FEATURE: How to maintain business growth during recession
Unfortunately, a recession has long been expected in the UK.
This is largely due to the economic impacts of Covid-19 among other global factors, such as the conflict in Ukraine.
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Nantwich church railway raises thousands for children’s charities
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Methodist Church is full steam ahead with its fundraising thanks to weekly miniature railway events.
And it’s now clocked up more than £15,000 for charity in a decade of staging the live steam train journeys at its Hospital Street base.
South Cheshire Chamber salutes its business stars of 2022
Triumph in the face of adversity was the star of the show as South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce celebrated business talent at its 25th Anniversary Business Awards.
The ceremony at Reaseheath College in Nantwich hailed business ability to overcome challenge and succeed through creativity and goodwill before a sell-out audience of local companies and charities.
ROUND-UP: Latest from Crewe Regional Sunday League
Willaston White Star started the morning in second place in the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division, but were comprehensively beaten 0-7 by NHB.
They were 0-3 ahead after 30 minutes. Frank Farrington and Matty Ashbrook both scored two, with the other goals coming from Jimmy Studley, Dan Ball and Aaron Hewitt.
Belong Crewe appoints head of dementia and care quality
Dementia care provider Belong Crewe has named Caroline Baker as head of dementia and care quality.
It’s a new role aim at driving the not-for-profit organisation’s dementia strategy and advancing its track record for quality at the Brookhouse Drive care village.
FEATURE: Four data-handling tips for small businesses
In the modern business landscape, handling data is unavoidable.
Regardless of your business’ size, you will need to use data in some capacity if you want to thrive.
Injury-time winner earns Nantwich Town win over Radcliffe
Troy Bourne’s dramatic injury-time winner earned Nantwich Town three valuable points near the foot of the Northern Premier League.
It was a deserved victory for the Dabbers away at Radcliffe Borough which lifts them out of the relegation zone.
Acton concert raises thousands for Royal British Legion
By Jonathan White
A “The Proms Acton” fund-raising concert at St Mary’s Church in Acton has helped raise thousands of pounds for Royal British Legion.
The outside of the church was bedecked with wood and crocheted poppies and poppy garlands.
Students graduate at University Centre Reaseheath in Nantwich
More than 250 graduands who completed degrees at University Centre Reaseheath in Nantwich joined peers from the University of Chester for a spectacular graduation ceremony held in Chester’s historic cathedral.
The graduands were awarded degrees in agricultural science, animal management, canine clinical behaviour, equine science, zoo management, wildlife conservation and ecology, landscape architecture, adventure sports and coaching, rural events management, dairy technology and food science.
READER’S LETTER: Crewe is ‘Blocked Drains Capital’ of Cheshire East
Dear Editor,
On average there is a report of a flood or a blocked gullie in Crewe every working day.
Because of that, Crewe has more road and footpath flooding than anywhere else in Cheshire East.
Thousands enjoy Nantwich Christmas lights switch on
By Jonathan White
Thousands of people packed into Nantwich town centre for the traditional Nantwich Christmas lights switch on.
The event in the town square last night (November 18) was organised by Nantwich Town Council.
Nantwich families sign up for Cheshire East litter-pick campaign
More people in Nantwich than anywhere else in Cheshire East have registered to take part in a new “pick up litter and get fit” scheme.
The Cheshire East Council initiative encourages people to get active, spend time outdoors and help to keep local neighbourhoods litter free.
Cheshire East Council paying too much on school transport, says report
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council is paying £3,000 more per pupil than most equivalent councils to transport some children to school each year.
This includes paying on average £71 for a 10-mile taxi journey or £118 for a 20-mile journey – way above the expected £21 or £41 costs respectively.
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