News in Crewe

Shane Warne was rightly regarded as the Einstein of cricket.

When he famously said "Monty you have played one test match 33 times", many people, not least the media, thought he was spot on.

A MICROBREWERY hit by winter storm damage has launched an appeal to replace a popular outdoor drinking area.

Craft ale specialists Tom's Tap and Brewhouse erected a marquee-style gazebo for its regulars outside its bar and brewing site in Thomas Street in Crewe.

Cheshire East Council is set to trial a new way of managing green spaces, following its plans to protect and enhance the natural environment.

For many years, the council's countryside ranger service has been managing the countryside to promote biodiversity.

CHESHIRE East Council has celebrated the unveiling of refurbishments at one of its flagship parks in Crewe.

A ceremony at Queens Park took place to unveil new play area improvements, which was attended by local dignitaries including, MP Kieran Mullan, the Mayor of Cheshire East Council, Cllr Sarah Pochin, the Mayor of Crewe Town Council, Cllr Tom Dunlop and children from Edleston Primary School,

A number of Crewe and Nantwich residents were sent a letter from the UK Chief Vet, warning them that there had been an outbreak of the Avian Influenza in the area.

The avian strain influenza in this outbreak presents a low risk to human health, but it is highly pathogenic for birds.

CHESHIRE East Council's head of ICT has warned the cyber threat to the council is "absolutely real" and added there has been a huge increase in activity recently from Russia.

Gareth Pawlett was giving members of the corporate policy committee an update yesterday (Thursday) about cyber security and what the council was doing to increase awareness, protection and recovery.

CREWE and Nantwich MP Kieran Mullan has successfully secured protections for motorists with a change in how insurance companies are advised to deal with third-party insurance claimants.

Motorists generally benefit from being able to take complaints about their own insurer to an independent Ombudsman. But the same right does not exist when a claim is dealt with by another insurer, known as third party claims.

CHESHIRE East Council is working with the Home Office in readiness to support Ukrainians seeking refuge.

Council leader Sam Corcoran says the council has a very good track record of welcoming Syrian refugees, unaccompanied asylum seeking children and Afghan interpreters and their families and providing them with both temporary and permanent accommodation.

WE have lots of jobs available now in the Crewe area.

Why not take a browse of the Crewe Nub News Jobs section, which we bring to you in partnership with KPI Recruiting Ltd.

Recognised as the world's leading ice cream vehicle manufacturers, Whitby Morrison will be appearing on BBC TV series 'We Are England' after filming finished this week.

The engineering company based at Crewe Gates Industrial Estate, have been in business since 1962, producing bespoke ice cream vans and associated vehicles for the global market.