A man is due to go on trial in connection with the death of a cyclist on a road in Nantwich.
Paul Anthony Byrne, 36, is facing a charge of death by dangerous driving following a fatal collision on Whitchurch Road, Nantwich.
Crewe & Nantwich’s first ever FM radio was launched in the town in a blaze of glory last night (February 11).
The Cat Community Radio, which goes live on 107.9FM this Saturday, has been 21 years in the making. So our reporter Sara Royle went along to the launch to find out more.
Nantwich Police have been hitting the town’s busiest roads to clamp down on rogue drivers.
PCSOs have been out and about at various “hot spots” in response to concerns about traffic from residents.
Council chiefs claim they are winning the battle against potholes – despite criticism over the amount of compensation paid to drivers.
Cheshire East Council says reports or complaints about potholes have fallen to 2,849 in 2014/15 – down from 17,241 in 2012/13.
A public open day is being held in Nantwich to unveil the planned £200,000 restoration of Nantwich Aqueduct, on the Shropshire Union Canal.
The 10-week project is due to start at the end of March and will involve the temporary closure of the A534 Chester Road which runs underneath the aqueduct.
One of the busiest stretches of road in Crewe and Nantwich is to close for all of half-term week for electrical work.
Nantwich Road outside Crewe railway station will be closed for five days to allow Scottish Power Energy Networks to carry out the works.
A councillor has made an impassioned plea for planning chiefs to stop the second phase of a major development in Nantwich.
Cllr Arthur Moran spoke out about the Gladman Developments application to build another 118 homes on a site off Queens Drive.
Big-hearted volunteers in Nantwich have been praised for saving the taxpayer £10,000 on revamping the town’s Civic Hall.
Staff at the centre have clubbed together to carry out a range of repairs and decorations at the venue on Market Street.
Charity collectors in Nantwich could be limited to working just one day a week, if councillors get their way.
Retailers and shoppers have complained about too many collectors, known as Chuggers, targeting Nantwich town square over recent months.
By Jonathan White
Members of Miss Caroline’s School of Dance in South Cheshire scooped top prize at a North West championships.
The ‘XCELL’ street dance crew – Alex Worsley, Ben Worsley, Sam Davison, Zach McCullough, Connie Vickers, Emily Croshaw, Beth Lea and Caitlin Randell – won in their under 18s category.
A primary school in Nantwich has been judged as “outstanding” in all five areas, according to the latest Ofsted inspection.
Stapeley Broad Lane CE Primary School was praised by inspectors for its “strong leadership and management”.
Nantwich Mayor Cllr Christine Farrall will be presenting awards to recognise and celebrate individuals, groups and businesses that make a real difference to the town.
Eight fittingly named “Salt of the Earth” Awards will be presented at a reception on Friday March 27 at Nantwich Civic Hall before The Mayor’s Charity Dance.
A man was attacked and suffered a broken jaw in an incident outside a takeaway in Nantwich town centre.
The serious assault happened outside the Subway takeaway shop on Swine Market at 1.45am yesterday (February 8).
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