The Cycle Junction at Sandbach Transport Festival

Mike of The Cycle Junction with the display at Sandbach Transport Festival 2010.  Mike is normally to be found at his unit at Zan Industrial Park in Wheelock repairing and setting up cycles.  The Cycle Junction website can be found at http://www.thecyclejunction.com/

Overnight Snowfall at Zan Industrial Park

Snow on the morning of Sunday 21st February 2010 at Zan Industrial Park, Sandbach.

Zan Industrial Park in 1925

This is one of the earliest photographs in the Zan archives. It shows the mill building with the old window frames together with two boarded up windows, before the Zan Clock was installed. The hand powered petrol pump is dispensing Pratt's Petroleum. The mill chimney is still at full height, it was later lowered twice to its current size. The three chimneys to the right in the distance belong to one of the old Wheelock salt works alongside the Trent and Mersey Canal - the area is now known as the Salties.

Have you received an unexpected payment from ZAN in your bank account?

Unless you are a supplier or shareholder of Zan Limited you will not receive payment from Zan Limited by direct payment into your bank.

In the past solicitors, accountants and executors have found payments on client bank statements marked as payments from ZAN—this will not be from Zan Limited, but may be from Zurich Annuities who sometimes provide a payment designation of ZAN—this is the more likely source of the payment.

Christmas lights for the Zan Clock

The Christmas lights have been switched on behind the Zan Clock in Wheelock on The Mill at Zan Industrial Park.

Marie Curie Cancer Care "The Great Escape Challenge"

Marie Curie Cancer Care are looking for fundraising teams to take part in
The Great Escape Challenge 21-23 May 2010
See full details at
http://www.mariecurie.org.uk/events/great-escape-challenge/

Their main website is at
http://www.mariecurie.org.uk/

Zan Limited 90 Years Old

Zan Limited became a limited company 90 years ago on the 20th August 1919. It was originally known as Hovey and Lowther when the two brothers Mr RB Hovey and Mr EL Hovey bought the building then known as Wheelock Mills running a chemicals business with Mr Lowther.

The Laboratory.