Nantwich’s agricultural community celebrated the new farming year in a Plough Sunday service held at Reaseheath College.
A packed congregation gathered in the Nantwich college’s historic Old Hall to take part in the service.
The B5074 between Worleston and Church Minshull will close for 10 days to allow improvements and repairs.
Cheshire East Council says the works will bring highways improvements between the junction of Over Road and Cross Lane and the A51 Reaseheath roundabout.
A Reaseheath College lecturer is working in the Philippines with an emergency team to help communities devastated by a typhoon.
Jonathan ‘Jono’ Finlow and fellow members of DART International UK (Disaster Arborist Response Team) are part of a global relief effort in Northern Samar.
A number of properties in Nantwich have suffered damage after Storm Frank battered the region.
The high winds blew down trees and ripped off roof tiles and lead flashing from houses.
Reaseheath College arborist Twm-Tegid Brunton hit the high notes by singing Christmas carols from the top of a 100ft high redwood tree.
Twm, wearing a fairy skirt over his safety harness, is a member of the North West Welsh Opera Choir.
Nantwich college students finished the term in style with a festive “Harry Potter” themed Christmas Ball.
Up to 400 students at Reaseheath College partied the night away at a black tie disco in the student bar at the specialist land-based college.
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.
Thousands of drivers have been caught up in traffic gridlock around Nantwich once more as roadworks coincide with major route closures.
Cheshire East highways has allowed BT engineers to set up roadworks on the busy A51 at Reaseheath.
More than 170 people across the UK have now volunteered as a Village SOS Mentor, with a training day set to take place at Reaseheath College, in Nantwich on September 16.
Mentors provide free advice as part of a campaign which aims to keep rural community projects alive and thriving.
Nantwich families are having to summon superhuman powers when they visit Reaseheath College’s giant maize maze challenge.
The theme of the Nantwich college’s annual attraction is ‘Superhero’.
Thousands of pupils and parents gathered at the Barony Park in Nantwich for another successful Town Sports event.
More than 30 primary schools across Crewe and Nantwich took part in the competition, now one of the highlights on the yearly calendar.
Worleston will be staging its village fete on July 25 with a host of entertainment on offer.
The event, to be staged at St Oswald’s Primary School, will feature Nantwich Concert Band among others.
Budding artist Naomi Dean’s picture of a rural scene has won a competition held during Reaseheath College’s Family Festival.
The competition was held to see who could portray “Reaseheath on a Postcard”.
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