Fire crews tackle cooker fire in Wybunbury house
Fire crews were called to tackle a cooker fire at a house on Main Road in Wybunbury.
The fire started at around 1.15pm on Friday (December 10) and a fire appliance from Crewe were called out.
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Campaign launched to save Shavington Youth Club building
A campaign is underway to save the Shavington Youth Club building.
Members of Shavington-cum-Gresty Parish Council fear the Main Road building’s future is in doubt.
Shavington Village Festival 2021
By Jonathan White
The Shavington Village Festival took place within and alongside Main Road in the village.
Stalls were open on Main Road, which was closed to traffic, and next door Shavington Primary School car park.
Shavington residents confused by Main Road traffic proposals
By Jonathan White
Confused residents on Main Road in Shavington are continuing their fight against proposed changes to the road outside their homes.
A proposed Magenta Living housing development of 45 dwellings at the rear of The Elephant public house is reliant on an order requiring alterations to Main Road.
LETTER: “Disgusted” with number of people ignoring lockdown
Dear Editor
I am disgusted with the general public in Nantwich and surrounding areas.
I live on a main road in Nantwich and I have stood in my window and watched the amount of cars and pedestrians going past each day.
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.
MP intervenes as Shavington residents fight one-way plan for Main Road
Crewe & Nantwich MP Laura Smith has backed residents in Shavington fighting plans to turn Main Road into a one-way route.
The MP was contacted by a large number of people who objected to a Traffic Order Regulation as part of the Magenta Housing 45-dwelling development on land at the rear of The Elephant pub.
Shavington councillor and residents to fight road changes for new housing
A councillor and villagers in Shavington are fighting plans to change the road outside their homes, writes Jonathan White.
A Magenta Housing 45-dwelling housing development site is due to be built on land at the rear of The Elephant pub in the village.
Family tribute to motorcyclist killed in Worleston, Nantwich
The family of a motorcyclist who was killed in a collision in Worleston, Nantwich, have released a heartfelt tribute.
Father-of-three William (Billy) Flynn, 55, from Winsford, was killed after a collision between a grey Toyota Aygo and a black and red Yamaha FZS on the B5074, Main Road.
Motorcyclist, 55, dies in road accident in Worleston, Nantwich
A motorcyclist has died in a collision on Main Road in Worleston, Nantwich.
Officers from the roads policing unit are appealing for witnesses to the collision between a car and a motorcyclist on the B5074.
Families enjoy Wybunbury Fig Pie Wakes
By Jonathan White
Families young and old lined the streets of Wybunbury to watch the village’s annual Fig Pie Wakes event.
The event, which dates back more than 200 years, sees participants rolling fig pies down the hill on the village’s Main Road
Cheese lorry hedge crash blocks busy Nantwich road
A lorry loaded with cheese got into a pickle when it crashed into a hedge on a busy Nantwich road. Police say the 44-tonne wagon swerved to avoid another vehicle before crashing on Main Road, in Worleston, Nantwich.
Family tribute to Sandbach chef killed in road accident near Nantwich
The family of a 33-year-old chef who died in a collision near Nantwich have paid tribute to him. Mark Stolworthy (pictured) was driving his blue Suzuki Baleno along the B5074 Main Road from Church Minshull to Nantwich when it happened.
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