Thieves strike in Poole and Bickerton, near Nantwich
Nantwich police are probing two theft crimes in villages near the town.
Offenders stole a chain saw and hedge cutter from vehicle in Bickerton on May 19.
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Massive solar farm in Worleston could power 1,200 homes
Plans to build a massive solar farm on land near Nantwich are to be unveiled to the public next week.
Lightsource Renewable Energy is the firm behind the scheme at Dairy House Farm, in Worleston, which could power around 1,200 homes.
Council backs Nantwich headteachers over 18-rated video games letter
Council bosses have defended Nantwich headteachers for issuing a warning letter to parents about children playing 18-rated computer games.
The letter, sent by Nantwich Education Partnership, tells parents that they could be reported to police or social services if pupils reveal they are allowed to play adult-rated games.
Highways bosses “sorry” over Nantwich roadworks traffic chaos
Highways chiefs said “sorry” to hundreds of drivers who were caught up in the traffic problems plaguing Nantwich this week.
Traffic flows in the town are expected to return to normal after a series of emergencies caused delays, Cheshire East Council said.
Eddisbury MP Stephen O’Brien to quit and take UN job
Eddisbury Conservative MP Stephen O’Brien is to step down and take up a top job at the United Nations.
Mr O’Brien, who has represented the constituency which includes many villages around Nantwich since 1999, will be in charge of humanitarian affairs and emergency relief at the UN.
Village roads included in highways investment schedule
Villagers and councillors in Willaston have welcomed re-surfacing plans on two key roads.
Wistaston Road and Wybunbury Road, two main routes through the village, will undergo work to repair potholes and uneven surfaces.
New Scouts and Girlguiding groups to launch in Nantwich
By Kirsty Rollings
New Scouts and Girlguiding groups are being launched near Nantwich to help cope with rising demand.
The latest groups will be based at the newly refurbished Worleston Village Hall in Worleston.
Nantwich residents get say on road safety and speed limits
Nantwich residents have re-issued their plea for more road safety measures on the A51 at Reaseheath as part of a new Cheshire East Council initiative.
The council says it is to target resources to “address local community concerns about road safety” under the new scheme.
Reaseheath chosen by Government for Food Enterprise Zone scheme
South Cheshire farmers, food growers and suppliers could benefit from a successful bid to secure Food Enterprise Zone (FEZ) status, aimed at boosting the rural economy.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich has been chosen to pilot a scheme along with ten similar pathfinder projects in the UK.
Nantwich Police use mobile camera to target speeders
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.
£218,000 lottery grant to fund Community Agents in Nantwich villages
Cheshire Community Action has been awarded £218,000 over three years to provide more Community Agents for rural villages around Nantwich.
The Community Agent schemes aims to help those who don’t live near a town centre and find it hard to access services or the internet.
Round Table Santa’s Float set for busy Nantwich schedule
Father Christmas will be out and about as Santa’s Float visits Nantwich and surrounding villages over the next 10 days.
The Crewe & Nantwich Round Table Christmas Float will be visiting streets across South Cheshire to help raise money for local causes.
Nantwich florist is toast of Reaseheath after scooping UK title
Reaseheath College florist Anna Eite is officially the most talented floristry student in Britain!
Anna, from Acton, Nantwich, has scooped gold at the WorldSkills UK national finals.
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