Cancer Research UK Christmas fair in Wistaston raises £3,700
The annual Cancer Research UK Christmas Fair raised more than £3,700 at Wistaston Memorial Hall.
The event was organised by the Crewe & Nantwich Cancer Research UK Group.
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Annual ‘Holly Fair’ held at Methodist Church in Wistaston
By Jonathan White
The annual ‘Holly Fair’ at Wells Green Methodist Church in Wistaston raised more than £2,000.
Scores of people came together to organise the traditional November event at the church on Brooklands Avenue.
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.
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.
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.
Wistaston campaigners call for Gladman homes court appeal
Community leaders in Wistaston are calling for council chiefs to challenge a Government decision to allow 300 homes on Witters Field.
The Secretary of State’s decision to allow Gladman Developments to build on the popular green fields off Church Lane has left many angry.
Witters Field decision “undermines” Nantwich-Crewe green gap, warns councillor
The Government’s decision to allow 300 homes to be built on Witters Field in Wistaston, has undermined the Nantwich-Crewe green gap.
That was the warning from Cheshire East Councillor Ainsley Arnold.
Wistaston campaigners dealt blow as Witters Field housing plan granted
Campaigners in Wistaston have been dealt a blow after the Government allowed a developer’s appeal to build 300 houses on Witters Field.
Cheshire East Council had rejected plans by Gladman Developments for the green land off Church Lane.
Villagers enjoy annual duck race in Wistaston
By Jonathan White
The annual Duck and Boat races in Wistaston finally took place after being postponed because it was too wet!
The 21st event took place at the Joey the Swan Recreation Ground, with hundreds of villagers enjoying the spectacle.
Thousands line Nantwich streets to watch Tour of Britain
Thousands of people young and old lined the streets of Nantwich to watch some of the world’s best cyclists in the Tour of Britain.
The third stage of the race passed down Crewe Road, Millstone Lane, Barony Road and out towards Reaseheath at lunchtime today (September 6).
Wistaston to stage annual Duck Race at Joey the Swan
Wistaston villagers will pack into Joey the Swan this weekend to enjoy the annual Duck Race.
The event will also feature the popular children’s Model Boat Race and will include charity stalls.
Wistaston woman, 51, dies in A534 crash near Haslington
A Wistaston woman has died in a multi-vehicle smash on the busy A534 Haslington bypass.
The victim, 51, was driving one of three cars involved in the accident with a lorry.
Nantwich and Wistaston men among 11 arrested in drugs operation
Men from Nantwich and Wistaston were among 11 people arrested today as part of police drugs crackdown, Operation Impact.
Nine warrants were executed at addresses across South Cheshire – including Millstone Lane in Nantwich and Crewe Road in Wistaston.
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