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I have two musical memories that enriched my life and of which I still fondly remember. Early in the 1970's I joined an Irish group which used the Parish community centre in Delamere Street. I learned to play the fiddle and tin whistle. Prior to my family and I moving to Crewe I had had Irish dancing lessons and was now able to dance again. The tuition was for youths. We practised at the centre on Sunday afternoons. Some of us played in a band (I played fiddle) and we su

The Polish parish of Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn was established just after the end of World War II in a resettlement camp at...

A gifted kindergarten teacher's journey from Hong Kong to Crewe

Finding home and hope at St Mary's.

A UN Translator escaping war in East Timor with a young family

An Indian nurse who came to serve and laid down her life at the start of the Covid epidemic

From Kenya to Crewe, this is Natasha's story

Marianna shares the story of Garry McGlincy

May and Norman Carter's story from Anne Walker

A Caribbean family met some racial prejudice when they moved from Crewe to Winsford

How an Italian man came to settle here, becoming a stalwart of the parish.

Three generations working at the railway works.

Discover Joan McGokdrick's Story.

As part of our Parish Project we are sharing the stories of our parishioners and their time in the parish. Firstly we have Tom Pointon's story