Dear Editor,
Last year was turbulent for most of us, but a lucrative one for supermarkets.
Sainsbury’s has already reported a 9.3 per cent rise in sales over Christmas and Morrisons is not far behind with an 8.5 per cent increase in what is expected to be a bumper trading period for supermarkets.
Dear Editor,
With another national lockdown in place, Age UK has sadly had to close the doors of its 250 charity shops across the country for a second time.
But some good news is there’s still a way for locals in the North West to bag themselves a bargain and support older people most in need whilst their nearest Age UK shop is closed.
UK fashion retailer M&Co is urging residents in Nantwich to love local in support of the British high street.
The department store, which has been in Nantwich for more than 25 years, wants to encourage shoppers to support the local town centre and turn to traders close to home.
Hope House Children’s Hospice has today reopened its Nantwich shop following its temporary closure during lockdown.
The move comes after new working practices were brought in to make the shop safe for customers, staff and volunteers.
Dear Editor,
England continues to emerge after three months of coronavirus lockdown with Nantwich businesses including pubs, restaurants, and hairdressers reopening on Saturday July 4.
I implore your readership to support local businesses in this beautiful town.
Dear editor,
We all know by now that fast fashion is bad for the environment as well as our wallets so the RSPCA is encouraging people to shop second hand to save the planet, help us rescue more animals and save some pennies this January.
The former Thomas cook shop on Swine Market in Nantwich has re-opened under the Hays Travel company.
Sunderland-based Hays took over more than 500 Thomas Cook holiday stores after the company went into administration last month.
The first “plastic free” outlet launches in Nantwich when The Store mobile truck shop hits the streets.
The truck will be parked up on Churchside Yard in Nantwich from 9am-3pm this Saturday October 19.
Gift retailer Williams of Audlem has scooped an honour in the retail “Oscars”.
The popular business on Shropshire Street, owned and managed by Judy Evans, won best Independent Gift Retailer of the Year for the UK’s North and Northern Ireland region.
The Donna Louise Hospice is to open a new charity fundraising store in Crewe on Thursday March 14.
The shop, at 22a Market Street, will be officially opened at 10am by Milo Dempsey, one of the children supported by The Donna Louise.
Nantwich Museum will stage its popular Plant and Book Sale in aid of funds for the Pillory Street venue on Saturday June 9.
The sale, held between 10am and 12.30pm, will feature a wide selection of plants and books.
Burglars smashed through a roof of the Premier Store in Wistaston and stole thousands of pounds in cigarettes.
Detectives are appealing for information after offenders targeted the convenience store on Kings Drive.
Mayor of Nantwich Cllr Penny Butterill has officially opened St Luke’s Hospice’s new Nantwich charity shop.
Nantwich Town Crier caught the attention of passers-by on Pepper Street and it was a successful first day of trading which saw staff, volunteers and board members welcome customers through its doors.
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