A retired Nantwich firefighter has been recognised for his dedicated service to the local community.
Phil Wilkinson, 70, has been awarded a British Empire Medal (BEM) in the 2025 New Years’ Honours List.
When Betty Chesters first joined Cheshire Police as a cleaner, Harold Wilson was Prime Minister and man still hadn’t landed on the moon!
Now, 55 years later, the 83-year-old has taken well-earned retirement after working at Nantwich Police Station since 1967.
Sue Goodwin, owner of the Tea Chest Café in Nantwich Market, has hung up her apron for the last time.
Sue has been running the café for more than 12 years.
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.
One of Richmond Nantwich’s longest serving members of staff has retired after working for the retirement village and care home since it opened 18 years ago.
Receptionist Barbara Fleet started when the village was first built on St Joseph’s Way and has seen many changes over the years.
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