A care company in Cheshire is celebrating 10 years in business with a move to bigger premises in Nantwich.
Home Instead Senior Care has moved from Dairy House Farm on Main Road, Worleston, to a 2,700 sq ft office over two floors in Frederick House, Princes Court, Nantwich.
Canal & River Trust has awarded a contract to Church Minshull Aqueduct Marina to repair and refurbish five of its maintenance workboats.
And it’s hoped the arrangement will continue as a rolling programme of annual work.
Health and wellbeing specialists in Nantwich have welcomed a fall in the number of days taken off sick by the country’s workforce.
Office of National Statistics say absence days are at a record low after dropping from an average of 7.2 to 4.3 days a year per worker since records began in 1993.
Big-hearted staff from South Cheshire firm EMaC tackled the ‘X-Runner Mud Run’ raise funds for Alder Hey Hospital where a colleague’s son is being treated.
19-month-old Harry Tidy was admitted to Alder Hey for treatment on a serious spinal condition.
South Cheshire Chamber members have been briefed on plans to drive forward
prosperity with multi-million pound package of road improvements.
Members attended a Chamber Local & Economic Update event at Reaseheath College.
A new Rotary group has celebrated receiving its official Charter status after a year of fundraising and volunteering in South Cheshire.
Rotary Club of Bentley Cheshire members turned out in force to a champagne reception and presentation ceremony staged at the car firm’s showroom in Crewe.
General knowledge buffs flocked to Nantwich to take part in a British-themed quiz raising cash for hospice care.
The event, organised by insolvency specialists BCR in Nantwich, drew a crowd of local accountants, bankers, lawyers and financial advisors to Residence Restaurant on Mill Street.
Unemployed people in Crewe and Nantwich can retrain and work in the beauty industry under a free Cheshire East initiative.
The authority is bringing in training company Vita, set up in 2014 to run personal training and nail technology courses.
A South Cheshire Miller has retired after more than 50 years working for one of the oldest companies in the country.
Friends, family and colleagues turned out in force to Paul Mellor’s retirement party at Crewe Hall after working at historic milling business, Mornflake, since 1966.
Nantwich bakery business Chatwins has sliced through the competition to become the country’s champion for white bread.
Chatwins fended off competition from 150 bakers to win top honours in the white bread category at the ‘Best British Loaf’ contest at the Birmingham NEC.
A Nantwich solicitor is retiring after more than five decades at the same business.
Hibberts Solicitors have said farewell to long-standing consultant David Young, who began with the firm 50 years ago.
A mother-of-three from Wybunbury has gained national recognition for her hand-crafted journals designed to capture life’s special memories.
Emily Carter struck on the idea while planning her wedding in 2012.
A Nantwich law firm is celebrating victory in a complex legal battle over land required for high speed rail.
Beswicks Legal, together with Hinson Parry and Company Chartered Surveyors in Stone, won the first Lands Tribunal case against HS2 and the Secretary of State for Transport.
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