By Jonathan White
Thousands of people packed in to Nantwich Showground to witness the “Alpha Omega Halloween Spooktacular”.
The event last night (October 30) returned after being cancelled last year because of the Covid pandemic.
Nantwich Spooktacular returns this Halloween after organisers were forced to cancel the event last year because of the pandemic.
This year marks the 13th anniversary of the event which takes place on Saturday October 30 at Nantwich Show Ground, at Dorfold Park.
Big-hearted pupils at Millfields Primary School in Nantwich have been hard at work raising funds for two great causes this term!
Pupils and their families have held a series of fundraising activities in aid of the Nantwich Foodbank and Georgy’s Fight.
Reaseheath College students in Nantwich have enjoyed spooktacular fun while raising funds for their RAG charity Make-A-Wish UK.
A sponsored dress up day, a social evening packed with games, a themed quiz and a scary film night were all part of Halloween activities, held under controlled and heightened hygiene measures at the Nantwich campus.
The annual Hope House Dark Run in aid of the hospice is going virtual this Halloween.
Children and adults from around Nantwich are being encouraged to pull on their fluorescent and spooky outfits and hit the street on a 5K route near their homes.
Organisers of the Nantwich Spooktacular say the event WILL go ahead and will be COVID compliant.
The annual event attracts thousands of people to Nantwich Showground at Dorfold Park.
Nantwich Library is to stage a series of half-term Halloween events over the next week.
And the fun starts on Saturday (October 26) with Family Storytime – Spooky special from 11am. All welcome, no need to book. Free event.
A Ghoulish Ghost Hunt, blood curdling Body Snatcher and sinister Ice Cream Man are set to provide some wickedly good entertainment this Halloween at Crewe Lyceum.
The popular theatre has a selection of horrifyingly good shows for audiences who just can’t get enough of the spooky season.
By Colin Milne
The 2019 calendar of thoroughbred racing is a wrap at Chester Racecourse, but plans for upcoming events are underway.
The home of the annual Ormonde Stakes recently announced a full slate with Halloween happenings, the return of the Lord Mayor’s Fireworks Extravaganza, and 2020 racing fixtures.
Homes, businesses and families across Crewe and Nantwich looked ghoulishly good as people enjoyed Halloween across the region.
And here are some of the most eye-catching sights, as captured by our keen photographer Jonathan White.
Ghost-ridden tours are being organised by Nantwich Museum to add to the town’s spooky Halloween celebrations.
The ‘Nantwich Hallowe’en Ghost Trails’ will be led by Richard and Lyn Gumm, actors who have regularly appeared on TV and in films.
Nantwich and Crewe residents certainly entered into the ‘spirit’ of Halloween as hundreds of homes were decorated in ghoulish gear.
Thousands of youngsters and their parents took to the streets for the now traditional ‘trick or treat’ fest.
Thousands of people young and old marvelled at a stunning firework display and enjoyed Halloween fancy dress at another successful Nantwich Spooktacular.
The weather was kind and visitors from across the region packed in to Dorfold Park showground to enjoy the annual event.
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