A number of Nantwich businesses have been nominated in categories of the 2018 Taste Cheshire Awards.
Cheerbrook farm shop on Newcastle Road, Bloom sandwich shop in Nantwich town centre, and Deadwood Smokehouse restaurant on Beam Street are among those shortlisted.
The Printing House, owned by SG World, has unveiled its new purpose-built premises in Crewe.
And Reaseheath College’s 2018 student prospectus was the first product to roll off the newly installed Sakurai B2 LED-UV 5 Colour Litho press.
Nantwich-based Connect has been named the Secondary and Higher Education Resource/Equipment Supplier of the Year winner in GESS Education Awards 2018.
The company was honoured for its outstanding customer care and standard of service to education.
The owner of well-known letting agent Temples is to merge with Cheshire Lamont estate agents.
Alex Kemp, who has run Temples in Crewe for 11 years, is merging with Cheshire Lamont Estate Agents, Valuers & Property Consultants.
South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce has teamed up with police to drive home the message of staying safe online.
A Cyber Safe Forum launches at the Ibis Styles Hotel in Crewe on March 29 when businesses will hear from Cheshire Constabulary safety experts Alison Gabbot and Mark Cotton.
A “Mumsnet for the middle-aged” website has launched aimed at Cheshire East residents.
And the founder of ‘Age Space’, an online hub offering advice and information for anyone caring for older relatives, is seeking support from groups and businesses across Crewe and Nantwich.
People interested in working for the NHS are being invited to attend a careers event at Leighton Hospital.
Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is hosting its annual careers fair on Wednesday March 7.
Hibberts Solicitors in Nantwich has consolidated its agriculture department with the appointment of a new farming solicitor.
Oliver Lewis has joined the Nantwich branch after completing his training with the NFU (National Farmers’ Union).
Engineers at a Nantwich software company have pioneered a new tool to keep British businesses on the right side EU data protection law.
Point Progress, on Hospital Street, has received a deluge of inquiries about the product designed to help companies comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Charitable staff members from South Cheshire firm Crystal Legal Services delivered a generous donation of £2,100 to Alder Hey Children’s Charity.
MD at Crewe-based Crystal Legal Tony Shields handed over a giant cheque on behalf of his team after three months of fundraising for the cause.
A young market stallholder will be sprinkling some Disney magic for children in Nantwich.
Disney fanatic Jodie Wyld, who runs Bella’s Bows in the indoor market, will be hosting Cinderella at the store on March 3.
Key South Cheshire employer Mornflake has completed the second phase of its rebrand.
It hails a new era for the Crewe-based company which employs 250 people and makes and ships its famous breakfast food products around the globe.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich is joining forces with Agri-Tech West (ATW) to champion the rising agri-tech sector.
ATW is an alliance of businesses, public sector and industry organisations and educational institutions which aim to turn the UK into a world leader in agri-food technology.
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