Youngster sweeps board at Nantwich fishing contest
A young angler swept the board at the popular Nantwich Fishing competition.
Adam Biddulph won heaviest individual fish as well as overall bag weight at the contest at Bay Moulton Border Fisheries.
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Brine Leas School students celebrate “incredible’ A level results
Students at Brine Leas School sixth form are celebrating A level results – and matched last year’s best ever performance.
The BL6 target grades were set high and many students have surpassed their expected grades.
South Cheshire College celebrates 10th year of 99% A level pass rate
South Cheshire College students and staff are celebrating ten years of 99% or above pass rate across A Levels.
This year’s results show a pass rate of 99.1% – above the national pass rate of 98.1%.
Malbank Sixth Form students celebrate ‘excellent’ A level results
Students and staff at Malbank Sixth Form College in Nantwich are celebrating their A level results across the curriculum with 28 out of 31 courses offered producing 100% pass rates.
A third of all grades achieved were equivalent to A’s or A*’s.
Reaseheath College students raise £33,000 for local charities
Big-hearted students and staff from Reaseheath College in Nantwich raised a record breaking £33,000 for local charities.
The British Heart Foundation, the Student Association’s chosen charity of the year, received a cheque for £26,361 at the student summer ball held on the college’s Nantwich campus.
National award earned by South Cheshire College lecturer
A South Cheshire College lecturer has been recognised by a national awarding body aimed at honouring outstanding teachers.
Geography and Geology lecturer Helena Curtis has received a Certificate of Excellence following a nomination for Pearson Teaching Awards FE Lecturer of the Year Award.
Wistaston woman, 51, dies in A534 crash near Haslington
A Wistaston woman has died in a multi-vehicle smash on the busy A534 Haslington bypass.
The victim, 51, was driving one of three cars involved in the accident with a lorry.
Muller appeals for Nantwich South housing REFUSED by Government
Ministers have refused a controversial appeal by Muller Property Group to build the first phase of a 1,100-home “Nantwich South” development in Stapeley.
The developer had applied to build 189 homes and an access road off Peter de Stapleigh Way.
900 drivers nabbed in rural speeding crackdown in Cheshire
More than 900 drivers were caught speeding in a month-long campaign to combat anti-social driving on Cheshire’s rural roads.
Around 40 rural locations across Cheshire were targeted following concerns raised by local communities.
Help needed to clear plant invading banks of River Weaver in Nantwich
A dangerous plant which burns skin, is threatening large areas of the River Weaver in Nantwich.
The invasion of Himalayan Balsam in the last two years has shocked the town’s conservationists.
Wrenbury mum battles to afford son’s life-changing operation
A Nantwich woman is battling to provide her young son a life-changing operation so he can fulfil his dream of playing football.
Charlene Harris’s nine-year-old son Zac has Cerebral Palsy and walking is a real struggle.
Nantwich and Wistaston men among 11 arrested in drugs operation
Men from Nantwich and Wistaston were among 11 people arrested today as part of police drugs crackdown, Operation Impact.
Nine warrants were executed at addresses across South Cheshire – including Millstone Lane in Nantwich and Crewe Road in Wistaston.
Reaseheath College FEZ consultation launched by Cheshire East
Residents and businesses in Nantwich are being urged to engage in a consultation on the future development of Reaseheath College.
The consultation, launched by Cheshire East Council, focuses on a plan for a Local Development Order.
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