In the ever-evolving world of fitness, sandbags have emerged as a versatile and effective training tool.
Their unique design and functionality make them an excellent addition to any workout regimen.
Nantwich dog training team Nose to Trail is helping a local charity to train long-stay rescue dogs who are struggling to find new homes.
The team, led by clinical animal behaviourist Rachel Rodgers, provided a day of pro-bono training to rescue charity Pawprints to Freedom.
Employee safety is a priority for many companies, but some businesses may overlook the tangible benefits of structured safety training.
Investing in comprehensive employee safety programs helps avoid accidents and contributes to a more productive, engaged, and legally compliant workforce.
The University Centre Reaseheath in Nantwich has forged a new path in veterinary training.
It has become the first institution to develop a new exam on the use of a cutting-edge device that improves pet safety during anaesthesia.
If you’re looking to set your dental practice apart, orthodontic training offers an excellent opportunity to broaden your expertise and improve your patients’ outcomes.
There is a growing demand for orthodontic care throughout the UK.
A Nantwich dad is in a gruelling training regime to try and complete four marathons in 24 hours in aid of Cancer Research.
Paul Dean, a teaching assistant, has previously raised thousands of pounds for charities by running 10 marathons in 10 days and a 24-hour running challenge.
A Nantwich-based boxer has been helping World Champion Tyson Fury prepare for his clash with Oleksandr Usyk.
Ricky Gorman is Fury’s cousin and has been training with him at the WBC heavyweight champion’s gym near Morecambe.
Nantwich dog training and behaviour specialist Rachel Rodgers has won a Business Awards UK honour for her business Nose to Trail.
And Rachel beat social media “dog trainers” South End in the category of “Outstanding Animal Behaviourist”.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich and Alstom have celebrated a successful apprenticeship programme during National Apprenticeship Week.
Senior managers from leading rail engineering firm Alstom joined training providers at Reaseheath to mark the success of the company’s apprenticeship programme.
A driver training specialist has won a multi-million pound Government contract to deliver training in Nantwich for potential lorry drivers across the Midlands and North West.
The two-year contract means Dulson Training will be offering free HGV and ADR training for individuals or 90% subsidised training for SME employers looking to upskill their staff.
The boss of a Nantwich finance company aims to tackled a trek across part of the Arctic in aid of a children’s charity.
Phil Gray, Watts Commercial Finance managing director, is taking on the challenge for Joshua Tree Children’s Cancer Charity.
A new state-of-the-art training hospital ward has opened at Cheshire College’s Crewe campus.
It has been designed and built for learners to gain experience in a real life medical setting.
Therapists at one of Nantwich’s busiest beauty salons have passed a First Aid course with flying colours.
Team members at Madison Spa on Hospital Street undertook training in the use of defibrillators and applying CPR and abdominal thrust techniques in the event of an emergency in the salon.
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