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Company Telephone Contact Company Telephone Contact Aaron and Partners LLP 01244 405555 Abbey Gate Prep School 01244 319649 Alcontrol Laboratories 01244 528700 Alfrescos café 01244 346369 Altimex Electronics & Optics 01829 741262 Davinder Lotay Andrew Collinge Hairdressers 01244 318818 Ash Grove Farm Nursery 01244 680707 Ashton Hayes Primary School 01244 981418 Aviagen Turkeys 01829 772020 Aviation Park Group 01244 536853 B & K Electricals 01244 336161 Barrow C.P Primary School 0151 981313 Benison Day Nursery 01244 676199 Bill Smiths Motors 01244 323845 Blue Planet Aquarium 0151 3578804 Boughton Heath Academy Primary School 01244 981010 Brabners Solicitors 0151 600 3000 C.E.P.D - Sports Coaching 01244 301835 Judith Gilmour Callcredit Information Group 0113 862 6461 Cam Management Solutions Ltd 0161 661 4445 Capenhurst Nuclear Services Ltd 0151 3473169 Capricorn Animal Rescue 01244 547938 Castree Engineering 01244 478800 Cheshire & Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust 01244 393130 Cheshire Classic Cars 01244 529500 Cheshire Military Museum 01244 327617 Chester Model Centre 01244 400930 CHLOBO Group Ltd 01244 470487 Christleton Pre-School 07796 178807 Christleton Primary School 01244 981189 Mr O Mitchell Comvergent Ltd 01244 663545 Corbetts Malpas Ltd 01948 820840 Countess of Chester Hospital 01244 366240 Country House Wedding Venues 01244 571208 Cullimore Dutton Solicitors Ltd 01244 356789 CWAC Brio Leisure 01244 567256 Denton & Hyde 01244 345090 DesignCoUK Ltd 01606 882935 Digitonomy 01244 888880 Eclipse Marketing Agency 01244 347545 Edge Architects Ltd 0151 236 8681 Elton Primary School 01244 981170 Ernst & Young LLP 07738 510760 Essar Oil UK Ltd 0151 350 4934 Everton Football Club 0151 4487675 Extreme Adventure 01270 524075 Faktory Studios 07780 604555 Fields Physio 01244 671948 Flintshire Flying School 01244 531723 Francis Garner Architects 0151 707 0191 French Connection 01244 313130 Grosvenor Estates 01244 684411 GT Science & Software Ltd 01244 336634 Heating Specialist Cylinders Ltd 01244 559010 Helsby Hillside Primary School 01928 722991 Hill Dickinson LLP 0151 600 8000 Hoole Bridge Building Supplies Ltd 01244 350820 Horn's Mill Primary School 01244 981050 Huntington Under 5s Preschool 07503 779834 IDM Engineering (Chester) Ltd 0151 3554490 INNOSPEC 0151 356 6247 International Union of Crystallography 01244 342878 Jane Lewis Healthcare 01244 404080 John Woods Motorcare 01244 851371 Johnson Building Contractors 01244 314759 Joliffe & Co LLP 01244 310022 Jonathan Bryan Opticians 01244 347747 KMA Motors 01244 335411 Land Girls of Chester 07853 192319 Langdale Chase Hotel 01539 432201 Leonard Brothers Veterinary Centre 01948 662424 Linenhall Chambers 01244 348282 Liverpool John Moores University 0151 904 1174 Liverpool Wake Park 0151 230 8247 Liverpool Women's NHS Trust 0151 702 4349 LLB Consulting ltd 01244 335560 Mac Hair 01244 335902 Marketing Cheshire 01244 405626 Marks & Spencer 0151 472 1200 Meadow Lea Farm Cafe 01244 300335 Mitchell Group 0151 347 5658 Mowgraine Cattery 07712 617881 Mrs Roy's Pre-School Nursery 07922 137207 Naomi Chantelle Hair 01244 343455 National Trust - Chirk Castle 01691 776335 Oldfield Pre-School 01244 317056 Oldfield Primary School 01244 981772 Mr A Brown Overleigh St Mary's Primary School 01244 981700 Prescott Hall Sales & Letting 01244 349012 Prodo Digital 0844 8717272 Prophysio Ltd 01244 325055 Queens Road Shop Newsagents 01244 400149 R S K Group PLC 01928 726006 Ramboll UK Ltd 01244 311855 Raytheon UK 01244 521414 Ridge Hill Kennels & Cattery 01829 732210 S R Football Development Ltd 07912 936150 Steve Reddy Saughall Service Station 01244 881625 Scottish & Southern Energy PLC 0151 479 5872 Sentinel Performance Solutions Ltd 01928 704330 Shaw Trust Palmer Gardens 01225 760346 Smile Hair Salon 01244 342339 St Catherine's Surgery 0151 643 6700 St Oswald's C.E Primary School 01244 981040 St Werburgh's & St Columba's Primary school 01244 981228 Staingard Ltd 01244 888658 Suave Male Grooming 01244 319700 Swettenham Chemist Ltd 01244 32725 Tarvin Primary School 01829 740399 Tattenhall/Conway Residential Centre 01829 770223 The Bluebell Café 01829 742633 The Chester Grosvenor Hotel 01244 324024 The Coffee Mill 01244 312541 The Firs Veterinary Surgery 01829 751500 The Flava People 0161 9453579 The Ice Cream Farm 07967 808257 Topshop 0151 7091660 Vivo Care Choices 01244 974633 Waitrose 01244 342900 Walgreens Boots Alliance (Boots UK) 01244 328421 Waverton Primary school 01244 981060 Mr S Talbot Woodgroup Intetech Ltd 01244 336386.
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