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Candidate - Matthew Wood. creweandnantwich@reformuk.com. Biography: Matt was born in 1957 in Shoreham by Sea W Sussex. Father was a postman, mother an NHS worker. Educated at a local Comprehensive he was also a keen Air Cadet and flew gliders and light aircraft via a Flying Scholarship. He studied Metallurgy at the University of Surrey on a 4 ...
Read More. £2 million improvement plan for council's children's services after 'inadequate' Ofsted report. 3rd Jul 2024. Read More. Man charged with drink driving in Crewe after vehicle seen 'all over the road'. 3rd Jul 2024. Read More. New jewellery shop to open in Crewe town centre. 2nd Jul 2024.
Aug 16, 2023 · BBC News. The impact and influence of the railway industry on Crewe is being marked with an exhibition. When the Grand Junction Railway company opened its works there in 1843, Crewe was a village ...
Activities and Family Activities in Crewe. Enjoy a family day out in Crewe, with different things to do whatever the weather. Explore green spaces, laser tag and play centres. There’s so many opportunities to get outside and exercise, whether it’s cycling, walking, Crewe is a haven for local people or visitors looking for something exciting ...
2 days ago · Welcome to Crewe. Crewe is located in the county of Cheshire, approximately 180 miles north-west of London and 15 miles north-west of Stoke-on-Trent. The town has a population of around 65,500. Administratively it is within the Borough of Crewe and Nantwich which covers an area of approximately 430 sq kms and which has a population of around ...
Visitors to Crewe can see history brought to life at Crewe Heritage Centre, by discovering the story of how a small farming community was transformed into the railway capital of the world. Take a stroll in the beautiful Victorian Queens Park, or catch a show at the award-winning Edwardian Lyceum theatre, some of the UK's top comedians will be ...
Crewe. Crewe started life as a village with a population of 70 until the Grand Railway Junction company built the station, which was completed in 1837. The town grew and by 1871 had a population of 40,000. The town is home to Queen’s Park, a traditional Victorian park which was restored to its former glory in 2014. With a wide variety of ...
