Alvaston Hall Hotel offers free breaks to “Chief Relaxation Officer”
Bosses at Alvaston Hall Hotel in Nantwich are looking to appoint a Chief Relaxation Officer – who can enjoy free breaks throughout rest of 2021.
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Nantwich hotel to stage second jobs recruitment event
Alvaston Hall hotel in Nantwich is to stage a second jobs recruitment event.
The “Open Day” run by hotel owners Warner Leisure will take place on Friday June 18 between 11am and 1.30pm.
Motorcyclist died after ploughing into traffic queue in Nantwich, inquest told
By Fahad Tariq
A keen motorcyclist died after he drove into the back of a car in queuing traffic in Nantwich, an inquest heard.
Anthony Rushton, 58, was riding his motorbike on the A530 Middlewich Road near Alvaston Hall Hotel in Nantwich when he collided with the rear of a blue Mazda 5.
Fly-tippers block Nantwich to Crewe Greenway
Angry users of the Nantwich to Crewe Greenway hit out at fly-tippers today who dumped this massive load of rubbish across the route.
Early morning users of the route which connects the two towns found the dump close off Middlewich Road close to the entrance to Alvaston Hall Hotel.
Motorcyclist killed in A530 Middlewich Road crash near Nantwich
A motorcyclist died after a collision on the A530 Middlewich Road near Nantwich which closed the road for most of the day.
The incident happened near to the junction of Colleys Lane, close to the Alvaston Hall Hotel, yesterday (June 17) at around 11am.
A530 smash near Alvaston Hall closes Middlewich Road
A serious accident has closed the busy A530 Middlewich Road in Nantwich.
The three-vehicle accident happened close to Alvaston Hall Hotel. An air ambulance has been called.
Family pays tribute to cyclist killed in A530 collision with coach in Nantwich
The family of a cyclist who died after being in collision with a coach on the A530 Middlewich Road in Nantwich, have today paid tribute to him.
Grandfather Robert Betteley, 59, died despite desperate efforts by paramedics to save him after the crash outside the entrance to Alvaston Hall Hotel yesterday (January 13).
Cyclist dies after bus collision on A530 Middlewich Road in Nantwich
A cyclist has died after being in collision with a bus on the A530 Middlewich Road in Nantwich.
Police say it happened on the busy road just outside the entrance to Alvaston Hall Hotel.
Alvaston Hall Hotel “sorry” for late fireworks noise in Nantwich
Hotel bosses in Nantwich have apologised for a late-night fireworks show which disturbed thousands on a midweek school night.
Warner Leisure held the 7-minute display to mark the £12.5 million re-opening of Alvaston Hall Hotel, in Nantwich.
Police extend bail for Nantwich man arrested over A530 death
A Nantwich man arrested in connection with the A530 road death of pensioner Michael Betts has been re-bailed by Cheshire Police. The 21-year-old was arrested after Mr Betts, 74, was killed when he was hit by a van as he was walking along Middlewich Road, Nantwich, near Alvaston Hall Hotel.
Cyclists could hold key to A530 fatal road crash in Nantwich
Two cyclists may hold the key to a road accident which killed a pedestrian near Nantwich. Michael Betts (pictured) died after being struck by a Mercedes ‘Sprinter’ van on the A530 Middlewich Road, near Alvaston Hall Hotel.
Family tribute to man killed on A530 near Nantwich
The family of a man killed in a road traffic collision in Nantwich have paid tribute to him. Michael Betts (pictured), 74, was involved in an accident on Middlewich Road, close to Alvaston Hall Hotel, early on Saturday morning (December 17).
Nantwich driver arrested after death crash on A530 Middlewich Road
A Nantwich man has been arrested after a road accident on the A530 Middlewich Road which left another man dead. The 21-year-old driver of a Mercedes van was arrested after the fatal collision close to Alvaston Hall Hotel earlier today (December 17).
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