Riding and training enthusiasts watched the world’s most prolific dressage dynasty in action in Nantwich.
The Eilberg family gave a masterclass at Reaseheath College’s Equestrian Centre off the A51.
A Nantwich tutor has been singled out for praise by TV presenter Kirstie Allsopp for her cake-making skills.
Ann Turnbull reached the finals of a Channel 4 competition to find the UK’s best Gingerbread House Designer.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich has been rated good with outstanding features in its latest Ofsted inspection.
The results of an inspection in November shows its exceptional features include a high number of Further Education students achieving success and progressing into employment.
Bright sparks from Brine Leas School in Nantwich have talked their way to success – in one of the UK’s toughest debating competitions.
Four teams of students from Cheshire schools competed at Loreto College for a place in the regional final.
Friends of courageous Nantwich girl Elle Morris are hoping to grant her 10 birthday wishes as she fights a life-threatening condition.
Elle, aged nine, suffers from cystic fibrosis and needs a double lung transplant to survive.
Two Brine Leas School pupils in Nantwich embarked on a moving visit with their teacher to the World War One Battlefields as part of a Government scheme.
Here, George Clark and Elizabeth Smith write about their experience.
Young people are being encouraged to ‘kick on’ into a racing career in a new project on Cheshire’s thriving horse racing industry.
‘Racing Through Education’ has been launched by Cheshire Racing Hub to promote careers available in the industry to secondary school pupils, college students and veterinary undergraduates.
Government Minister George Eustice will be at Reaseheath College in Nantwich next week at a major food conference.
And Defra is expected to make a key announcement at the event on the Government’s plan to encourage public procurement.
A developer’s bid to build 104 houses in Nantwich, which was supported by Brine Leas School, has been refused by Cheshire East Council.
Wainhomes North West wanted permission to build 104 homes off Audlem Road, and free up extra land for Brine Leas for future expansion.
Pupils at Nantwich Primary Academy supported Children in Need by holding a bake sale.
The youngsters have been busy baking and decorating Pudsey cupcakes, wearing silly socks and Pudsey ears, and also having a Pudsey Bear raffle.
More than 200 students and parents attended the latest Crewe Engineering and Design University Technical College open evening.
The event held at Bentley Motors, allowed people to find out more about the different educational paths offered by the school, learn about the application process, and talk to partners supporting the UTC.
Brine Leas pupils have teamed up with Nantwich Rotary Club for this year’s Christmas shoebox campaign aimed at Eastern Europe.
Youngsters have filled their ‘charity shoe boxes’ with festive gifts that children in impoverished areas would not normally receive.
Hundreds of teenagers underwent heart screenings at a Nantwich school as part of Cardiac Risk in the Young initiative.
Of the 234 booked in, 214 youngsters attended – and tests picked up a number of conditions, says organiser Sue Dewhirst.
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