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Nantwich fragrance firm Fabulosa has been awarded ‘International Company of the Year’ (£20-£40 million turnover category) at the Insider North West International Trade Awards.
It marks the end of two years of growth for the business in the UK, which has seen it forge an ambitious export strategy.
Nantwich accessibility firm Direct Access has won International Trader of the Year at the prestigious South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce Awards.
The award comes as the business, run by Steven Mifsud, celebrates a successful first year in the United Arab Emirates and opening of the company’s first offices in Dubai.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich is to host an England Amputees international match on September 1.
England Amputees will play Ghana on Saturday and are trying to raise awareness of the sport.
Nantwich-based firm Car Transplants Limited has achieved international recognition.
The vehicle salvage company, based on the A51 in Hurleston, has been awarded the new International Environmental Management Standard.
Staff from South Cheshire College were honoured after winning Exporter of the Year in the South Cheshire Chamber Business Awards 2016.
The college’s international department scooped the prize at the 20th annual Business Awards ceremony held at Crewe Hall.
By James Briscoe Nantwich Town boss Danny Johnson has swooped to sign former Crewe Alexandra forward and Northern Ireland international Steve Jones. Jones, 37, gained 29 international caps and also served Burnley and Walsall after stepping up to League football from Leigh RMI.
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