Mornflake supports Festival of Transport

Festival of Transport, July 31st

ASET's Party in the Park featured an Abba tribute and the Transport Festival is set to draw thousands to the village

ASET expect more than 3000 visitors to descend helping to put the village on the map and set tills ringing in pubs and shops.

Chairman Andrew Smith said: "The event is free so we completely rely on sponsorship which makes the support from Mornflake so important to our community.

"It's been loyal not only to the Festival of Transport for 10 years but also Audlem Party in the Park. That took place earlier this month and was a big success.

"Events like these do so much for the village in terms of tourism. They bring residents together and support our economy.

"This year we can celebrate without restrictions and our Union flags will be flying high along with flags for Ukraine."

Mornflake

Mornflake, makers of the country's best-loved Mighty Oats, are well known for feeding the nation and families worldwide. It also nourishes cultural activities and an interest in the arts.

It has been a sponsor of Nantwich Food Festival, Nantwich Choral Society and Clonter Opera Theatre in Congleton for many years.

This summer it has also supported productions staged by the Hammond School of Performing Arts in Chester. Youngsters stepped out in Grease and Sound & Motion.

Managing director James Lea said: "Cheshire is our home where we live and employ local people so we like to help where we can, especially those organisations and art activities that support mental health by bringing people together.

"Events such as those in Audlem encourage community spirit and support the local economy.

"Sadly our famous orange lorries will be too busy delivering our products to take part in the parade but we shall be there in spirit as sponsors once again."

For more on Mornflake, family millers since 1675, click here.

For more on the festival visit the ASET website here.