1874 NORTHWICH are optimistic that one of their most influential players will recover from an injury in time to feature in the Macron Cup final. Taylor Kennerley was carried from the field during the closing stages of a 1-0 victory against Whitchurch
Silsden 2-2 Northwich Victoria STEVE Wilkes rated Northwich Victoria’s performance in the first-half at Silsden on Wednesday as one of their best this season. Goals from Kieran Kenny and Joel Brownhill established a two-goal lead by the break
TWO Witton Street buildings have been restored to their original glory as part of the Townscape Heritage project. Crafty Stitches and One 2 One – at 48 and 50 Witton Street – were built in 1925 and are the latest buildings finished as part of the
A MAN who died in a head-on crash in Marston was ‘liked and loved by so many’, his family has said. Stuart Lowe, known to family and friends as Stu, died on October 26 last year when his BMW drifted into the wrong side of the road in Ollershaw Lane
AN emotional inquest has heard how a cyclist ‘zoomed’ across both lanes of a dual carriageway into the crash which sadly took his life. Peter Sugarman, from Granville Square in Winsford, sped down Moss Bank and across the junction into the A54 High
Match of the Day Lostock Gralam v Middlewich Town Mid-Cheshire District FA Saturday Challenge Cup final These two rivals rarely serve up anything less than a close, and thrilling, encounter when they meet. With a trophy on offer to the
Match of the Day Lostock Gralam v Middlewich Town Mid-Cheshire District FA Saturday Challenge Cup final These two rivals rarely serve up anything less than a close, and thrilling, encounter when they meet. With a trophy on offer to
MEMBERS at Winsford Tennis Club have everything they need for the season after renewing a partnership with used car sales firm Cliff Dickenson and Son. An arrangement between the two, which covers the cost of new balls for matches and practice
EMILY Martin tried to go faster than Sarah Storey, a multiple gold medal winner at the Paralympic Games, during a 10-mile time trial last weekend. The Weaver Valley Cycling Club member completed the latest Manchester and District Ladies’ Cycling
KINGSLEY St John’s Primary School has been hailed as an ‘oasis of hope’ in a beaming Church of England inspection report. Inspectors for the SIAMs – the Statutory inspections for Anglican and Methodist schools – said the school’s ‘Christian vision
TWO class A drug dealers have been jailed after being caught with £500 of cannabis, heroin and cocaine in Rudheath. John Ellison, of Elaine Street in Liverpool, and Kadell Rivers, of Skelton Road in Stretford, were pulled over in King Street.
A SHOPLIFTER who targeted Marks and Spencer in Northwich three times – before threatening Runcorn store staff with an axe – has been jailed for five years. Jamie Goffett, 29 and from Galemeade in Liverpool, stole £4,500 worth of clothing from the
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THE letter by your correspondent Sarah Murphy is clearly written by someone who wants to be dragged down by the EU which is in economic crash territory. Italy is over 360 billion Euro in debt to the European Central Bank, which is strangling growth
ME and our MEP Mr Paul Nuttall are never likely to agree on Brexit, but one point in particular needs taking up following his letter. He states that one of the main reasons 52 per cent of us voted to leave was to make our own trade deals with whichever
HAVE you noticed how bad the train service has become on the Mid-Cheshire line? We were promised two trains per hour weekdays and one per hour on Sundays. This promise has been broken even though it was a franchise commitment, and there appears
THE hiring of a temporary officer for more than £1,000 a day has been defended by council chiefs – who insist the alternatives were more costly. Cheshire East Council has hired an interim officer to take on the role of monitoring officer – a role
I TOO heard the programme on the radio and later read Sam Naylor’s comment. I think he missed the point – ie Altrincham has been given back to its residents – Sam Naylor wants to give Northwich to concert-goers and events, but these only happen
I WRITE in response to your website article entitled This is my response to the traitors in government with a photograph of a spoilt postal ballot paper, defaced with a pro-Brexit message. Some online comments to that article offered support and
VISITORS flocked to Northwich over the Bank Holiday weekend for the 2019 Easter Extravaganza. Organised by the Northwich BID, Northwich Independent Retailers' Association, and Barons Quay, the event brought various activities to the town centre.
THE number of people in Northwich and Winsford relying on the foodbank to feed their families is soaring at a colossal rate. The Mid Cheshire Foodbank, which provides food parcels to people in crisis across the area, has released its annual statistics
THE number of people in Northwich and Winsford relying on the foodbank to feed their families is soaring at a colossal rate. The Mid Cheshire Foodbank, which provides food parcels to people in crisis across the area, has released its annual statistics
LOSTOCK Gralam were reminded they still have work to do if they want to be promoted as League One champions after slipping to a 4-1 defeat at Vulcan last weekend. They are the only side to beat the Grey Lambs in both meetings this season following
LYNSEY Astles, a newcomer for the distance, demonstrated her improvement when she posted a personal best at Withington Wheelers’ 25. The Weaver Valley Cycling Club rider completed a course close to Goostrey in 1:08.18 to rank as the second fastest
A PLANNING application has been submitted to demolish a building in Yatehouse Lane and replace it with two new houses. The existing building is a horse-riding arena and the new proposal is to convert the building into new houses with garages.
A NORTHWICH business woman is holding out for heroes as she starts a new recruitment company. Mum-of-three Abbie McGann, from Delamere, hopes to save employers in the warehouse, logistics, distribution, and administration sectors from recruitment
SHY students who struggled to speak in public were able to perform Shakespeare in front of a large audience - in just one week! Pea Pod drama school in Winsford has transformed young thespians into confident performers. The independent drama
