By Jonathan White
Former Crewe Alex and Nantwich Town stars faced each other at the Everall Derby charity football game.
Twin brothers Simon and Carl Everall organised the game in memory of friend Gareth Jones, who died of cancer aged just 31.
Nantwich Town have signed former Stoke City and Newcastle Town goalkeeper Dave Parton.
Parton, who has also played for Altrincham and Hednesford, arrives at the Weaver Stadium, has been described as a “big character” by Dabbers boss Phil Parkinson.
Nantwich Town have made their first signing in preparation for the 2016-17 campaign.
Ibou Touray is a powerful and athletic left back, who can also play in the left midfield position.
Walking Football is kicking off big time in Nantwich and Cheshire East.
And now Everybody Sport & Recreation Trust is launching more sessions to cater for growing demand.
A Nantwich kick-boxing gym is celebrating after young fighters scooped honours at the British Championships.
The Beastmasters gym, based at Regent’s Park, on London Road, took six juniors to compete at the WKU Championships in Solihull.
Supporters, officials and members of Nantwich Town’s FA Vase winning side enjoyed a reunion at the Weaver Stadium – 10 years on from the famous cup victory.
Then captain and now current manager Phil Parkinson, and then manager Steve Davis, now boss at Crewe Alexandra, were among those present – along with the trophy itself.
Railway Hotel have completed a Premier Division League and Cup double following a 3-0 win over NHB FC in the final.
Greg Moore netted a hat-trick to secure the victory.
Former Crewe & Nantwich RUFC twins Ben and Tom Curry have signed deals with Sale Sharks, the club has confirmed.
The brothers have been in the Sharks Academy since the age of 14 after playing at the Vagrants throughout their younger years.
Faddiley won the Division One Cup after beating Nantwich YF 4-1 in the final.
Defensive errors by Nantwich YF led to Faddiley scoring twice in the first 15 minutes through Andy Blud and Ash Lawton.
A book celebrating the cup triumph of probably Nantwich Town’s most successful team has been unveiled.
The 2005/06 season team saw Nantwich Town win the national competition, becoming the first team in Cheshire to win it.
A coach of Crewe & Nantwich RUFC ladies has spoken of his pride after the team won the league in its very first season.
Matt Baty is one of a number of coaches who have helped form the women’s side based at the Vagrants.
Nantwich Town will end their eventful 2015-16 campaign with an end of season awards night on April 30.
Players, officials and fans will be at Weaver Stadium to recognise those who have made the season so successful.
Premier Division leaders Railway Hotel moved closer to retaining the title for a third consecutive season with a 5-1 win over Willaston WS.
Tom Finch and Danny Lavalette both scored twice for Railway with Josh Ruane also scoring in their Crewe Regional Sunday clash.
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