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Joanna Scott-Aspray discusses the tendency to blame external factors when things go wrong, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection. Instead of asking “who is to blame?”, we should consider our role in situations. Success stems from effort, preparation, and consistent engagement, underscoring that personal accountability drives growth.
Hey there! Nominations are open for the Crème de la Crème Cheshire Business Awards, happening November 14th at Carden Park. These awards celebrate not just business success, but the heart and hustle behind the scenes. If you know someone deserving, now’s the time to give them a shout-out!
A new business and lifestyle publication has officially launched across Cheshire, shining a spotlight on…
As conversations around sustainability and purpose continue to shape how we work, events like Good…
Joanna Scott-Aspray, CEO of The Cheshire Club, emphasizes the significance of selecting the right environments for business growth. High-quality spaces foster ambitious thinking, elevate standards, and create valuable connections. Surrounding oneself with driven individuals enhances visibility and opportunities, ultimately leading to sustainable growth and success in business.
The Cheshire Club is launching its Pink Edition Signature Blends Gin in March, coinciding with International Women’s Day. The gin, crafted in Cheshire with natural ingredients, emphasizes storytelling and connection. Founder Joanna Scott-Aspray hosts a celebratory afternoon tea on March 4, featuring special guests and promoting empowerment among local women.
Nicola Sands, co-founder of Applehead Media, received the Person With A Mission award at the She Inspires Awards 2025 for her impactful storytelling and social change initiatives. Recognized for her resilient career transformation, she leads projects that drive awareness, notably creating a film addressing road worker abuse, which resulted in significant recognition.
Caroline Clegg, a Manchester-born opera director and founder of Feelgood Theatre Productions, received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the She Inspires Awards for over 30 years of contributions to grassroots theatre and opera. She emphasized the power of storytelling and the importance of making the arts accessible to all, inspired by her mother and other pivotal women.
Over 200 business owners attended the Crème de la Crème Cheshire Business Awards 2025 at Cranage Hall, raising £5,438.78 for The Joshua Tree charity. Celebrating local achievements, Laura Wolfe won Female of the Year and Overall Excellence. The event highlighted Cheshire’s community spirit, creativity, and commitment to supporting families in need.
The Traitors captivates viewers with its blend of drama and psychology, exploring the nuances of truth and deception through a group living in a Scottish castle. As contestants navigate trust and betrayal, the show raises essential questions about the nature of lying, our moral choices, and the implications of deception in everyday life.
