Nantwich Show organisers have signed a 10-year contract to stage the event at Reaseheath College, securing its future for at least another decade.
Town councillors heard how this year’s show had been a huge success, with almost 10,000 people through the gates
Nantwich firm The Cheshire Cheese Company has been awarded a Great Taste award – for one of its biscuit products!
It scooped the honour for its tasty “Black Bob Extra Mature Cheddar Cheese Biscuits”.
Nantwich firm Joseph Heler has acquired Macclesfield-based Cheshire Cheese Company from Simon Spurrell – who Boris Johnson labelled “that annoying cheese man”.
Mr Spurrell said he sold his business in a bid to succeed in the EU despite Brexit halting his plans after endless paper and extra costs.
Nantwich cheese firm Joseph Heler are providing a local jobs boost as they look to recruit 60 new employees.
They are recruiting for 60 roles at their Hatherton headquarters in the run up to the Christmas peak.
People always say that we British have our own particular way of doing things.
For example, most of the rest of the world can’t understand why we drive on the left-hand side of the road or how the national game of cricket can last for five days and still end in a draw.
Nantwich Show and the International Cheese & Dairy Awards set to be held in July have been cancelled.
Organisers of the Dorfold Showground event and largest cheese show in the world released a statement today confirming the cancellation due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A cheese firm near Nantwich has secured a £400,000 grant towards its £1.5 million expansion plan to create new jobs.
JS Bailey Cheese, based in Calveley, says the project will help create 15 new jobs and build new production facilities.
Two Cheshire cheesemakers will feature at Nantwich Museum during the Nantwich Food Festival.
Traditional Grocer Godfrey C. Williams & Son and award-winning Cheesemakers Belton Farm will give a practical demonstration on the art of cheesemaking and a brief history of Cheshire Cheese.
Nantwich Town Council is to be the main sponsor of the International Cheese Awards Marquee at this year’s Nantwich Show.
Councillors voted unanimously to back a five-year sponsorship deal which they believe will provide major benefits to the town.
Reaseheath College celebrated a number of awards at Nantwich Show – and brought a bit of romance to the event too!
The college’s stand was judged the best professional trade stand at the Show on Dorfold Park, ahead of scores of others.
Nantwich cheese company F.J Need (Foods) has been acquired by Ornua, Ireland’s largest exporter of dairy products.
Established over 40 years ago, the family-run firm in Worleston includes a cheese cutting, grating and slicing facility, two cheese brands and a distribution fleet.
The International Cheese Awards at Nantwich proved another massive success and the largest of its kind in the world.
More than 200 judges spent their time judging an astonishing total of 5,000 entries from across the globe.
The world’s largest marquee will house a record-breaking number of entries at the International Cheese Awards in Nantwich.
Organisers say they expect to beat last year’s record-breaking total of 4,615 entries from 274 different exhibitors and 31 countries.
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