Nantwich firm Boughey Distribution expands business team
Nantwich firm Boughey Distribution is expanding its team with a new business development manager.
Jason Ward has joined the Wardle-based company from Pall-Ex.
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Denise Courcoux is new Nantwich Museum manager
Denise Courcoux is the new manager of Nantwich Museum, providing temporary cover for Kate Dobson during maternity leave.
Denise recently graduated with merit in a Master of Arts in Art Gallery & Museum Studies from the University of Manchester.
Nantwich Town Ladies team appeals for more players
A new Nantwich Town Ladies football team has been launched as the Weaver Stadium outfit continues to expand.
Now club bosses are appealing for more players so they can compete in the Cheshire women`s and youth football league for 2015/16 season.
Nantwich Town chairman Jon Gold pays tribute to departing manager Danny Johnson
Nantwich Town chairman Jon Gold has paid tribute to departing manager Danny Johnson.
Johnson, in charge for two seasons, left the Weaver Stadium club last night after talks with the board.
Nantwich Town part with manager Danny Johnson
Nantwich Town has parted company with manager Danny Johnson.
News emerged from the Weaver Stadium club tonight (February 3).
Nantwich Town fan wins chance to be assistant manager!
By Richard Scott
Nantwich Town has a new assistant manager – for one game only!
Supporter Carl Thorpe will be in the dugout alongside manager Danny Johnson when the Dabbers face Tranmere in the Cheshire Cup.
Crewe & Nantwich Peugeot dealers appoint new manager
South Cheshire’s local Peugeot dealership has appointed a new service manager. Marc Holmes arrives at Gateway Peugeot in Crewe with over 23 years of experience.
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