South Cheshire employer The County Group ended 2018 on a high after raising more than £5,000 for charitable causes.
Fundraising took place throughout the year to support charities including the Donna Louise children’s hospice and bereavement charity Winston’s Wish.
South Cheshire family-owned Swansway Motor Group has been crowned Volkswagen Dealer Group of the Year 2018 at the brand’s One Business Awards.
Swansway owns and runs two Volkswagen centres – Crewe Volkswagen on Weston Road and Wrexham Volkswagen on Rhosddu Industrial Estate.
A team from Nantwich based Hibberts Solicitors have raised £28,000 for four charities after completing the Tatton Mule Yomp.
The team – Chris Boundy, Carolyn Brooksbank, Camille Renaudon, Michael Ward, Anne Walley, Karen Tomlinson and Karen Witter – were among 1,500 people taking part last month.
A cheese firm near Nantwich has secured a £400,000 grant towards its £1.5 million expansion plan to create new jobs.
JS Bailey Cheese, based in Calveley, says the project will help create 15 new jobs and build new production facilities.
A volunteer dog cuddling project is being run in a bid to tackle loneliness in South Cheshire.
Barking Mad Northwich and Nantwich hopes the scheme will help people of all ages who live and/or work alone and have little interaction with others.
Nantwich vehicle salvage firm Car Transplants is to merge with Motorhog, FAB Recycling and DH Systems to create SYNETIQ on March 1.
It will create the largest service provider in salvage, dismantling, green parts and support service arenas in the UK.
Workers from Nantwich firm Boughey Distribution have presented a cheque for £6,000 to Leighton Hospital’s Neonatal Unit.
Staff arranged fundraising activities throughout 2018 including more than 70 employees taking part in the Cholmondeley Castle Tough Mudder in September.
Bosses at Italian restaurant Romazzino have confirmed their move to new premises on Nantwich High Street.
The popular Love Lane eaterie will open its new venue in the former Co-op pharmacy in the next few weeks.
Nantwich-based Northern Belle, one of the world’s most luxurious trains, has appointed former general manager Jeanette Snape to be its new managing director.
And among her first moves has been to arrange for the Flying Scotsman, the world’s most famous steam locomotive, to haul four special excursions from Crewe and Manchester this summer.
The boss of award-winning South Cheshire business BeerDock has raised £3,500 for local charities after selling a rare signed guitar used by the band The Buzzcocks.
Samuel McGarrigle, who owns and runs BeerDock, raffled the guitar signed by the punk band following the death of their lead singer Pete Shelley in December.
A salon in Nantwich has launched an Employee of the Year scheme as it celebrates record growth for the year end.
Word of mouth recommendation helped Steven Burgin Hairdressing of Nantwich grow its business by 16% in 2018 and January has seen the client base increase to more than 1,000.
Voting has started in the Taste Cheshire Food and Drink Awards 2019 to find the top culinary businesses in the county.
The awards, a benchmark for customer satisfaction and company achievement, first began in 1999 and the first notable recipient was Brasserie 1016.
Nantwich accountants Afford Bond have made two new Associate Director appointments at its Wellington Road offices.
Sarah Glass, 41, with over 15 years’ experience, has been promoted to Associate Director.
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