A new mobile children’s centre soon to be unveiled in Nantwich and nearby villages, has been welcomed by town councillors.
The Cheshire East Council service is embarking on a tour of the area, with the aim of gathering views from the public on the facility.
Thousands of people in Nantwich lost water supplies today after a major pipe burst flooded Middlewich Road and Barony Park.
The pipe burst happened at around 5am today (June 11), and Cheshire Police had to close the road between Barony Road and Sainsbury’s.
Walking Football is kicking off big time in Nantwich and Cheshire East.
And now Everybody Sport & Recreation Trust is launching more sessions to cater for growing demand.
Electricity bosses have apologised after Nantwich was hit by two major power cuts this week.
And they revealed the two incidents were not connected, and just “coincidence”.
A Nantwich-born author will re-tell the story of the greatest ever attempted fraud in a talk at Nantwich Bookshop.
Nicholas Booth has spent five years researching and writing his new book, The Thieves of Threadneedle Street.
By Kirsty Rollings
Nantwich will host the annual Cheshire Triathlon on Sunday, with hundreds of participants expected to take part.
The annual event, which is aimed at all fitness levels and abilities, offers different intensity levels in races, including a fun race.
A mum in Nantwich has launched a campaign to open a Youth Cafe for teenagers in the town.
Helen Chesters started the Nantwich Youth Community group because she feels youngsters have been let down by councillors and funders.
A new children’s group in Nantwich aimed at ‘physical play’ for youngsters, is proving a big hit.
Gym Juniors was launched just a few weeks ago at units in Stuart House, Arnold Street, off Barony Road.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich sisters Emma and Tricia Boffey have completed a “30k for 30 years” run in honour of their tragic brother.
Will Boffey died in 2007 from acute myeloid leukaemia. His sisters completed a 30k run on the date that would have been his 30th birthday.
Work to probe potential contamination at the Barony playing fields in Nantwich has been completed, council chiefs say. Cheshire East Council carried out tests on potential land contamination with more extensive soil sampling on the former clay pit and domestic refuse tip.
Tests are being carried out on The Barony playing fields in Nantwich amid fears of potential land contamination. The risk and screening assessment comes after initial tests showed part of the Barony needed further investigation, including more extensive soil sampling.
A shed fire which spread to a neighbour’s garage and campervan on a Nantwich street, was caused by an electrical fault, according to police. Residents emerged from their homes on Birchwood Drive, near the Barony, to watch as fire crews battled the blaze.
Fed-up Nantwich residents can stop nuisance starlings from roosting – by banging bin lids and playing music! The advice is included in a report by experts paid to study reasons why starlings have targeted the town in the past three winters.
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