Nantwich firm Everything Genetic secures £5million funding
Bosses at Nantwich healthcare company Everything Genetic say they are pushing forward with ambitious growth targets after it secured a £5m funding facility from Tradeplus24.
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Omicron grant funding opportunity for Cheshire East businesses
Cheshire East Council is reminding businesses to come forward and take advantage of the recently opened Omicron Hospitality and Leisure Grant scheme.
Reaseheath awarded IoT funding to expand technical training
Reaseheath College in Nantwich is among winners in the latest round of government investment to boost higher level technical skills and innovation.
Newly formed Institutes of Technology (IoTs) are collaborations of specialist colleges, universities and employers who work together to reform and deliver higher levels of technical education and skills required by progressive, modern businesses.
The CAT 107.9FM wins support from National Lottery
Crewe and Nantwich community radio The Cat 107.9FM has received funding from the National Lottery Community Fund.
The funding will go towards continuing operations and the purchase of necessary equipment for the Cat’s “Out and About” community team following on from becoming media partners with Nantwich Town FC.
Nantwich manufacturer helps Made Smarter reach major milestone
A Nantwich manufacturer has helped Made Smarter’s trailblazing technology adoption programme in the North West achieve a major milestone.
New bereavement service in Nantwich earns lottery funding
Volunteers running the new Insights Listening Bereavement Service in Nantwich are celebrating after receiving funding from the National Lottery.
The £2,500 funds will support its work with people over 18 who are suffering loss, grief, and bereavement.
CEC launches business recovery and growth programme
Cheshire East Council is encouraging SME businesses in the borough to access a FREE recovery and growth programme – which includes support to help them apply for grant funding.
Cheshire East given £2.2m for vulnerable families in winter
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Cheshire East Council has been allocated £2.2m of government funding to help provide food and essentials for vulnerable households over winter.
The household support fund runs from October 6 to March 31, 2022.
Leighton Hospital unveils £663 million redevelopment plans
Ambitious plans for the £663 million redevelopment of Leighton Hospital have moved a step closer today.
A bid for funding has now been formally submitted to the Department of Health and Social Care.
CEC welcomes £647k grant to adhere to new Domestic Abuse Act
Cheshire East Council and its partners have been awarded a grant of £647,000 to support the new Domestic Abuse Act which was signed into law in April.
The new act means councils must ensure victims and their children can access life-saving support in safe accommodation.
Cheshire MPs push for Leighton Hospital funding from Government
Cheshire MPs are urging the Government to select Leighton Hospital as one of eight in the country to benefit from a multi-billion pound building programme.
Crewe and Nantwich MP Dr Kieran Mullan, Eddisbury MP Edward Timpson, and Congleton MP Fiona Bruce say they have written a joint letter to new Health Secretary Sajid Javid.
Wishing Well charity which helps Nantwich vulnerable receives funding boost
A charity that offers health and wellbeing support in Nantwich and the wider areas has received a funding boost.
The Wishing Well has been gifted £1,891 from housebuilder Redrow to support online education services.
Community groups in South Cheshire to apply for HS2 grants
More than 20 community groups and charities in South Cheshire are preparing to apply for grants as part of the HS2 programme.
They met with Crewe and Nantwich MP Dr Kieran Mullan to discuss the grants being made available to voluntary and community sectors.
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