Wistaston Garden Party raises almost £500 for diabetes sufferers
By Jonathan White
A Wistaston Garden Party in aid of Diabetes UK raised almost £500.
Sheena and Ken Sambrook opened up their Westfield Drive house and gardens for the annual event.
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Wistaston Singers stage fund-raising church concert
By Jonathan White
The Wistaston Singers performed a fund-raising concert at St Stephen’s Methodist Church in Crewe.
Phil Houghton was musical director and also introduced each song and soloist.
Bus operators take on Nantwich routes after GHA demise
Bus operators like D&G have stepped in to maintain services after GHA Coaches went in to administration.
Public services across South Cheshire were thrown into chaos after the company announced it was ceasing all operations on July 13.
Wistaston stages successful annual village fete
By Jonathan White
The Wistaston Village Fete proved another a big success with hundreds of families attending.
The annual event, organised by the Wistaston Community Council, took place at Wistaston Church Lane Academy, on Church Lane.
Wistaston Memorial Hall hosts Queen’s 90th Birthday celebration
By Jonathan White
A Queen’s Birthday celebration concert to mark Her Majesty’s 90th birthday took place at Wistaston Memorial Hall.
Crewe Concert Band performed highlights of music from England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales and Cornwall.
Wistaston Singers perform fund-raising concert for local causes
By Jonathan White
Wistaston Singers helped raise hundreds of pounds for local causes at a fund-raising concert in St Mary’s Church Hall, Wistaston.
Musical director Phil Houghton introduced each song and soloist, with Treona Holden the accompanist for the show.
Wistaston Scout hut to be demolished for new £200,000 venue
By Jonathan White
The 35th South West Cheshire (Wistaston) Scout group hut at Bluebell Wood is set to close for the final time this weekend.
The hut on Elm Close will host its last visit day is Easter Saturday March 26, before it is demolished next month.
Wistaston Tennis Club serves up more than £100 for Sport Relief
By Jonathan White
Wistaston teenager George Raiswell helped to raise vital Sport Relief funds after organising a tennis contest at his local club.
George, a member of Wistaston Jubilee Tennis Club on Church Lane, staged a round-robin format doubles tennis event and a fund-raising raffle for UK charity.
Cheshire East “disappointed” as appeal allows Moorfields housing scheme
Cheshire East Council chiefs say they are “disappointed” after the Court of Appeal allowed a controversial 146-home development in Willaston.
Richborough Estates was given the go ahead in August last year following a public inquiry into the application on land off Moorfields.
Family issue plea to find missing Nantwich man Roy Tomlinson
The family of a missing Nantwich man with dementia have made an emotional appeal for his return.
Richard Tomlinson and Kate Tomlinson, son and granddaughter of 83-year-old Roy Tomlinson, have issued a statement as the search for him continues.
Wistaston man scoops TripAdvisor honour as top travel photographer
A Wistaston man and regular contributor to Nantwichnews has been crowned “Travel Photographer of the Year” by TripAdvisor.
Jonathan White earned the honour in the company’s annual awards, dubbed “The Ollies”, which are given to top contributors from more than 90 million members.
Wistaston Singers perform Christmas Carol concert in Crewe
By Jonathan White
The Wistaston Singers performed at a Christmas Carol concert at St Stephen’s Methodist Church in Crewe.
Phil Houghton was musical director and organist and also introduced each carol and soloist. Jane Hale was the accompanist.
Nantwich householders go Christmas crackers with lights
Some residents in Nantwich have gone Christmas crackers with their light displays, as these pictures show!
Photographer Jonathan White has captured the magical homes in the town which have gone over the top.
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