NECTAR’S claimed the second promotion place in the Northwich and District League’s bottom tier on a night of unexpected results. Lion B, victors in their previous 15 matches in Division Three, were favourites to finish as runners-up behind champions-elect
CHESHIRE could not prevent Yorkshire from returning home as 23-16 victors after a British Inter County Championship match at Rudheath Social Club over the weekend. The hosts slip to fifth place in the Premier Division table as a result. The
A MAN was trapped inside an overturned car after a crash in Aston. One vehicle was involved in the crash which happened at around 1pm today, Tuesday, March 31, on Hield Lane in Aston. Police closed the road at each end while emergency services
CHILDREN will be trained by more qualified coaches at Winsford Cricket Club thanks to a link with Leighton Hospital Prostate Cancer Support Group. A donation from the charity has helped three members to achieve a qualification already. They
NANTWICH Civic Hall rolled back the years at the Mayor’s charity dance. The event, which was organised by Cllr Arthur Moran, was hosted to raise money for the Mayor’s charities including Nantwich Players, Nantwich in Bloom and Nantwich Museum.
Middlewich Town 1 Penlake 0 MIDDLEWICH Town secured a fourth successive victory in Cheshire League One on Saturday, rising to fourth in the table as a reward. Matty Jamieson’s goal was enough to seal victory for John O’Sullivan’s men – an 11th
GREEDY trolls are set to invade Winsford Library during the Easter holidays. Dommy B will perform When Trolls Try to Eat Your Goldfish at the library on Saturday, April 18 from 11.00am. Funded by Action Transport Theatre, Big Imagination, Grants
A CONTROVERSIAL housing estate will be built in Moulton after the final details were reluctantly approved by planners. Drainage and safety fears almost called a halt to Bovis' plans for 148 new houses on land at Beehive Lane, but Cheshire West
STRUGGLING market traders are calling on the people of Northwich to support their customer-starved businesses. The plea comes from stallholders at the town’s indoor market, whose traders contacted the Guardian to highlight their concerns over the
MIDDLEWICH nursery Tommy Thumbs could be set to expand with a new building and an intake of 25 more tots. The nursery, which works as part of Cledford Primary School, has applied for planning permission from Cheshire East Council to build a 12-
A PERFECT partnership has led to a new home for a group of cyclists who have been based all over Northwich for more than 50 years. Weaver Valley Cycling Club (WVCC) is now based at Winnington Park Rugby Club, in Burrows Hill, with its sign at the
WINSFORD Town Council will push for a reduced 20mph speed limit on the Wharton estate following safety concerns from Wharton Primary School’s teachers and students. Year 6 pupils from the school spoke at Winsford’s Town Council’s full council meeting
