Iconic South Cheshire firm Mornflake is sending out its iconic vintage van to help spread the word about oats as part of a healthy diet.
The Crewe-based company’s replica Asquith van, dubbed Oatis, will travel to shows and events across the UK so visitors can try products made from Cheshire-milled oats.
A South Cheshire Miller has retired after more than 50 years working for one of the oldest companies in the country.
Friends, family and colleagues turned out in force to Paul Mellor’s retirement party at Crewe Hall after working at historic milling business, Mornflake, since 1966.
Mornflake is celebrating its 10th year as a major sponsor and exhibitor at the crowd-pulling Nantwich Food Festival.
The Crewe-based breakfast company will have a high profile at the event September 1-3, when it unveils the Mornflake Food Hall on the Bowling Green car-park.
South Cheshire firm Mornflake has thrown its weight behind one of the country’s biggest programmes of triathlon events.
The breakfast foods giant is backing UK Triathlon in its bid to get people of all abilities running, cycling and swimming to medal glory.
South Cheshire firm Mornflake is supporting Change4Life in a bid to slash the amount of sugar consumed by the region’s schoolchildren.
The company, founded in 1675 and known worldwide for its oat-based breakfasts, backed the initiative after it launched a new sugar-free granola.
South Cheshire breakfast firm Mornflake will be staging a Gourmet Food Hall at the Nantwich Food Festival next month.
The firm, one of the main sponsors of the food extravaganza on September 2-4, will be setting up on the Bowling Green car park for the three-day event.
More than 120 Nantwich Show volunteers enjoyed a celebration evening to mark the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service – the MBE for volunteers.
David Briggs, Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire, presented the crystal trophy, official letter and certificate from the Queen at a cheese and wine evening organised by the Show directors.
South Cheshire firms Mornflake and The County Group have been hailed by Nantwich Show organisers for helping to fund the major annual event.
They are two key businesses which have thrown their sponsorship weight behind the show, taking place at Dorfold Park on July 27.
Mornflake has helped The Alex Soccer Centre in Shavington kick off a major appeal to repair its leaky roof.
The breakfast foods company in Crewe is the first to get behind a fundraising drive at soccer centre, which needs £28,000 to stop rain pouring into its changing rooms.
South Cheshire business Mornflake teamed up with Cholmondeley Castle near Nantwich to earn medal success at RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Their “Temple Garden” exhibit won a Silver-Gilt Medal for a stunning garden admired by judges and Royalty.
The countdown to the Nantwich Food Festival is on, with organisers expecting more than 40,000 visitors for the three-day event next month.
The town will be flooded with flavours and aromas from around the world during the festival, from September 4-6.
The weather held fine, thousands flocked in, and organisers had broad smiles as Nantwich Show once again proved a massive success.
By the end, the show ground at Dorfold Park was bathed much longed-for warm sunshine, and families young and old went home happy.
Nantwich’s eagerly-awaited Food and Drink Festival will boost the town’s economy by £2 million, say organisers.
They say the event, over the first weekend in September, promises to be bigger and better with more attractions, late night opening and larger marquees housing delicacies from across the globe.
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