The artistic talents of Nantwich school children are being displayed at Nantwich Museum in the fifth Skoolzfest exhibition.
This year’s Skoolzfest 17 exhibition in the Millennium Gallery runs until Saturday July 1, taking the theme of ‘New Beginnings’.
Vintage vehicle fans crammed Nantwich’s streets for the ever-popular Weaver Wander classic car parade.
Wonderful vehicles of all shapes, sizes, colours and eras took part in the event, organised by the Crewe & Nantwich Weaver Rotary.
Campaigners in South Cheshire are planning a second protest against the proposed National Funding Formula which could see budget cuts in schools.
Hundreds of families gathered in Nantwich town square a week ago to voice their anger at the NFF which could see local schools more than 3% worse off.
Hundreds of families across Cheshire East gathered in Nantwich today to protest at school cuts under the Government’s planned National Funding Formula.
Teachers and parents in Nantwich and Crewe fear the new NFF will see Cheshire East worse off, facing a 4.5% cut in budgets over the next two years.
Miserly yobs in Nantwich have vandalised the town square’s Christmas tree and stolen decorations – just days after they were unveiled to thousands at the Lights Switch-on event.
Angry councillors and staff hit out at the offenders for putting a dampener on the festive spirits.
By Mark Ray
Thousands of people enjoyed the Nantwich Christmas Lights switch-on which lit up the town square last night (November 19).
Families young and old enjoyed live music and song, fair rides, refreshments and a firework display during the event.
Youngsters from 16 schools across Nantwich entertained packed crowds in the town at the annual Skoolzfest event.
Children sang their hearts out on a stage set up in the town square.
Nantwich is set to be packed out when it stages the annual fete and Skoolzfest tomorrow (July 2).
The event is a joint initiative between Nantwich Education Partnership which embraces the local schools, and St Mary’s Church.
By Jonathan White
Thousands of families packed in to Nantwich town centre to enjoy a festive-filled Christmas Lights switch-on
Chris Radford from The Cat 107.9 FM community radio compered the event with Trees Alive! mingling among the audience.
Town criers from around the UK were in fine voice in Nantwich at the annual Town Crier Championships.
Eleven town criers in all competed as crowds gathered to watch them perform in Nantwich town square.
A Nantwich Museum flagday in the town has helped raise vital funds for the Pillory Street venue.
A total of £318.21 was collected in support of the museum trust which runs the museum – a registered charity which serves the whole community.
Hundreds turned out to enjoy the annual Societies Spectacular event in Nantwich town square.
Scores of stalls were open for the event, which was blessed with dry yet breezy conditions after last year’s rain forced it to move indoors.
Nantwich has really got something to shout about – it is playing host again to the annual Town Crier Competition!
Now in its fourth year, the contest will take place on Saturday August 29 in the town centre during Nantwich`s famous farmers market.
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