Cheshire College celebrates students at Freemen and Guilds Awards

Summarised from Chester Standard's report · Updated 5 Nov, 22:34 · Archive

Cheshire College – South & West students have been recognised at the annual Freemen and Guilds Awards.

The annual Freemen and Guilds Awards have recognised achievements of Cheshire College – South & West students across construction, motor vehicle, hospitality, creative arts and applied science. The ceremony was held at the College's Ellesmere Port Campus.

The partnership between the College and the Freemen and Guilds of the City of Chester spans 58 years. The Freemen and Guilds, established in the 12th century, originally supported local trades and apprentices. Today the awards continue this tradition by celebrating emerging talent in skilled trades.

Helen Nellist, deputy principal and deputy CEO of Cheshire College – South & West and Macclesfield College, said: 'Skilled craftsmanship continues to play an important role across many industries, and we are proud to see our students developing the expertise and passion needed to carry these skills forward.'

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In this story: Cheshire College – South & West · Freemen and Guilds of the City of Chester · Ellesmere Port · Helen Nellist

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