Ryan Parker

6 days ago | crewe.nub.news | Ryan Parker

Last week, Swansway Motor Group bid a heartfelt farewell to long-serving parts manager at Crewe SEAT, Simon Croughan, as he retires after an amazing 17 years with the company. Simon has been a vital part of Crewe SEAT, and his dedication and hard work have played a key role in the success over nearly two decades. Crewe SEAT said: "Everyone here will miss Simon's expertise, good humour, and team spirit, but wish him all the very best for a well-earned retirement filled with new adventures."

1 week ago | crewe.nub.news | Ryan Parker

Muller Property Group is preparing to submit plans for the third phase of its Northern Gateway development, bringing 530 new homes and a new spine road to north-east Crewe. The 60-acre development, south of Maw Green Road, follows phases one and two, already delivering 520 homes in partnership with Anwyl and Watkin Jones. Phase three is set to be the largest of the three and will be submitted to Cheshire East Council for outline planning consent.

1 week ago | crewe.nub.news | Ryan Parker

St Thomas More Catholic High School in Crewe has received funding through Labour's Condition Improvement Fund (CIF), which secures vital repairs to crumbling schools. The Condition Improvement Fund opened for applications in January of last year, to support various schools and colleges in carrying out vital building work for the safety of students and teachers.

1 week ago | nantwich.nub.news | Ryan Parker

The Environment Agency has declared a drought for the North West, following the driest spring in 69 years. This is based on the fact river flows have been declining, and reservoir levels are lowering. Although there has been rainfall recently, the Environment Agency has said it is 'not enough' to reverse the dry start to the year , especially given further warm weather is forecast.

1 week ago | nantwich.nub.news | Ryan Parker

A frustrated Nantwich resident has applied for permission to cut down a tree due to pigeons constantly pooing on their car and damaging paintwork, with the smell causing breathing issues. Asthma sufferer, Helen Mitchell, of Thomas Row, submitted proposals to fell a Leyland Cypress conifer tree behind her car on the residential street. With six of the fast-growing evergreen trees behind Thomas Row, the applicant proposes to chop down the fourth tree along, behind their designated parking space.