Reaseheath College’s five football teams have ended their best season by winning or being highly placed in all their league tables.
The college’s alliance with Crewe Alexandra’s Football Education Academy means students had the chance to represent Crewe Alexandra in the Community and Education Football Alliance League (EFL).
A football abuse victim from Nantwich has urged people to view a hard-hitting documentary about the biggest scandal to rock English football.
Gary Cliffe (pictured) was one of hundreds of young footballers across the UK who were victims of sexual abuse by paedophile coaches in the 1970s, 80s and 90s.
Nantwich Town staged a Festival of Football to help celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Red Cross.
The event was supported by Nantwich Civic Hall and attended by Mayor of Nantwich, Councillor Arthur Moran.
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Disability firm Direct Access Consultancy has sponsored Nantwich Town Wolves Vision Impaired Football Team.
The company, which has an ambitious international growth plan, also wanted to invest in the Nantwich community and increase awareness of inclusive sports.
By Peter Robinson
An English Amputee Football Association U23 Invitational Tournament took place at Reaseheath College in Nantwich.
The international event saw three countries – England, Poland and Turkey – battle it out in the first-ever amputee football U23s competition.
A football coach from Crewe has admitted attempting to groom a teenage girl.
Carl Everall, 28, of Haweswater Avenue, Crewe, was sentenced at Chester Crown Court yesterday (May 9) after he admitted one count of engaging in sexual communications with a child.
By Jonathan White
A ‘Bingo at the bookshop’ fundraising event will take place at Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge in aid of a local partially-sighted football team.
The event at the shop on High Street takes place on Tuesday April 9 from 6.30pm onwards.
Banned football fans across Cheshire have been ordered to surrender their passports this week ahead of the 2018 World Cup.
Twenty-three fans who are subject of a football banning order must hand in their passports today or tomorrow as part of that order to prevent them from travelling to Russia.
A Tarporley man was among five to be sentenced for the parts they played in an altercation involving rival football fans.
Louis Neal, 18, of Forest Road, Tarporley, was given a six-month curfew order and a three-year football banning order after the brawl in Chester city centre.
By Jonathan White
Top football journalist Oliver Kay returned to his Nantwich roots for a special talk about his award-winning book.
Kay, The Times’ Chief Football Correspondent, who grew up in Nantwich, discussed his book “Forever Young: The Story of Adrian Doherty, Football’s Lost Genius” at the Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge.
Willing referees are wanted in Nantwich as a community football league looks to recruit men – and women – in black.
Leisure Leagues, Europe’s biggest and most successful providers of 5 and 6-a-side football, are running courses for budding referees.
Pupils at Pear Tree Primary in Stapeley are celebrating a hat-trick of successes in three different sports.
The youngsters won competitions and a new trophy in dodgeball, football and sportshall athletics in just a few days.
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