Members of the public are invited to find out more about local NHS services as part of an open meeting of Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
The Trust, which runs Leighton Hospital in Crewe, will be holding its Annual Members’ Meeting on Thursday November 4.
Nantwich’s Comic Con returned as a Comic Con Market this year at Nantwich Civic Hall, writes Jonathan White.
Due to the pandemic, it was not the full Nanocon Comic Con convention but a free entry Comic Con Market in the main hall.
A newly formed bereavement listening service for Nantwich and rural residents has been launched.
The Insights Bereavement Service, to help those struggling with bereavement, loss and grief, was launched at Nantwich Parish Hall.
The artistic talents of local school children will be displayed in a forthcoming exhibition, “Celebrating Creativity” at Nantwich Museum.
The exhibition will run from Tuesday October 26 until Saturday October 30.
By Jonathan White
The popular Nantwich Comic Con is returning this year – as a Comic Con Market.
The slimmed down event is because of the pandemic which meant organisers did not want to run the full Nanocon Comic Con convention.
Over 55s in and around Nantwich are being invited to join the Canal & River Trust “active waterways” programme.
The 12-week walks programme is free to join and starts in November.
Cheshire Wildlife Trust is urging residents to support the “Big Wild Walk” for nature between October 25-31.
Ramble for red squirrels, put your boots on for beavers or hike for a hedgehog, the Trust hopes the public will stride out before COP26.
By Claire Faulkner
Dropped off at the front door and met by a New Orleans style big band, Tom Seals arrived in style for his homecoming show, part of The 45’s Tour at Crewe Lyceum.
During the show, Tom thanked the audience for their continued support and said it was a dream come true to play in such a beautiful venue.
By Jonathan White
The 65th ‘Cancer Research UK Xmas Fair’ takes place at Wistaston Memorial Hall on Church Lane in Wistaston on Saturday November 20.
The event, from 10am to 3pm, will give youngsters a chance to meet Father Christmas (£3 per child) and receive a present from him.
Midwifery, other medical paraphernalia and rarely seen archives are on display at Nantwich Museum for just one more week.
Viewing of the “Ouch! A slightly horrible history of health and disease in Nantwich” exhibition at the museum ends on Saturday October 23.
Workplaces are being urged to back Cheshire hospice St Luke’s “Bring a £1 to Work Day” fundraising initiative.
The fundraiser is taking place on Wednesday November 3 and is a chance for businesses to bring their staff together and invite them to donate £1 for St Luke’s.
A new community project is launching in the Nantwich area to offer help to those suffering a bereavement.
The volunteer-led, not-for-profit group is called “Insights Bereavement Listening Support”.
The Very Best in Stand Up returns to the Nantwich Civic Hall with an absolutely stacked line-up next month.
Hosting the November 5 show will be Ninia Benjamin, making her Nantwich debut.
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