South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce has put out a final call for entries in its 27th annual Business Awards.
The Chamber is preparing to unveil its business stars at an Oscars-style ceremony at Crewe Hall on November 8.
South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce is searching for the best people and businesses of 2024 ahead of a glittering awards ceremony at Crewe Hall.
The Chamber Business Awards, now in their 27th year, offer businesses a chance to gain major recognition at the event.
South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce has launched a series of masterclasses designed to help new businesses get off the ground and support others in their growth.
The Business Masterclasses, at Wychwood Park Hotel near Crewe, are free to all local businesses looking to develop skills and become more successful in 2024 and beyond.
South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce members have welcomed the Government’s green light today for HS2 to go ahead.
They hailed the Government’s backing for HS2 as a victory for key employers who have long supported the campaign.
Nantwich Town Council is helping to raise awareness of modern day slavery and the exploitation of vulnerable people.
The council has teamed up with South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce and Libre Solutions Ltd (not for profit company) as part of the initiative.
Bare Bones Marketing has been awarded “Small Business of the Year” at the South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce annual awards.
The firm was shortlisted as finalists for two awards – Excellence in Customer Service, and Small Business of the Year.
Bare Bones Marketing has been nominated for two South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce and Industry awards.
The company, run by Emma Dalzell, is in the running for Excellence in Customer Service and Small Business of the Year.
The hunt is on to find the next Alan Sugar in a business start-up competition in Crewe and Nantwich. The idea, backed by South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce, targets 18-25 years olds living in a 10-mile radius of Crewe or Nantwich.
South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce and Nantwich Town Council have joined forces in support of Small Business Saturday. The campaign is aimed at encouraging people to keep using their small local businesses and traders in Nantwich.
St Luke’s (Cheshire) Hospice wants local people to help shape its future. South Cheshire businessmen and women and health and social care professionals are invited to get involved.
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