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Nantwich Town FC honours fallen at moving Remembrance ceremony
A moving and poignant Remembrance ceremony took place at the Swansway Stadium on Saturday 7 November, ahead of Nantwich Town FC's Pitching In Northern Premier League – West Division fixture against Padiham FC.
The Lilacs delight fans with two packed-out Nantwich shows
Popular indie band The Lilacs brought their raw, indie sound to Nantwich for two packed-out shows organised by independent record shop Applestump Records. The Wigan band performed in the ballroom at The Crown Hotel, Bar & Grill on Saturday 10 October, with huge demand prompting two performances on the same day. Fans enjoyed a matinee show at 5pm followed by an evening performance at 8pm, with both shows featuring a special set, Q&A and an album signing.
South Cheshire village's huge 'Party on the Park' returns for 2027
Audlem is getting ready to party once again as the popular Party on the Park returns to the village in June 2027, with tickets now on sale. The annual outdoor music festival will take place on Saturday 26 June on the playing field off Cheshire Street, with gazebo plots also available for those looking to enjoy the evening with friends and family.
Cyclists ride route 'shaped like giant pair of underpants' in final 2026 ride
Farmer's Pants brought its 2026 cycling season to a fantastic finish on Friday 25 September, with 19 riders taking part in the final ride before heading to the Farmers Arms in Ravensmoor for an evening of cycling chat, food and friendship. The popular free social rides took place on most Friday evenings throughout the spring and summer, giving cyclists the chance to enjoy an 11-mile countryside challenge while making sure they were back before dark.
Free monthly 'Dabbers Dash' brings Nantwich community together
Runners, walkers, wheelers and families came together at Barony Park in Nantwich on the morning of Saturday 19 September for another successful Dabbers Dash. The free monthly event attracted a strong turnout, with people of all ages and abilities enjoying an active start to the weekend in the Nantwich community. Participants could complete up to three-and-a-half laps of Barony Park, approximately 5km, or simply choose a shorter walk, jog or wheel around the scenic green space.
Ultimate over-30s party line-up coming to Nantwich nightclub
Studio Nantwich is getting ready to welcome a line-up of over-30s dayclub events for the remainder of 2026. The events have become a firm favourite with Nantwich partygoers, bringing together classic dancefloor anthems, nostalgic club sounds and a crowd looking to relive some of the best years of their lives, without having to stay out until the early hours. The next big date is Saturday 3 October, when legendary DJ and producer DJ Slipmatt, the 'Godfather of 90s Rave,' heads to Studio Nantwich.
Popular community event continues to bring Nantwich together
Runners, walkers, wheelers and families came together at Barony Park in Nantwich on Saturday 15 August for the latest Dabbers Dash. The free monthly gathering once again attracted a strong turnout, underlining its growing popularity as a fixture on the local community calendar. Participants of all ages and abilities were invited to complete up to three-and-a-half laps of Barony Park, approximately 5km, or simply enjoy a shorter walk, jog or wheel around the scenic green space.
Nantwich Bookshop unveils exciting autumn programme of author events
Book lovers are being invited to enjoy an inspiring series of author evenings as the Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge has unveiled its latest programme of literary events. The independent bookshop and award-winning café, based at 46 High Street, has been a fixture in the town since 2003. Housed in a striking 16th-century timber-framed building in the centre of Nantwich, the family-run business continues to draw readers from across Cheshire with its packed calendar of literary evenings.
OPINION: Wistaston is being sacrificed for 'devastating' developer profit
There comes a point when residents are entitled to ask whether anyone in power actually cares about protecting the communities they were elected to serve. In Wistaston, many feel that moment has arrived. On 27 May, members of Cheshire East Council's strategic planning board will meet to consider one of the most controversial development proposals the village has ever faced.
Ibiza vibes return to Nantwich with feel-good day clubbing party
A slice of Ibiza is heading back to Nantwich as The Studio prepares to welcome clubbers for another uplifting over-30s dayclubbing experience. On Saturday 9 May (from 5pm), the popular Kevin & Perry Ibiza Anthems event will bring the spirit of the White Isle to Castle Street, promising a high-energy celebration packed with classic trance and euphoric dancefloor favourites.
Ibiza vibes return to Nantwich with feel-good day clubbing party
A slice of Ibiza is heading back to Nantwich as The Studio prepares to welcome clubbers for another uplifting over-30s dayclubbing experience. On Saturday 9 May (from 5pm), the popular Kevin & Perry Ibiza Anthems event will bring the spirit of the White Isle to Castle Street, promising a high-energy celebration packed with classic trance and euphoric dancefloor favourites.
Balearic beats bring Ibiza vibes to historic Nantwich venue
Music lovers were transported to the White Isle as a 'Yarden Party' Balearic disco lit up the outdoor space at Nantwich's Ebenezer's Craft Beer & Gin on Saturday 25 April. The Castle Street event drew an appreciative crowd who soaked up warm spring sunshine while enjoying a laid-back soundtrack provided by Hermanos del Sol. Their set took attendees on a musical journey inspired by the spirit of Ibiza, blending a range of sounds to create an uplifting and relaxed atmosphere.
Popular Nantwich shop gears up for biggest-ever Record Store Day
Music lovers in Nantwich are being urged to mark their calendars as Applestump Records prepares to host its fifth Record Store Day event this April. The popular independent vinyl shop, located on Oatmarket, will open its doors at 8am on Saturday 18 April as part of Record Store Day UK, a nationwide celebration that brings together nearly 300 independent record shops.
League champions Nantwich Town FC Women launch summer trials
Fresh off back-to-back promotions, Nantwich Town FC Women are inviting ambitious new players to be part of their exciting journey as they prepare for life in the fifth tier. The Dabbers are holding First Team trials this May as they gear up for the 2026/27 season in the North West Women's Regional League Premier Division. Trial sessions will take place on Wednesday 13 May and Wednesday 20 May, from 7pm to 9pm, at Nantwich Town Football Club's 4G stadium pitch.
Nantwich's 'Secret Nuclear Bunker' hosting Cold War History Weekend this Easter
History will come to life beneath the surface this Easter as Nantwich's Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker hosts its much-anticipated Cold War Living History Weekend. Taking place on Saturday 4 April and Sunday 5 April, the popular annual event invites visitors to step back in time and experience life on both sides of one of history's most tense global standoffs.
Nantwich humanitarian honoured with Global Peace Award
A Nantwich humanitarian has been recognised on the world stage for a second time, after receiving another accolade from the United Nations Global Peace Council. Dr Parveen Smith, 55, was presented with the United Nations Global Peace Council New York Award 2026 as Mental Health and Wellbeing Advocate of the Year at a glittering ceremony held on 21 February at the Martinique Hotel in New York.
Nantwich band to relive the 90s in afternoon of iconic hits
Music lovers are being invited to rewind to the decade of Britpop and blockbuster soundtracks as Nantwich Concert Band prepares to stage its latest themed spectacular, Nantwich's Nineties Playlist. The family-friendly concert will take place on Sunday 22 March from 2pm to 3pm in The Atherton & Associates Function Suite at Nantwich Town Football Club, Waterlode.
Independent businesses celebrated at Shop Local Nantwich Awards
Independent businesses from across Nantwich were celebrated at a glamorous Shop Local Nantwich Awards ceremony held at the Wychwood Park Hotel on Saturday 31 January. Applestump Records, Oatmarket, was crowned Best Local Business at the annual Shop Local Nantwich Awards, in recognition of its passion, personality and commitment to the local community. The award was sponsored by The Weston Biltong Company.
Room‐Temperature Magnetic Skyrmions and Intrinsic Anomalous Hall Effect in a Nodal‐Line Kagomé Ferromagnet MnRhP
1 Introduction Topological semimetals have attracted much attention as a new class of quantum materials characterized by nontrivial band crossings around the Fermi level [1, 2]. They are broadly categorized into Dirac and Weyl types, where the band crossings occur at points in momentum space, and nodal-line types, where the band crossings form continuous lines or rings.
Front Cover: A Family of Porphyrin Nanotubes Assembled from Five Structural Building Blocks (Eur. J. Inorg. Chem. 2/2026)
Graphical Abstract The Front Cover shows a family photo gallery illustrating the components of a new class of porous porphyrin nanotubes (PNTs). A series of nanotubes incorporating a range of dicationic metal centres and carboxylate ligands has been synthesised. All nanotubes within the family assemble as isostructural crystals with an approximately hexagonal cross-section, offering the scope for structural tailoring to meet desired functional requirements.
Acclaimed local vocalist set to headline South Cheshire church's fundraising concert
Music lovers are being invited to enjoy an intimate evening of live music as acclaimed local vocalist Megan Lee brings her talents to St Mary's Church, Acton, near Nantwich. The fundraising event, Megan Lee in Concert, will take place on Friday 6 February, starting at 7pm, at the Grade I-listed church on Monks Lane. Renowned for her stunning voice and genre-blending style, Megan will be accompanied by her musicians for what promises to be a memorable performance.
Nantwich Swimmer, 23, completes English Channel challenge for charity
A Nantwich swimmer has raised £380 for The Wishing Well charity after completing an impressive challenge to swim the equivalent length of the English Channel in Crewe. Ethan Carroll, 23, who is on the autistic spectrum, took on the marathon challenge during his weekly sessions at Crewe Lifestyle Centre with Seahorse Swimming Club. Beginning in March, Ethan set himself a target of swimming 40 lengths a week, ultimately completing a remarkable 1,408 lengths.
South Cheshire church inviting community to enjoy two 'festive gatherings' this December
St Mary's Church on Monks Lane in Acton, near Nantwich, is inviting the community to enjoy two special festive editions of its much-loved weekly café, 'Tea at the Tower,' on Sunday 14 December and Sunday 21 December. The café runs every Sunday throughout the year, from 2:30pm to 4:30pm, offering visitors hot drinks, homemade cakes and friendly conversation in the beautiful surroundings of the Grade I-listed church.
Sustainable Usage of English: Students’ Attitudes to English Varieties
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Sustainable Usage of English: Students’ Attitudes to English Varieties White, Jonathan [1] [1] Dalarna University Localización: The EuroCALL Review, ISSN-e 1695-2618, Vol. 32, Nº. 1, 2025, págs. 4-17 Idioma: inglés Enlaces Texto completo Resumen This article discusses the controversial issue of which variety of English learners and instructors should use.
'Incredible' local swimmer with cerebral palsy takes plunge for Crewe charity challenge
A dedicated local swimmer is making a splash for charity as she embarks on a major months-long challenge in Crewe, raising funds for Hope House & Tŷ Gobaith children's hospices. Caroline Jones, 58, began her ambitious effort in September and is aiming to swim 20 lengths of the 25-metre pool at Crewe Lifestyle Centre every week for 26 weeks. The challenge will take her through the winter and into spring 2026, all in support of a cause she cares deeply about.
Nantwich shines bright at magical Christmas Tree Festival for charity
Nantwich sparkled with festive spirit as the thid annual Christmas Tree Festival filled St Mary's Church with colour, light, and Christmas cheer from Friday 21 to Sunday 23 November, all in support of the work of St Luke's Hospice. The historic Church Lane church was transformed into a dazzling winter wonderland, featuring 53 beautifully decorated Premium Nordmann Fir trees.
Over-30s set for festive fun at Studio Nantwich's big Xmas Party Day Club
The Studio Nantwich is gearing up for one of its biggest festive celebrations yet, preparing to host its Over-30s Xmas Party Day Club on Saturday 20 December, running from 5pm to 10pm. Exclusively for partygoers aged 30 and over, this special Christmas edition promises a buzzing atmosphere across the entire Castle Street venue, with every room opening at full capacity.
Christmas Concert to light up South Cheshire church this December
A Christmas Concert, featuring the celebrated chamber choir Concordia, will light up St Mary's Church on Monks Lane in Acton, near Nantwich on Saturday 13 December from 7pm. This popular annual event promises an evening packed with fabulous festive favourites, performed in the stunning setting of St Mary's. Guests can also enjoy a seasonal hamper raffle, adding to the fun and festive spirit.
A Family of Porphyrin Nanotubes Assembled from Five Structural Building Blocks
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest.
Stone Roses legend Mani set for unmissable night in Nantwich
Applestump Records on Oatmarket, Nantwich, has announced it will be bringing the iconic Gary 'Mani' Mounfield to the town in October next year. Mani will be lifting the lid on his life as bassist in seminal bands The Stone Roses and Primal Scream, plus plenty more. The Stone Roses remain one of the most iconic bands of the past 35 years. Paving the way for Oasis, The Verve, and the whole Madchester movement, their self-titled debut album is still hailed as one of the greatest of all time.
Crewe community rallies to create 'Christmas Tails' charity album artwork in aid of RSPCA Stapeley Grange
A burst of festive creativity filled Crewe Market Hall as local families, artists and music lovers collaborated to help design the artwork for Christmas Tails, a new charity album set to raise funds for Nantwich's RSPCA Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre and Cattery.
'Christmas Tails' charity album artwork created in aid of RSPCA Stapeley Grange
A burst of festive creativity filled Crewe Market Hall as local families, artists and music lovers collaborated to help design the artwork for Christmas Tails, a new charity album set to raise funds for Nantwich's RSPCA Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre and Cattery.
Step into Narnia at St Mary’s Nantwich for 75th anniversary celebration this October
Nantwich is set to celebrate the world of C.S. Lewis as St Mary's hosts a special event marking the 75th anniversary of The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe on Saturday 25 October, from 10am to 4pm. Visitors of all ages can walk through the Wardrobe, talk with Aslan, enjoy tea with Mr Tumnus, colour in Narnia, play Lewis's favourite game, and explore the story in art and at Lewis's home.
Rousing music set to fill St Mary’s for 'Proms at Acton' concert
The well-regarded 'Proms at Acton' concert is set to return for its fourth year on Remembrance Sunday 9 November, with the music starting at 6:30pm inside the beautiful St Mary's Church, Acton. Inspired by the world-famous Last Night of the Proms, the evening will be packed with uplifting patriotic favourites, including the rousing Land of Hope & Glory, performed by the highly acclaimed Nantwich Concert Band and outstanding soprano soloists Sarah Williamson and Jessica Thayer.
Front Cover: Ar-X Coupling Reactions of Cationic Aryl Copper(II) Complexes with Organic Substrates: What Role Do Radicals Play?
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Step out with South Cheshire village's ‘Tea at the Tower’ walks
The much-loved monthly 'Tea at the Tower' guided walks from St Mary's Church on Monks Lane in Acton, near Nantwich, continue to be a fantastic way for local people to enjoy fresh air, stunning countryside, and a dose of community spirit. The next walk takes place on Sunday 5 October, with an autumn route promising some of the area's most scenic views. Walkers should meet outside St Mary's at 12:45pm, ready to set off at 1pm sharp. Free parking is available at Acton village car park on Chester Road.
Famous DJ set to headline over-30s Nantwich clubbing party
The Studio Nantwich is turning up the volume once again with another legendary day clubbing event on Saturday 8 November, running from 5pm until 10pm. Exclusively for the over-30s crowd, this latest instalment features none other than Tall Paul, the renowned English DJ, producer and remixer who helped shape the UK's house music scene in the 1990s.
Nantwich's huge Halloween Spooktacular event cancelled in 'difficult decision'
Organisers of the popular Nantwich Halloween Spooktacular have announced the 2025 event will not go ahead. They described it as a "difficult decision" but said the break will allow them to revamp and refresh the event ahead of its return on Saturday 31 October, 2026. Since its launch in 2009, the Spooktacular has become a much-loved fixture on the local calendar, attracting thousands of families to the Dorfold Showground each autumn.
Expanded Model Boat and Duck Race taking place this September
Wistaston is gearing up for one of its most popular family events, the annual Model Boat and Duck Race, taking place on Saturday 6 September at Joey the Swan parkland. From 1pm, visitors can enjoy a wide range of stalls and fun games, with admission to the event free. Organisers ask everyone to bring cash as many of the smaller stalls and activities won't be able to take card payments. Two new adults model boat competitions will take place for the first time at Joey The Swan (Jonathan White).
Nantwich poet's debut collection shortlisted for national award
Nantwich-born poet, Helen Kay, is enjoying national recognition after her debut poetry collection was shortlisted for a prestigious award. When Helen won The Dithering Chaps Pamphlet Competition, part of the 2024 Bournemouth Writing Festival, she never imagined just how far it would take her. Originally set to publish a small pamphlet as part of the prize, Helen's submitted poems impressed the editors so much the project expanded into a full debut collection.
Sophie Ellis-Bextor date changed at relocated Nantwich record venue
Pop sensation Sophie Ellis-Bextor is heading to Nantwich this autumn, with the singer, songwriter, and all-round performer now visiting Applestump Records on the new date of Sunday 14 September. Sophie will be at the Nantwich record store between 5pm and 6pm to celebrate the release of her brand new album, Perimenopop, with fans having the chance to meet her in person and get their records signed.
Wybunbury Fig Pie Wakes returns for 30th year of fun and festivities
The 30th annual 'Wybunbury Fig Pie Wakes' will take place in the village of Wybunbury, near Nantwich, on Saturday 7 June. This family-friendly event is organised primarily by the Wybunbury Tower Preservation Trust and opens at 1pm.
Best-selling author and wife of rock legend to celebrate launch of latest novel in Nantwich
Bestselling author, Suzan Holder, returns to the Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge on Wednesday 16 July, to celebrate the launch of her latest novel, What Would Dolly Do?. Doors open at 6pm for a 6:30pm start, and tickets are now on sale, priced at £15 for a single and £20 for a double, which include a drink on arrival and a copy of the book to take home. What Would Dolly Do?
Crewe’s proud naval link sails on through campaign to return Cold War-era warship to UK
A campaign to bring HMS Ambuscade, one of the Royal Navy's most distinguished Cold War frigates, back to the UK as a floating museum is shining a spotlight on the ship's longstanding ties with Crewe. Launched in 1973 on the River Clyde in Glasgow, HMS Ambuscade served with distinction during the Falklands War before being transferred to the Pakistan Navy in 1993, where she served for another three decades as PNS Tariq.
Annual 'Andrew Scoffin Memorial Match' at Crewe Alex raises thousands for cancer charity
The fifth 'Andrew Scoffin Memorial Match' took place at Crewe Alexandra Football Club on Sunday 18 May, with the event kindly sponsored by Mornflake, My Cab and ECS. The first match, in May 2021, was organised by Crewe Alexandra FC stadium announcer and lifelong fan, Andrew Scoffin, to raise funds for The Christie. Sadly, Andrew passed away later that year in July after a long battle with cancer.
Anisotropy‐Dependent Decay of Room Temperature Metastable Skyrmions and a Nascent Double‐q Spin Texture in Co8Zn9Mn3
Conflict of Interest The authors declare no conflict of interest. Supporting Information Filename Description adma202501146-sup-0001-SuppMat.pdf13.5 MB Supporting Information References 1, , , , , , , Chem. - Eur. J. 2018, 24, 15942. 2, , J. Eng. Appl. Sci. 2023, 70, 25. 3, , , Natl. Sci. Rev. 2024, 11, nwae033. 4, , Adv. Drug Delivery Rev. 2004, 56, 335. 5, , , , Eur. J. Pharm. Sci. 2015, 71, 12. 6, , , , , Int. J. Pharm. 2021, 610, 121235. 7, , , , , , Molecules 2023, 28, 8. 8, , , , , , , , , J. Mater. Chem.
Nantwich prepares for VE Day 80 with town-wide celebrations
The heart of Nantwich is coming alive with Union flags, bunting, and community spirit as the town gears up to commemorate the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day on 8 May. In a show of remembrance and celebration, local businesses have transformed their shopfronts with patriotic displays and World War II memorabilia.
Brothers arrive in Nantwich on 1940s fairground bus in 1,000-mile charity mission
Three local brothers rolled into Nantwich on Easter Sunday in a miniature 1940s bus, as part of an charity journey covering 1,000 miles from Land's End to John o' Groats. Will, Andrew, and James Emerton, all from Nantwich, are undertaking the epic "Little Bus Big Ride" challenge in honour of the centenary of their family business, Emerton Roofing. But more than just a milestone celebration, their journey is aimed at raising vital funds and awareness for children's charities.
South Cheshire railway inviting families for open day on Easter Sunday
The Peacock Railway is inviting families to climb aboard for an afternoon of miniature train rides as it hosts its second public open day of the year on Sunday 20 April, from 12pm to 4pm. Tucked away behind The Peacock Inn on Crewe Road, Willaston, this miniature railway is run by the South Cheshire Model Engineering Society, whose dedicated members are once again opening the gates to their lovingly maintained tracks.
Nantwich shop gears up for Record Store Day 2025 this weekend
Music lovers in Nantwich are in for a treat as Applestump Records prepares to celebrate Record Store Day UK on Saturday 12 April. The much-anticipated event kicks off at 8am at the independent vinyl shop, located at 12 Barker Street (Riley's Garage Courtyard), just a short stroll from the town square. Record Store Day is a nationwide celebration of independent record shops, bringing together nearly 300 stores across the UK.
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