News in Crewe

DANCE music promoter Craig Timmis has invited famous DJ names Seb Fontaine, SUAT and Brazilian artist Tech Girl to unite for a livestream event in aid of the Georgy Capener appeal.

A host of local DJ talent will also join Saturday's (February 6) show in which viewers are being encouraged to make a donation to the fund for Wistaston schoolboy Georgy, who continues his fight with bone cancer.

THE numbers of Covid-19 patients being treated at Leighton Hospital are falling.

While there is still huge pressure on hospitals across the country the latest government figures for admissions suggest encouraging signs at the Crewe medical complex after the numbers of coronavirus patients had doubled several weeks ago.

CHESHIRE College – South & West is on a mission to virtually reach the moon during lockdown by running, walking and cycling.

The College has joined forces with AoC (Association of Colleges) Sport in its latest Lunar Challenge to collectively travel 238,855 miles with other member colleges.

A COVID vaccination centre based at a Crewe motorbike showroom has warned people to stay away if they do not have appointments for jabs.

Clinicians at the centre run by Hollowood Chemists in West Street stress they are not operating a drop-in facility after claims people have received vaccinations without NHS invitations.

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MORE monsoon like weather is heading for Crewe over the next few days after last week's flooding in the wake of Storm Christoph.

A Met Office yellow weather warning is in force for Crewe for today and Saturday, including a forecast for heavy rain this evening and in the early hours of Friday morning.

NURSES from St Luke's Day Hospice are moving their services online in an attempt to reach and support even more people in the community.

With face-to-face appointments not due to the pandemic, the Day Hospice nurses and complementary therapists are ensuring they can still offer support to patients from diagnosis with the introduction of virtual services.

A POPULAR Crewe-based arts festival will not be cancelled for the second year running after councillors agreed to stage a scaled-down event at the end of the summer.

Since it was launched in 2016, The TrAction festival has attracted large crowds to the town's main squares to watch shows and installations based around the the themes of transport, science and technology.

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AN online event is being staged to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day today (Wednesday).

Cheshire East Council is taking part in the Memorial Day, which has been held every year since 2001, to mark the anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi concentration and death camp Auschwitz-Birkenau and genocides worldwide.