Crewe Alexandra chiefs have paid tribute to long-standing supporters Mornflake after netting another year of sponsorship from its historic neighbour.
Gresty Road-based Mornflake, millers of ‘Mighty Oat’ breakfast cereals, has marked its 16th year as Railwaymen shirt sponsors, underlining its commitment to the South Cheshire community.
A Nantwich mum who has set up an awards scheme to celebrate the kindness of schoolchildren, has earned the backing of a major employer.
Sarah Gregory launched the Be Kind Awards to recognise acts of kindness carried out by children across the nation.
Clonter Opera has heaped praise on its long-term sponsors Mornflake as it raises the curtain on an exciting programme for 2021.
Support from the South Cheshire breakfast company helped the Swettenham Heath opera theatre secure a £100,000 Cultural Recovery Grant mitigating the huge loss of ticket revenue during the pandemic.
Children at a Nantwich school proved a runaway success when it came to fundraising for St Luke’s Cheshire Hospice.
More than 200 youngsters from St Anne’s Catholic Primary School donned red noses and reindeer antlers to launch 2019’s Rudolph Run fundraising campaign for the Winsford-based facility.
Church members in Wistaston have won support from a South Cheshire employer as they work to support people facing mental health challenges.
Harbour, part of New Life Community Church in Wistaston, is offering 12-week courses to develop skills, strategies and resilience.
Crewe Alexandra have netted another year of support from its historic neighbours Mornflake.
The manufacturers of ‘Mighty Oat’ breakfast cereals has marked its 15th year as Railwaymen shirt sponsors by underlining its commitment to the South Cheshire community.
Brewery bosses in Crewe are raising a glass to Mornflake after launching a new ale made with hearty oats.
Owners of Tom’s Tap micro-brewery turned to the historic Cheshire millers for a key ingredient in their newly-launched stout.
Breakfast company Mornflake has unveiled new branding at the Alex Soccer Centre in Shavington as it flies the flag for the Mighty Oat and its home in South Cheshire.
The firm has been a long-standing supporter of the facility where more than 4,000 children are coached in their football skills every week.
Thousands of people have packed in to Nantwich town centre over the last 24 hours to enjoy the annual Nantwich Food Festival.
The sun has certainly shone on the event’s organisers as the warm weather has produced bumper crowds for the popular three-day festival.
Organisers of the Nantwich Food Festival are gearing up for an influx of 40,000 visitors to the town.
The three-day festival, backed by local food manufacturer Mornflake, will features food and exhibitors from around the globe during the event August 31 to September 2.
More than 400 people gathered at Party Gras in Nantwich to celebrate the 30th birthday of St Luke’s Hospice.
The Party Gras charity ball at Dorfold Park was supported by major local businesses including Mornflake, Event Equipment, trCREATIVE, Roberts Bakery and Redrow supporting the event.
Nantwich was filled with the sound of children’s voices for a record-breaking Schoolsfest 2018.
Families flocked to the town centre to enjoy a packed programme of music, art, dance and drama involving more than 500 youngsters.
Nantwich schoolchildren are on song as they prepare for a massive celebration of music and art in the town’s annual Schoolsfest event.
And this year family-owned milling business Mornflake is throwing its weight behind the celebration which will involve more than 500 youngsters from schools across the town on July 7.
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