Road closure in Nantwich after vehicle hits canal bridge
A busy road in Nantwich has been closed after a vehicle hit a canal bridge.
Police say the canal bridge at the bottom of Welsh Row is currently closed after being hit by a vehicle.
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Nantwich town centre road closure set to continue after building collision
The main through road in Nantwich town centre is likely to remain closed for some time after a vehicle crashed into a building, leaving it unsafe.
The incident happened on the corner of Swine Market and High Street on Thursday (March 11).
Nightclub boss in Nantwich calls on Government guidance for re-opening
A nightclub boss in Nantwich has called on the Government to issue a “roadmap” for when such venues can reopen.
Nigel Woodhouse, who runs and employs 20 people at The Studio nightclub on Castle Street in Nantwich, feels his industry sector has been “forgotten”.
Norovirus bug forces Brine Leas school in Nantwich to close
The norovirus winter sickness bug is sweeping through a Nantwich school, forcing it to close.
Brine Leas Academy headteacher David Cole made the rare decision to shut the school tomorrow (December 13) after consulting with health chiefs.
Busy Main Road at Worleston to close for a week
The busy B5074 Main Road in Worleston near Nantwich is to close for a week for patching work.
The closure between 9.30am and 3.30pm will impact on hundreds of drivers and all those accessing Reaseheath College entrances on Main Road.
A500 to close overnight for TWO months before Christmas
Drivers are being warned that the key A500 route between M6 and South Cheshire will be closed overnight for almost two months from October 21.
The closure, to allow initial work on the £55 million dualling project, will be in place between A531/B5472 Meremoor Moss roundabout and M6 Junction 16.
Wrenbury scout group’s appeal for help to prevent closure
A scout group near Nantwich has urgently appealed for helpers for its beavers and cubs group which is facing closure.
Parents of youngsters at the 9th South West Cheshire Wrenbury group issued the appeal after the group’s executive committee stepped down.
Welsh Row in Nantwich to close for five days
Welsh Row in Nantwich is to close for five days starting on May 28 for “structural patching work”, says Cheshire East highways.
The closure will be in place from 9am until 5pm each day between Tuesday (May 28) and Saturday June 1.
Network Rail chiefs’ reminder over 9-day Nantwich level crossing closure
Network Rail chiefs have issued another warning to Nantwich residents and rail passengers over the temporary closure of the busy Newcastle Road level crossing in January.
The closure, according to Network Rail, is to allow a team of engineers to perform “essential renewal work” to the crossing.
Network Rail to close busy Nantwich level crossing for nine days
The level crossing on busy Newcastle Road in Nantwich is to close for nine days to allow for repairs.
Network Rail has given advance warning of the closure which will be in place from January 5 to 14.
M6 lorry crash sparks delays on major South Cheshire routes
A lorry smash on the M6 which closed it in both directions has sparked traffic chaos on South Cheshire’s major routes today.
An HGV crashed into the central reservation on the M6 northbound near junction 19 Knutsford.
Woman seriously injured after car and HGV collide on Nantwich Road
A woman suffered serious injuries in a crash involving an HGV and car on Nantwich Road today (September 7).
She was a passenger in the vehicle when the collision with the lorry happened on the A534 close to Manor Way and the Old Manor pub in Crewe.
Brookfield Golf Club near Nantwich set to close down
A popular golf club near Nantwich is set to close down this week after its owners confirmed they are selling the venue.
Members of Brookfield Golf Club at Hankelow, off the A529, have been told the club will close after September 5.
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