In this issue:
- Northwich BID receives 'Outstanding Community Partner Award'
- High Sheriff's Awards for Enterprise 19/20 are now open
- Details confirmed for Northwich's Skating Rink
- Real5 Networking set to launch in Northwich
- Firework displays in the Northwich area
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Northwich BID receives 'Outstanding Community Partner Award'
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The Northwich BID has been recognised by the Cheshire Down’s Syndrome Support Group (CDSSG) after being named their ‘Outstanding Community Partner’ of the year at the organisation’s annual AGM and awards ceremony.
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Lucy Liddiard, Chief Operating Officer at CDSSG, has explained why the Northwich BID received the award.
“Northwich BID won the Outstanding Community Partner Award for their work with us to promote Makaton in Northwich and help make the town become the first Makaton friendly one in the North West.
“They really helped us raise awareness of the initiative and made sure that the news was spread far and wide in the town and even further afield to help it have the biggest impact possible.”
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Northwich BID Manager Jane Hough attended the ceremony and spoke of her pride at the BID receiving the award. She also praised CDSSG for the incredible work that they do on a daily basis.
“The awards were a brilliant opportunity to hear about all of the amazing work that CDSSG delivers for the community – there are so many selfless and determined individuals out there who are focused on improving the lives of people with Down’s syndrome and their families.”
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High Sheriff's Awards for Enterprise 19/20 are now open
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The High Sheriff’s Awards for Enterprise 2019/20, Cheshire’s most prestigious business awards, are now open for entries.
The Awards offer thousands of pounds worth of prizes, as well as access to a network of support across Cheshire and a promotional opportunity for local businesses. It gives businesses a chance to shine and be recognised for their hard work and success.
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The winners will be announced at a presentation evening on 26th March 2020 at Chester Racecourse. Guests will include business leaders, sponsors, judges and the finalists.
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Tickets Details confirmed for Northwich's Skating Rink
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For the first time ever, Northwich will have its very own Skating Rink in the lead up to the festive season, coinciding with the Northwich Christmas Extravaganza 2019.
Located in Barons Quay opposite H&M, the rink will be open from 2:00pm-9:00pm on Friday 22nd November and 12:00pm-7:00pm on both Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th November.
This year’s rink provides a realistic alternative to real ice.
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The Rink’s manufacturer states: “In a world where energy efficiency and global warming have become a real concern our product is energy conscious and environmentally friendly.
“With Super-Glide you get a true real alternative to wet ice but with none of the damage to the atmosphere associated with global warming.”
Skating will be in timed sessions and each ticket entitles the user to 30 minutes skate time. There will be a 15 minute changeover time.
Please note that all tickets must be paid for at the Northwich Town Council offices or at Barons Quay on the day. There will not be any online payments available.
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Real5 Networking set to launch in Northwich
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Business networking brand, real5 Networking, is set to open in Northwich with their official launch taking place at Barons Quay Social on 7th November.
Their aim is to attract local entrepreneurs and business leaders who would benefit from these events with their innovative collaborative approach.
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Managing Director of Mosaic Digital Media, Richard Wilding, will be leading the new Northwich group.
Andrew Hibbert, Founder & Managing Director of real5 Networking said: “We are absolutely thrilled to be bringing real5 Networking to Northwich.
“The town is thriving with fantastic businesses and we aim to play a key role in bringing these business leaders together in order to not only help them grow but also collaborate on key initiatives that they can all benefit from.”
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Firework displays in the Northwich area
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Bonfire Night is fast approaching! Anderton Boat Lift Firework Spectacular lit up the River Weaver last weekend and kick-started the bonfire night celebrations. Here’s our guide to some of the best displays tasking place in the Northwich area this weekend.
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Northwich FireFest will once again be taking place at Verdin Park on Saturday 2nd November. Organised by Northwich Rotary Club and Northwich Roundtable, the event is set to be even bigger and better than ever! The Great Bonfire will be lit at 6:30pm before the fireworks launch at 7:15pm.
Blakemere’s 4th year of fireworks take place on Saturday 2nd November to celebrate 25 years of Blakemere Village. Ignite Pyrotechnics will oversee a unique display to light up the Cheshire night sky. An exciting laser show is also included in the ticket price.
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The Antrobus Arms hosts a family-friendly event on Sunday 3rd November.
Fireworks start at 6pm, entry is free and there’s lots going on! Tatton Brewery will have an outside bar, there will be a children’s funfair and hot food will be served by the pub’s chefs.
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Leftwich Community Primary School will be holding a family firework display on Tuesday 5th November.
The event starts at 7:00pm and the best thing is that it takes place on Bonfire Night itself!
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Please can you make sure that this E-Bulletin is forwarded on to all your members of staff, we'd like as many people as possible to learn about the great events, initiatives and businesses that are in our fantastic town.
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