For a council-based company with a commitment to community impact
The customer
Cheshire West Recycling (CWR) delivers essential waste, recycling and fleet maintenance services on behalf of Cheshire West and Chester Council.
But, with a commitment to supporting people across the borough, they offer more than a recycling service.
CWR is committed to supporting the local economy and sustainable communities through local employment, skills development and working with local suppliers.
Their requirements
- Reliable service
- Fast turnaround times
- Competitive prices
- A commitment to supporting local people

Our Story
CWR got in touch in 2024 while they were looking for local suppliers that shared their commitment to local people and social value.
After a few small test runs of posters and business cards, we proved that good service, high-quality printing and positive social impact can go hand in hand!
Since then, we’ve become a regular supplier for CWR, printing everything from flyers and postcards to handbooks and newsletters.
Many of these projects are time-critical and require fast, efficient workflows alongside thorough artwork checks. Our team understands the importance of getting these jobs right, on time and within budget, helping CWR meet their own deadlines while maintaining the quality and professionalism of their communications.
Cheshire West Recycling say…

As an organisation with a strong focus on social value and community impact, working with NMC Design & Print Centre is a natural fit for Cheshire West Recycling. Their charitable status and commitment to creating opportunities within the community are things we genuinely value and align closely with our own cooperative principles and approach to social value.
Importantly, we continue to work with NMC because they consistently deliver an exceptional service. Their professionalism, quality and reliability are outstanding, and they have become a trusted partner for our communications. The added social impact their work creates makes the partnership even more meaningful.
Suzanne Boyden-Beckley, Communications Lead
Cheshire West Recycling
