Nantwich Police vow to crack down on anti-social hotspots
Police in Nantwich have vowed to target anti-social “hotspots” in the town’s parks after reports of large gatherings causing problems.
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Nantwich artist’s canvas sells in auction in aid of NHS charity
By Jonathan White
A one-of-a-kind canvas by a Nantwich artist has been auctioned off with proceeds going to an NHS charity.
The artwork called ‘Support the NHS’ was created by talented Tony Denton and was inspired by NHS staff who work on the frontline.
Cheshire East Council launches £4 million small business fund
Cheshire East Council has launched a £4.28m discretionary fund to support small businesses.
The funding, which will be issued in a phased approach, will initially be open to applications for a 14-day period for the following prioritised businesses:
American Bulldog put down after attacking man in Nantwich
An American Bulldog which attacked a man in Nantwich leaving him with serious injuries, has been put down.
The attack happened at a house on Manor Road North in Nantwich yesterday (June 2) at around 1.50pm.
Cheshire East Council appoints equality and diversity “champion”
Cheshire East Council has appointed an equality, diversity and inclusion “champion”.
Councillor Marilyn Houston’s role will come into even sharper focus in light of the Black Lives Matter movement following the US death of George Floyd.
Man seriously injured in dog attack at Nantwich house
A Nantwich man was injured and taken to hospital injured after being attacked by a dog today (June 2).
Police say the incident happened at a property on Manor Road North at around 2pm.
Cheshire Police warning over COVID-19 Track and Trace fraudsters
Cheshire Police have warned people to remain alert for scams during the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.
They warned of a growing trend of criminals taking advantage of the current Covid-19 crisis to defraud innocent people, including the new NHS Test and Trace service.
NHS Cheshire urges patients to seek care despite pandemic
NHS in Cheshire is urging people not to allow coronavirus (COVID-19) to stop them getting the care they need.
The plea, by Dr Katherine Butler (pictured), clinical lead for cancer at NHS Cheshire Clinical Commissioning Group, comes as figures from NHS England show A&E attendances in England falling to their lowest on record.
Hot weather continues for South Cheshire – IN PICTURES
By Jonathan White
South Cheshire continues to bask in hot weather for a few more days yet.
With temperatures around 25-26C, the region like many other parts of the UK has broken historical records for the sunniest spring since 1929, according to the Met Office.
Childminder publishes children’s book in aid of NHS Charities
A South Cheshire childminder has made use of time in lockdown – by writing and publishing a children’s book in aid of charity.
Hannah Malley, 23, has been unable to work due to the pandemic restrictions.
Councillor calls for vehicle restrictions amid Nantwich town square damage
A town councillor has called for tighter restrictions on vehicles accessing Nantwich town centre amid damage to paved areas.
Cllr Carole Thomas says heavy delivery vehicles are causing damage to the pedestrianised town square, leading to more falls, trips and injuries to shoppers.
Major rail bridge works to close busy A530 for four months
The busy A530 between Nantwich and Middlewich will close for up to four months from Monday for major railway bridge works.
Motorists are being warned of long delays to their journeys with diversion routes taking many around Crewe and back out if they want to get to Leighton Hospital.
Nantwich Market to undergo “phased” re-opening, councillors told
Nantwich Market is to undergo a “phased” re-opening as lockdown restrictions ease, Nantwich Town Council was told.
Councillors and traders are hoping to be back in the market hall under Government plans to allow “non essential” shops to re-open in June.
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