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WI groups join councillor to highlight River Weaver problems in Nantwich
South Cheshire WI groups teamed up with a Nantwich councillor to highlight the pollution problems in the River Weaver in the town.
Members of the Hough & District, Middlewyches, Woodnoth-cum-Shavington and Warmingham WI wanted to highlight the national “Clean Rivers for People and Wildlife” campaign.
Sport
Nantwich Town Women to hold trials for new players
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Women are recruiting players for their first team and new development squad due to the increase in players at their club.
The first team finished their 2023/2024 season in the Premier Division of the Cheshire Women’s & Youth Football League in fourth place in the top-half of the table.
Features & Letters
3 biggest benefits to expect from a content marketing campaign
Content marketing is a way for businesses to draw in customers by creating useful content and experiences that meet their needs.
Unlike traditional marketing, which can interrupt people with unwanted content, content marketing connects with people who are already interested in what a business offers and helps solve their problems.
What’s On & Reviews
REVIEW: “The Woman in Black” at Crewe Lyceum
By Claire Faulkner
Crewe Lyceum is the perfect theatre to listen to ghost stories.
And so, along with an auditorium full of strangers, I went on Tuesday night to watch The Woman in Black.
Village News
Willaston fundraising daredevil takes on new challenge
By Jonathan White
A daredevil Willaston woman is taking on a new challenge to help raise money for St Luke’s Hospice.
Sarah Iggo, aged 46, will be travelling to Porth Dafarch on the west coast of Anglesey’s Holy island in North Wales to participate in “coasteering” and a 100ft abseil.
Business News
Wistaston mum’s new food venture celebrates diversity
A South Cheshire mum has turned her love of cooking into a new venture celebrating diversity and inclusion through her culinary creations.
Amaka’s Fine Food Fusion is the first step into business for Amaka Lawton, founder of the Crewe-based Alpha Omega Women Peace Security (WPS) Foundation which champions diversity and community wellbeing.
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