Wybunbury Delves CE Primary School celebrates 200 years
Staff, pupils and parents are celebrating Wybunbury Delves Primary School’s 200th birthday – and need your help!
In 1822, the Delves Charity School for boys was built and consisted of one room.
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Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity to stage NHS Big Tea event
Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity is joining the biggest NHS tea party yet by hosting their own event on the health service’s 74th birthday on July 5.
The NHS Big Tea will celebrate the birthday and hail the NHS workforce while raising funds to provide extra support needed for staff, patients, and volunteers.
Staff and volunteers celebrate Leighton Hospital 50th birthday
Staff and volunteers at Leighton Hospital have marked its 50th birthday half a century to the day it was opened by the Queen in 1972.
Phil Malam, the Trust’s longest serving member of staff who started working at Leighton just days before the Queen arrived, cut the anniversary cake.
REVIEW: Showtime at Crewe Lyceum
By Claire Faulkner
It was an honour to attend a special celebration at Crewe Lyceum this weekend.
YSD, formally the Yvonne School of Dancing celebrated their 70th birthday with Showtime.
Nantwich Centenarian Mary’s global birthday surprise!
Nantwich Centenarian Mary Foley was given an extra special 100th birthday surprise.
Mary, who lives at Barony Lodge care home, was joined by her daughter and grandson – who had flown thousands of miles to be by her side.
Nantwich girl, 3, climbs Snowdon for hospital that saved baby sister
A Nantwich girl who climbed Snowdon just days before her 3rd birthday, has helped to raise money for the hospital which saved the life of her little sister.
Little Flossie Smith battled for five and a half hours to reach the Welsh mountain’s summit in aid of Leighton Hospital’s NICU.
Crewe Lyceum Theatre to celebrate 110th birthday with new projects
Crewe Lyceum Theatre has re-opened in time to celebrate its 110th birthday.
And bosses at the historic venue are planning a year of projects and events to mark its rich cultural heritage.
Commemorative flower bed marks Reaseheath College centenary
A commemorative flower bed celebrating Reaseheath College’s 100th birthday has taken centre stage in Nantwich Town Square.
The project, in partnership with Nantwich in Bloom, marks the start of a year of events and celebrations the college wants to hold, subject to Covid, to mark its significant milestone.
Nantwich woman Nancy celebrates 100th birthday
A Nantwich woman has celebrated her 100th birthday surrounding by family – and a card from the Queen!
Nancy Sutton (nee Bradshaw) was born Tuesday July 13 in 1921 and has lived all her life in Nantwich
Tarporley cancer patient to trek 240 miles for cancer charities
A student from Tarporley who was diagnosed with advanced cancer the day before his 19th birthday, is set to walk 240 miles for two charities only a year after beginning his treatment.
Patrick Savage, 20, will walk from his university campus in London to The Christie hospital in Manchester where he was treated last year for Hodgkin’s lymphoma – a type of blood cancer.
Nantwich marketing agency celebrates 11th birthday with expansion
Nantwich marketing agency Eleven is celebrating its 11th birthday – launching a new website and expanding its team.
Nantwich woman to celebrate 100th birthday – on Christmas Day
By Hannah Youds
Reaching the age of 100 is a celebration in itself.
And for one Nantwich woman, turning 100 on Christmas Day is all the more joyous!
Nantwich care village resident celebrates 101st birthday – with 101 cards!
A care village resident in Nantwich has celebrated her 101st birthday – and received exactly 101 birthday cards to help!
Dorothy Hill, resident at Richmond Villages Nantwich, celebrated with cake, cards and flowers galore.
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