A new Veterans Hub has officially opened in Nantwich, with its founders saying the space is designed to offer practical, ongoing support for ex-service personnel across the North West.

The project, based at Princes Court near B&M Home Store in Nantwich, has been fully funded by Motion Focus Media and its director, who says the aim is to create a long-term community resource rather than a short-term initiative.

This hub will offer a range of services including CV writing support, business mentoring, counselling access, training courses, and use of a free podcast studio.

It will also operate as a drop-in space where veterans can meet socially over a drink and connect with others.

The Nantwich Veterans Hub is inviting veterans to use the facilities or get involved by contacting [email protected] (Photo: Ricky Thrower).

A spokesperson behind the project said:. "This isn't about ticking boxes. It's about creating real support, real opportunities, and making sure veterans have somewhere they can turn to when they need it."

Thanks were also given to Armed Forces Community HQ for its support during the setup, alongside Economy Carpets, which donated flooring for the space.

The Nantwich hub is now open and inviting veterans to use the facilities or get involved by contacting [email protected].

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Organisers say the long-term goal is to build a stable base for veterans who may need help with employment, wellbeing, or rebuilding confidence after service.

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