Police probe two burglaries on Audlem Road, Nantwich
Police are probing two house burglaries which happened on Audlem Road in Nantwich.
Officers received two separate reports of break-ins in the early hours of the morning yesterday (November 8).
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Willaston van driver killed in A500 crash at Barthomley named by police
A Willaston man killed in the A500 crash at Barthomley, has been named as 31-year-old Neil Dey.
A van and a HGV collided on the road between the M6 and the roundabout for the Shavington bypass.
Co-op store donates balance bikes to Stapeley pupils
The new-look Co-op store in Stapeley marked its re-opening by donating new balance bikes and equipment to Pear Tree School.
Pupils were delighted to receive seven new bikes, helmets and road signs sponsored by the newly re-opened store.
New road crossing boosts safety on Rope Lane in Willaston
Road safety campaigners in Willaston are celebrating after a new crossing was installed on busy Rope Lane.
Local councillors in Willaston and Rope have been fighting for the crossing for years.
Audlem named among Britain’s best village high streets
Audlem near Nantwich has been named as having one of Britain’s best high streets in the third annual Great British High Street competition.
The village was named in the top five of the village category, beating more than 85% of entries.
Nantwich residents face 3.99% hike in Council Tax in 2017
Nantwich families face a 3.99% rise in Council Tax as Cheshire East Council bids to find £100m savings.
The announcement means many face significantly larger tax bills in 2017-18, and follows a 3.75% increase in April this year.
Sunny Ormonde to perform at Faddiley Hall near Nantwich
Sunny Ormonde, star of BBC Radio’s The Archers, will be performing to an audience at Faddiley Hall near Nantwich this month.
The Knutsford-born actor, who has played Lilian Bellamy on the radio show for the past 16 years, will travel to Faddiley on November 19.
Wistaston Tennis Club completes fund-raising Sandstone Trail walk
By Jonathan White
Members of Wistaston Jubilee Tennis Club have completed a fund-raising walk along the 34-mile length of the Sandstone Trail.
George Raiswell, Tony Mason and Ryan Harper-Griffiths walked a 20-mile section between Whitchurch and Tarporley in 11 hours.
Wainhomes loses appeal over 104 houses plan in Stapeley
Housing developer Wainhomes has lost an appeal to build 104 homes on green land off Audlem Road in Nantwich.
The developer, who already have permission for around 40 houses on a field behind Brine Leas School, had the initial larger proposal rejected by Cheshire East Council in November last year.
Cheshire East WON’T challenge Wistaston Witters Field decision
Cheshire East Council chiefs will NOT challenge the appeal decision set to allow 300 homes built on Witters Field green space in Wistaston.
Hands Off Wistaston campaigners had hoped Cheshire East would mount a challenge against the Secretary of State’s decision to allow the plans by Gladman Developments.
Church Minshull named Community Spirit champion at awards
Church Minshull has been named Community Spirit champion for second time at the Cheshire Community Pride Awards.
The village near Nantwich, home to 400 residents, fought-off stiff competition to win the prestigious award.
Cheshire East axes Nantwich school bus service despite angry protests
A school bus service taking pupils from Willaston to Malbank in Nantwich is to be axed – despite vociferous protests by parents, teachers and councillors.
Cheshire East Council’s cabinet has upheld a previous decision to bring in a ‘walking route’ instead – which will take Willaston pupils over the London Road level crossing (pictured).
Decibellas Women’s Choir to perform in Bunbury
Cheshire-based Decibellas Women’s Choir is to stage a one-off concert at St Boniface Church in Bunbury, near Nantwich.
The theme of the concert is the concept of ‘light’.
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