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WR Partners, a leading firm of Accountants, Business Advisers and Tax Specialists, is pleased to announce the launch of their corporate partnership with Bolesworth, a renowned historic estate in Cheshire.

The firm is excited to share that it has officially become the Official Accountancy Partner associated with Bolesworth – a series of focused business events in June 2024 will give WR Partners the chance to connect with local businesses, including Bolesworth’s business tenants, in order to build a strategic relationship with Bolesworth that promises enhanced financial support and expertise.

With a strong team of 200+ professionals WR Partners are keen to work collaboratively with local business owners and individuals to protect their wealth.

Bolesworth Estate, with its rich history and exceptional beauty, has long been a visitor destination in Cheshire, offering a wide range of events and attractions, including World Class equestrian competitions, live music and live motorsport events. The Estate also acts as an exclusive venue for corporate activations & private events, as well as large public events & family-focused festivals.

As the newly appointed Accountancy Partner, WR Partners is looking forward to assist with providing financial guidance and support to the estate.

“We are thrilled to deepen our relationship with Bolesworth Estate and take on the role of the official Accountancy Partner associated with the Estate and Bolesworth Events,” said Helen Spencer, Managing Partner of WR Partners. “Bolesworth Estate is not only a jewel in the Cheshire landscape but also a vital contributor to the local community and the broader region. We look forward to working closely with Bolesworth Estate’s team to help strengthen their financial offering and ensure long-term sustainability.”

“Bolesworth Estate has a legacy of excellence, and we believe that WR Partners, with their proven track record and commitment to our shared community, is the ideal partner to support our financial needs. We are excited about the possibilities this collaboration presents and the positive impact it will have on the local economy.”

Nina Barbour, MD and owner of Bolesworth said: “We are delighted to be working with the team from WR Partners and are happy that they have joined us as our official Accountancy Partner – associated with the Estate and the events that we run here at Bolesworth. We look forward to work with them to strengthen their presence in the North West.”

Pictured Left to Right: Fran Johnson (WR Audit Partner), Tom Downes (WR Rural Partner), Andy Paling (Bolesworth Finance Director), Paul Littler (WR Director of Business Development), Natalie Collins (Bolesworth Head of Commercial Development).

Armed with spades and mallets and wrapped up against the elements, members of TWiG (Tattenhall Wildlife Group) planted 700 trees over the weekend of the 25th and 26th of February on reclaimed farmland owned by the Bolesworth Estate.

Ably assisted by Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award students, the TWiG team planted Dogwood, Guelder Rose, Hawthorn, Holly, Hornbeam, Wild Cherry, Wych Elm, Oak and Silver Birch, all supplied free of charge by the Woodland Trust.

In memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the freshly-planted hectare has been named Memorial Wood. The area was returned to Bolesworth by one of the estate’s key dairy farming tenants Robin Langford, specifically for the tree planting.

The new area of woodland will bolster existing flood defences, support climate change and increase biodiversity within the Parish.

A public footpath winds through the land, making Memorial Wood accessible to residents of Tattenhall and the surrounding areas. Dogs on leads are welcome too.

Commenting on the community initiative, Nina Barbour Managing Director of Bolesworth said: “We welcome this opportunity to give back to the community and help to strengthen environmental measures. The woodland will look magnificent when the trees reach maturity, and forms part of a much wider sustainability strategy that we are currently putting in place Our thanks to Robin for returning the land, to the Woodland Trust for supplying the trees and, of course, TWiG for their invaluable community care.”