A Nantwich soprano is singing the praises of first aid experts – after she saved the life of a motorcyclist in a road smash.
Jess Thayer used her training from St John Ambulance in a real emergency when she came across the accident just days after she completed her course.
Rotary Club members in Nantwich put their backs into a project to plant a hedge along Waterlode.
The scheme, funded by Nantwich Partnership, saw 350 “whips” planted in a record time of two hours.
A Roman coin hoard dating from the second century and found in Acton by a metal detectorist, has been acquired by Nantwich Museum.
The hoard includes five silver denarii (equal to ten asses) deposited in a distinctive lead cone-shaped container.
St Luke’s Hospice has been boosted by £700 thanks to work by Nantwich rotarians.
A cheque was donated by The Rotary Club of Nantwich President Rod Stokes and Rotarian John Meadows to St Luke’s Hospice Community Fund Raiser Vickie Baddeley.
The men behind plans to open The Beer Dock in Nantwich say the new outlet will offer the town “something different”.
The Beer Dock is set to be a franchise run by Jon Mitchell and Mike Ramm – the duo behind the successful stand-up comedy nights at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Police hunting a bank robber who struck in South Cheshire, have released a CCTV image of a man they want to trace.
A lone man who entered Yorkshire Bank on Victoria Street, in Crewe, told staff he was armed and approached the cashier demanding money.
South Cheshire College has been praised by Ofsted inspectors following its latest inspection.
An inspection team observed classes and college activities, met with students, employers and stakeholders as part of the visit.
Police want witnesses to a road accident in Crewe in which a 47-year-old pedestrian died.
The accident happened close to Queens Park, and involved a motorbike which was travelling towards the A530 Nantwich to Middlewich road.
Nantwich Town has issued an apology to fans who witnessed or were caught up in trouble before the FA Trophy game with Halifax.
More than 2,000 supporters packed in to the Weaver Stadium on Saturday.
A Nantwich student made sure it was a double celebration at this year’s Crufts.
Paige Jepson and her four-legged friend, Poppy, strolled away with a top prize on the 125th anniversary of the world’s largest dog show.
By Jonathan White
Olympic gold medal winner Tessa Sanderson entertained a packed Nantwich Civic Hall at a charity dinner.
Rob Sproston compered the event, which began with a three-course dinner.
Talented Brine Leas School students were a stage hit with their latest production of Fame.
The week-long series of shows were staged after six months of rehearsals.
A new series of booklets on the local history of Nantwich have been launched at Nantwich Museum.
The booklets were unveiled at the start of a series of Spring Talks: “Nantwich – the History of a Cheshire Town” by Jane Stephenson.
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