A Nantwich pub boss has joined a “Save Pub Life” campaign as venues across the town battle to survive the pandemic lockdown.
Louise Bastow, director of The Cat, Firenze and Street on Welsh Row, has signed up to the initiative aimed at staying in touch with customers and offering incentives to return after the coronavirus crisis.
STREET restaurant in Tarporley is to close, the owners have announced.
But its popular sister venue STREET Nantwich on Welsh Row is unaffected by the decision and remains open.
Landmark Nantwich bar and restaurant Firenze has opened in record time after a transformation by a team of Nantwich businesses.
Firenze, on historic Welsh Row, was closed for 12 days while painters, plasterers and upholsterers worked as a team on a major make-over.
Italian restaurant Firenze in Nantwich is to undergo a refurbishment – and will no longer be an Italian!
Bosses of the Welsh Row venue are to close the restaurant for two weeks later this month to carry out the revamp.
Music fans have been flocking into Nantwich to enjoy an eclectic mix of live performances during the 22nd Nantwich Jazz, Blues and Music Festival.
Soggy conditions failed to dampen the spirits of thousands of revellers on Good Friday as they took in dozens of different shows in venues across town.
The company behind two bar and restaurant venues in Nantwich is launching a new outdoor dining project – and creating new jobs.
The Dabber Group is converting the former Red Melon Indian restaurant on Welsh Row into an outlet called STREET.
Thousands of people are set to descend on Nantwich over the next three days as the annual Food and Drink Festival gets underway.
Venues and marquees across the town centre will be staging events and food and drinks demonstrations with products from across the country on show.
Nantwich’s eagerly-awaited Food and Drink Festival will boost the town’s economy by £2 million, say organisers.
They say the event, over the first weekend in September, promises to be bigger and better with more attractions, late night opening and larger marquees housing delicacies from across the globe.
Nantwich boutique Parkgate is holding a fashion show in aid of a charity supporting families with seriously ill children in hospital. The event is in honour of a customer who was supported by Sick Children’s Trust while her poorly baby boy was treated.
Retailers on Welsh Row have forced United Utilities to postpone planned sewer works – due to start on the first day of the Nantwich Food and Drink Festival. The water company wants to carry out “urgent” repairs to a collapsed sewer under a section of the busy street.
Two venues in Nantwich’s historic Welsh Row are to stage their own festivities over the Easter weekend. Bosses of The Cat and Firenze have joined forces to stage the “Easter on the Row” between Thursday March 28 and Easter Monday.
Two popular Nantwich venues are to stage a “Madhatters” street party to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. Bosses of Firenze restaurant and The Cheshire Cat have been given the go ahead to close a section of Welsh Row to traffic to stage the event.
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