Two Cheshire cheesemakers will feature at Nantwich Museum during the Nantwich Food Festival.
Traditional Grocer Godfrey C. Williams & Son and award-winning Cheesemakers Belton Farm will give a practical demonstration on the art of cheesemaking and a brief history of Cheshire Cheese.
Cheshire East Council’s Skills and Growth Company is to run an event aimed at rural firms that need help with marketing.
The free event is taking place on Thursday September 20 at the Aqueduct Marina in Church Minshull, near Nantwich.
A Nantwich nursery is expanding to open a new baby room opening in September.
And Elmscot Day Nursery Nantwich have been inviting in local families to test out the room out for themed Baby Stay and Play sessions.
Nantwich Town Football Club has kicked off a new season with Barringtons Chartered Accountants on board as a key sponsor.
It’s a hat-trick for the Evo-Stik Northern Premier Division club with the accountancy firm behind them for a third year.
Timber firm TFC has helped Leighton Hospital Children’s Centre stay on track – by donating this amazing Timber Train!
TFC Supplies Ltd donated the train for the outside play area at the hospital, following its recent £1.1m refurbishment of the children’s ward.
Major South Cheshire employer The County Group has announced further expansion to become one of the country’s largest insurance brokers.
The company, with its headquarters in Crewe, has acquired Wigan-based Guardian Insurance Brokers as part of a plan to double its size over the next five years.
Rodney Densem Wines in Nantwich has launched a limited edition gin as part of the St Luke’s Hospice 30th birthday celebrations.
Just 600 bottles of the celebratory AT 30 gin have been made, with all profits going directly to the Hospice.
A South Cheshire physiotherapist has become one of few private practitioners in the UK qualified to prescribe medication.
Rick Carter, owner of ctchealthcare clinics in Nantwich and Crewe, is now an Independent Physiotherapist Prescriber after nine months of study at Keele University.
Nantwich-based finance firm Watts has donated more than £2,000 to the Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Peace Foundation.
Watts Commercial Finance joined a number of lenders in making the donation of £2,250 to support the foundation’s Survivors Assistance Network (SAN) Programme.
New Nantwich store Chillout is to stage a fundraising day to help a local mum battling a deadly disease.
The outlet on Hospital Street is helping the #HelpHeidiFight, aimed at helping mum-of-two Heidi Spencer, from Burland, in her battle to beat Stage 4 lung cancer.
Morrisons Nantwich is to introduce a quieter hour for customers as part of a scheme backed by National Autistic Society.
The idea is designed to help customers who struggle with music and the other noise associated with supermarket shopping.
South Cheshire entrepreneurs could be entering into the Dabbers Den in a bid to scoop a top £5,000 business prize.
Organisers of the annual competition are once more on the look out for new businesses or a great business idea that could be presented to the Dabbers Judges.
A Shavington businesswoman is in line for two top regional awards for her pioneering website which helps those with mental health conditions.
Kate Carney’s work on YouinMind.org, a mental health platform for Cheshire which helps people find local and online support, has seen her shortlisted in two awards.
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