In the dynamic world of event management, technology has emerged as a cornerstone, revolutionising the way events are planned, executed, and experienced.
This transformative shift is not just about replacing old methods with new tech; it’s about enhancing efficiency, engagement, and overall event success.
A lot goes into planning an event but the venue is by far the most important part.
Sure, there are certain factors that come into play otherwise, but without the venue nothing else can come together.
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However, transforming your business to stay ahead isn’t as easy as it sounds.
Planning a quick weekend getaway from Nantwich? You have many fantastic options, from the picturesque winding roads of the Cotswolds to the dazzling city lights of London.
Soak up some history, check out some modern art, go for a stroll along the river, or lose yourself in a hive of activity at a local arcade.
A police officer from Nantwich has cycled from his home town to London in aid of charity – despite suffering long Covid!
Chris Buckley, an officer with the Regional Commercial Vehicle Unit at Cheshire Constabulary, pedalled to the capital to raise vital funds for Nantwich Foodbank.
Twelve members of Nantwich Cycling Group are to tackle a gruelling 220-mile ride to London in one day in aid of Nantwich Foodbank.
They want to raise more than £2,000 for the Foodbank’s “Fresh Food Project”.
South Cheshire businessman Mike Walsh cycled from London to Amsterdam for a second time, all in aid of Prostate Cancer UK.
Mike, sales director of Eze Talk in Crewe, joined hundreds of other riders for the 145-mile bike ride, which they completed in just two days.
By Robin Grey
Undefeated Nantwich heavyweight Nathan Gorman says his fight against Dominic Akinlade will be his “biggest test”.
Gorman faces Akinlade at the National Sports Centre in Crystal Palace tomorrow night (April 1).
Young Nantwich cystic fibrosis patient Elle Morris played a starring role in the spectacular Lord Mayor’s Show parade in London.
The 10-year-old and her mum Becky Whitfield, from Wrenbury, were cheered on by more than half a million people for London’s oldest street parade.
By Jonathan White
Members of Nantwich Cycling Group (NCG) completed a 220-mile fund-raising charity cycle ride from London to Nantwich.
Eleven cyclists, along with two support crew, took part in the mammoth journey in aid of Wingate Children’s Centre in Wrenbury.
By Jonathan White
This is the moment exhausted members of Nantwich Cycling Group completed a 220-mile charity ride from London in one day.
Ten hardy pedallers rode from the capital to Nantwich to help raise funds for Wingate Children’s Centre in Wrenbury.
A Nantwich family completed the Heart of London Bridges Walk in aid leading charity, Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY).
Robert and Alison Howells became involved with the charity following the sudden death of their daughter Ceri in March 2014.
Members of Nantwich Cycling Group will be in the hot seat when they tackle a 200-mile Nantwich to London ride for charity – in just one day!
The keen cyclists will be pedalling down to the capital on July 3 in aid of Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity MRI Scanner Appeal.
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