A WORLD paralympic swimming champion was delighted to visit her relatives in Winsford whilst on an extended break.
Tiffany Thomas Kane caught up with her relations, the Schofield family, at Synetiq on Road Three at Winsford Industrial Estate.
The 18-year-old represents Australia in the 100m breaststroke and was over in the UK for the World Para swimming games in London in September.
She won Gold at the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
Not only did Tiffany have a chance to see John Schofield, Simon Schofield and Anna Reade whilst on site, she also had the pleasure of meeting Les Elliott of Allianz Insurance Plc.
Allianz sponsored the 2019 London games and is also a major client of Synetiq.
Tiffany Thomas Kane shows her gold medal to Simon Schofield and Les Elliott from Allianz Insurance Plc
Tiffany was impressed with the scale of the site and interested to hear about the work that the company does in partnership with Allianz.
Synetiq Ltd, the largest UK owned salvage and vehicle recycling company, was launched on the March 1, 2019.
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The company, which creates intelligent solutions for some of the countries’ leading insurers, company fleets and police forces, processes vehicles through auctions, green parts sales, and recycling.
The company was formed following the successful merger of Car Transplants, Motorhog, FAB Recycling and DH Systems. Headquartered in Doncaster, Synetiq now has 507 employees at locations across England and Scotland.
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