A health and performance physiotherapy business has moved to bigger premises in Sandbach.

Invicta, which also has a base in Holmes Chapel, has moved from the Edwin Foden Business Centre where it was based for three years, to new premises at Station House in Elworth.

And the booming business, run by clinic director, James Collinge and wife, Natasha Collinge, director of operations, has exciting plans following the move.

James has a masters degrees in physiotherapy and another in strength and conditioning, has worked as a physiotherapist in elite sport.

Meanwhile James' wife, Natasha has worked with world-class airlines including Jet2 and Emirates as a performance trainer.

He said: "We're excited about our move to the building and the opportunities it will bring. We will be offering a full range of services plus we're launching women's health physiotherapy."

Station House originally housed station masters for Sandbach railway station in a previous era.

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