News in Crewe

The people of Crewe have taken to social media to slam the decision by Sajid Javid, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, to re-introduce parking charges for NHS staff at hospitals.

The charges had initially been dropped in March 2020 as part of a package of measures intended to deal with the response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Crewe's latest exotic pet store has expanded its invertebrate range and stock - adding to its unique selection of pets and pet products already on sale.

Evolutionary Exotics, Edleston Road, officially opened in July last year. It currently sells Tarantulas, Scorpions, Mantis and insects.

Nantwich Food Festival is holding the first of this year's Volunteer evenings on 5th April 2022 - calling for new volunteers to hear more about helping to make this year's event safe and enjoyable for all.

The festival, less than five miles from Crewe, is the largest free food festival in the UK - run entirely by volunteers

COUNCILLOR Nan Walton is to be the new mayor of Crewe.

The 77-year-old Labour stalwart was voted in by fellow councillors to take over the ceremonial robes for the civic year 2022/23 at Crewe Town Council's meeting on Tuesday night (March 29).

DAVE Artell says Crewe are the best prepared they have been in recent weeks ahead of their must-win clash with relegation rivals Fleetwood Town.

The cancellation of last weekend's trip to MK Dons has afforded the Alex a fortnight's break and Artell has made the most of it to prepare his players for the start of a critical period of games against fellow strugglers.

CREWE and Nantwich MP Kieran Mullan secured a debate in Parliament this week to build support for Crewe's bid to become the home of Great British Railways.

Crewe is one of a number of towns and cities across the UK to have submitted a bid to host the headquarters of GBR, the new organisation which will run the UK's rail network.

Cheshire East Council has warned of a six-week junction closure in Crewe town centre - beginning on Monday 4 April.

Works will take place on traffic lights at two junctions – Wistaston Road/Dunwoody Way and the Wistaston Road/Edleston Road/Oak Street crossroads.

Funded places for children and young people are now available - for Everybody's Easter holiday activities in Crewe town centre.

The popular 'Multi Activity Days' are back this Easter with Everybody Sport and Recreation at Crewe Lifestyle Centre.

The centre of Crewe has been invested in with new street furniture - featuring trees and flowers in newly purchased planters.

Crewe Town Council has worked with Cheshire East Council and Ansa to install twelve new planters on Market Street in Crewe town centre.

The SPRING sunshine has been great the past week, we knew it couldn't last forever. Now it looks like this weekend will be full of April showers.

Despite the drop in temperature, there is still a fun weekend ahead for all - what better place to look for events than Crewe Nub News.