewe campus on at the end one of the most challenging years any cohort could face.
Floods, fires and fallen trees as storm wreaks havoc in Cheshire
Cheshire fire crews had one of their busiest nights for years as a powerful storm swept across south and mid Cheshire last night.
Worst hit was the Tarporley, Beeston, Tattenhall and Malpas areas as lightning sparked fires and flood waters left cars submerged and buildings under water.
Malbank head “proud” of how students coped as A level results unveiled
The headteacher of Malbank Sixth Form College said today she was “proud” of how her students coped during lockdown as A level results were unveiled today.
Hundreds of students across Nantwich and Crewe received their grades today, amid controversy that many have been downgraded from those worked out by teacher assessment.
MP vows to fight Muller scheme expansion after Stapeley appeal ruling
The MP for Crewe & Nantwich has vowed to fight any attempt to expand a controversial development in Nantwich given the go ahead by the Government.
Dr Kieran Mullan said he was “very disappointed” that Cheshire East Council will not appeal the Secretary of State’s decision to allow Muller Properties to build 189 homes on land in Stapeley.
New book tells amazing story of 3 Cheshire relatives who went to war on horseback
By Hannah Youds
A woman with Nantwich links has written a book which tells the story of three generations of her family, who all went to war on horseback!
The book, called “A Horse, A Sword and A Rifle”, focuses on the fascinating lives and exploits of Joseph Dodd, his son-in-law Sydney Williams, and Sydney’s son John Williams.
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