By Jonathan White
A fund-raising music concert took place in the newly refurbished function room at Willaston Social Club.
The concert featured local bands ‘Brave New World’ and ‘The Blue Yellows’.
Councillors are being advised to throw out plans for 170 homes on land in Willaston, Nantwich.
The bid by Richborough Estates on land north of Moorfields, is due to be considered by Cheshire East Council’s Strategic Planning Board tomorrow (November 18)
Big-hearted electricity workers in Willaston were sparked into charity action – thanks to the local social club.
SP Energy Networks employees donated hundreds of pounds to Macmillan nurses after Willaston Social Club opened up their car park.
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.
Hundreds of cyclists are expected to follow the funeral cortege of Shavington man Michael Beeston when they honour him later this week.
Michael, who worked in Nantwich, was killed after a collision with a car as he cycled home late at night.
Friends of a Nantwich worker killed when he collided with a car while cycling home, have paid tribute to him.
Michael Beeston, 44, from Shavington, died when he collided with a blue Vauxhall Astra along Nantwich Road in Crewe.
Exclusive
More than £14 million from housing developers is sitting unspent in Cheshire East Council coffers, we can reveal today.
The staggering amount was uncovered in a Freedom of Information Act, which revealed only half of Section 106 contributions received from developers since 2010-11 has been invested.
Willaston families are invited to a “firework extravaganza” at Willaston Primary Academy.
The event, organised by the Friends of Willaston School Association, will be held on Friday November 6.
A book about Willaston School in Nantwich has been unveiled by Willaston & District History Group.
The book takes a look back at the school, which later became the St Joseph’s & Elim Bible College at Regents Park, on London Road.
Saddle-sore cyclists Ben Reinhardt and Jim Forkin pedalled all 922 miles of the River Rhine to raise money for blood cancer charities.
The friends, from Willaston and Crewe, started their “Riding the River Rhine” adventure at the source of the Rhine in the Swiss Alps at Lake Toma.
Two young Nantwich and Crewe designers are going places after helping distribution firm Expert Logistics bring its core values to life.
Graphic Design students Megan Shepherd and Lauren Walker won a competition to show off their artistic talents and work to a client brief.
Staff, children and parents at a day nursery in Shavington helped raise more than £800 for a hospice.
Rope Green Day Nursery staged a fundraising family fun day at their premises in Shavington in aid of Donna Louise Children’s Hospice.
Cheshire East Council’s Local Plan will not be in place before late 2016 at the earliest, a report says.
Campaigners in Nantwich fear this could pave the way for more developers to submit housing applications on green land.
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