Take a look at the Friends of Poynton Poppy Installation.
It’s been a wonderful team effort, with over 1,000 knitted and crocheted poppies on display.
Some have been lovingly made by members of the public, while one particularly dedicated member of the Friends Group has crocheted an astonishing 600 poppies all by herself!
A remarkable achievement and a lovely example of community spirit.
A piece of Nantwich railway heritage is being brought back to life with a little help from a class of seven-year-old artists in the town!
Wooden gingerbread figures painted by pupils at St Anne’s Primary School are on display in the flowerbeds at Nantwich Railway Station to celebrate the town’s links with the long-forgotten “Gingerbread Line” to Market Drayton.
The artwork has been created by Year 4 pupils as part of a project between the school and Transport for Wales Station Adopters.
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The Woodsmoor Owls are celebrating Eurovision as The Beat Owls!
This time with their Greatest Hits:
Owl My Loving
EleanOwl Rigby
A Hard Days Hoot
Love Me Whoo
Owl You Need Is Love
4000 Owls In Blackburn Lancashire
Twit And Shout
She Loves Whoo
YellOwl Submarine
Owl-bla-di, Owl-bla-da
Twit-tet To Ride
ROwl Over Bee-twhoo-ven
Which one do you think will win?
Some more owls have appeared at Woodsmoor Station celebrating Superhero Day ….
A new photographic exhibition at Nantwich Museum celebrates the design, character and heritage of Nantwich railway station’s Victorian footbridge.
Nantwich Museum is set to host ‘Across the Tracks: The Art of Nantwich Station Footbridge’, a temporary photographic exhibition running from 9th June to 20th June 2026 in the Museum’s Community Gallery.
Click here to read more about the Exhibition
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