STREET restaurant in Tarporley to close, owners announce
STREET restaurant in Tarporley is to close, the owners have announced.
But its popular sister venue STREET Nantwich on Welsh Row is unaffected by the decision and remains open.
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Landmark Nantwich venue Firenze re-opens after 12-day transformation
Landmark Nantwich bar and restaurant Firenze has opened in record time after a transformation by a team of Nantwich businesses.
Firenze, on historic Welsh Row, was closed for 12 days while painters, plasterers and upholsterers worked as a team on a major make-over.
Firenze restaurant in Nantwich to close for refurbishment
Italian restaurant Firenze in Nantwich is to undergo a refurbishment – and will no longer be an Italian!
Bosses of the Welsh Row venue are to close the restaurant for two weeks later this month to carry out the revamp.
Nantwich Museum appeals for Welsh Row information for new exhibition
Nantwich Museum wants the town’s residents to help put together a new exhibition on “Welsh Row through the Ages”.
It’s hoped the display will be mounted at the Pillory Street venue in the summer.
Fire crews battle blaze in Welsh Row restaurant in Nantwich
Fire crews have battled a blaze in a restaurant on Welsh Row in Nantwich today (January 26).
The incident happened at around midday at the Simply Thai restaurant, and police had to block traffic entering Welsh Row from Beam Street/Waterlode junction.
Tributes paid to former Oddfellows Arms landlord Peter Goude who has died
Tributes have been paid to Peter Goude, former landlord of The Oddfellows Arms in Nantwich, who has died.
Peter, aged 69, passed away in his sleep in the early hours today (January 13).
Fire crews tackle fire at historic Black Lion pub in Nantwich
Fire crews were called to a fire in an outbuilding of the Black Lion pub on Welsh Row in Nantwich today.
It broke out at around 9.45am and two fire engines from Crewe were deployed, and Welsh Row was cordoned off.
Nantwich churches and Street restaurant offer free Christmas Day lunches
Churches in Nantwich are teaming up once again to hold a Christmas Day Lunch for people who would otherwise be on their own.
And Street restaurant on Welsh Row is running a similar scheme for hard-up families after last year’s success.
Residents fears over Welsh Row traffic plans in Nantwich
Angry Nantwich residents have voiced fears over the impact that making Welsh Row one-way will have on their streets.
Cheshire East Council is considering a new ‘West Nantwich’ highway plan to stop traffic turning in to Welsh Row from Waterlode.
Nantwich Excel Training Studio shortlisted in South Cheshire Chamber awards
Nantwich mum Shona Tomkinson has seen her Excel Training Studio go from strength to strength – just a year after opening.
The fitness studio in Nantwich is celebrating its first anniversary, now has more than 120 regular members signed up, and has been shortlisted for a new business award.
Nantwich Police throw 50-year party for loyal employee Betty Chesters
A surprise party was held in Nantwich to mark 50 years since May ‘Betty’ Chesters first started working for Cheshire Constabulary.
Betty was aged 28 when she joined the force as a tea lady and cleaner in 1967.
Nantwich History Tour book unveiled by Paul Hurley
A new 96-page book called Nantwich History Tour will take readers on a journey to the town’s earliest days.
The publication, by Paul Hurley, explores the oldest of the three Cheshire Wiches or Wyches and its historical importance.
Crews tackle fires on Welsh Row in Nantwich and Bunbury
Fire crews were called to a small blaze in the historic Cheshire Cat restaurant in Nantwich.
Three appliances responded after a fire broke out in an electrical heater at the venue on Welsh Row.
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