South Cheshire firm Health Shield scoops two top awards
South Cheshire firm Health Shield has landed two top awards – and celebrated a milestone in membership.
The Crewe-based health cash plan provider has notched up its 200,000th member
South Cheshire firm Health Shield has landed two top awards – and celebrated a milestone in membership.
The Crewe-based health cash plan provider has notched up its 200,000th member
Disabled Iain Fryatt has stunned experts by climbing the highest free-standing mountain in the world – in a wheelchair made in Nantwich!
Iain achieved a world first by reaching Uhuru Peak on Mt Kilimanjaro, a height of 5,895 metres, using the all-terrain Mountain Trike designed and built on Wybunbury Road in Walgherton.
Nantwich auctioneer Robert Stones is to take over the hammer at renowned North Staffordshire fine art agents Louis Taylor Ltd.
Mr Stones, owner of Peter Wilson auctioneers in Nantwich, has acquired the rights to trade as Louis Taylor Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd with immediate effect.
A South Cheshire car service company is running a competition to find the best “tyre test selfie”!
And Crewe Tyre & Exhaust are offering a chance to win £300 worth of car tyres for the best selfie sent in.
A Nantwich firm has launched a new app – aimed at boosting the confidence of local employees.
Pitman Training Crewe and Nantwich is running a social media campaign to debut the new “My Career Selfie” free app.
Crewe & Nantwich radio station The Cat has been offered a new home at South Cheshire College.
The station, preparing to launch on FM in 2015, will take up residence in the college’s media department before Christmas.
Nantwich businesses are being urged to enter the South Cheshire Chamber Business Awards 2014.
Entries are already rolling in as the South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce prepares to stage its 18th Annual Business Awards.
A campaign to help fund the movie version of fantasy series The Minister of Chance, set in Cheshire, is underway.
The campaign will run on Kickstarter until October 31 to finance the movie by offering rewards to business donors in return for funding.
A Nantwich training company has scooped a gong at the Cheshire Business Awards.
Training Bytesize Ltd, based on Hospital Street, picked up the certificate at the awards at Chester Cathedral on Friday (October 3).
The Nantwich boss of a digital media company is offering local firms a chance to win free marketing workshops.
Fiona Ridgway, who runs R1 Digital Media, is offering five companies the chance to have a workshop with their design and technical team.
Crewe looks to be winning the race to secure a second phase of the HS2 rail line, despite a specialist college linked to the project going to Birmingham.
Reports suggest chairman of HS2 Sir David Higgins is set to announce that the second phase linking to the North West should run through South Cheshire rather than Stoke-on-Trent.
The Phones 4U store in Nantwich is to re-open again this week as an EE store.
The shop, on Pepper Street, was among hundreds to close when the company went into administration earlier this month.
An award-winning Nantwich caterer is set to unveil her new cafe.
Helen Gregory will be serving up treats at her new Tastebud Cafe in the grade II listed Stapeley House, on London Road.
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