Nantwich “community” heroes were honoured last night when the winners of the annual “Salt of the Earth” awards were unveiled.
In his final meeting before retiring as Mayor, Cllr Stuart Bostock presented some of the town’s unsung heroes with accolades.
Nantwich Town Mayor Cllr Stuart Bostock has launched this year’s council “Salt of the Earth” awards.
Nominations can now be sent in for this year’s awards which will take place on Thursday May 12 at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Nantwich residents have a chance to vote for people who make a real difference to the town in this year’s Nantwich Mayor “Salt of the Earth” awards.
Current Mayor Cllr David Marren is following in the footsteps of former Mayors in staging the awards to recognise and celebrate the achievements of individuals, groups and businesses.
Nantwich Town Council’s Mayor Cllr Penny Butterill hosted a civic reception to pay tribute to the winners of the annual Mayor’s Salt of the Earth Awards.
The awards, which have been running for four years, saw 11 local heroes honoured for their services to the community.
Nine winners of the Nantwich Mayor’s Salt Of The Earth Awards have been recognised at a ceremony.
Cllr Andrew Martin brought in the awards to recognise those who go the extra mile in their communities.
Nantwich is to stage the Salt of the Earth Awards for the third consecutive year.
Nantwich Mayor Cllr Andrew Martin is keen to run the awards again which were launched back in 2015 by former Mayor Christine Farrall.
Community heroes in Nantwich have been honoured at the Mayor’s Salt of the Earth awards.
Thousands of nominations were received by residents voting for people in a number of categories.
Nantwich Mayor Cllr Andrew Martin has launched the Salt of the Earth awards in the town, following on from last year’s success.
The awards aim to recognise and celebrate the achievements of individuals, groups and businesses that make a real difference to the Nantwich community.
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