Norman Bowyer has delivered milk for over 65 years & at the ripe age of 75 has now decided to retire.We would like to wish a Happy Retirement and wish him all the best for the futureLink to BBC Radio Merseyside's story is as follows ... https://www.facebook.com/bbcmerseyside/videos/10154994375401237/
read moreMILKMEN and women from a Wirral dairy brought some festive cheer to children at Claire House Children's Hospice and their families with a very special delivery.The gifts of new toys for girls and boys of all ages were donated by customers and staff from Morton's Dairies.In an annual tradition, milkmen collect toys from kind-hearted customers and drop them off from a special Christmas milk float at local charities in the run up to the big day.
read moreCongratulations to our Competition winner, Melvin, who won a brand new ultra HD tv in our recent prize draw! We would like to thank all who took part, keep your eyes peeled for our next competition!
read moreLast year Mortons Dairies was approached by 'To Kenya With Love' charity to help with their annual Cream Tea Event held at Maghull Baptist Church, which was an amazing success. This year we was Gratefully asked again to help out, resulting in over £2600 being raised! This money will go a long way to sustaining their school in Kisumu, Kenya that helps provide a better future for the local children.
read moreWe love our sport at Mortons Dairies. So we are especially proud to sponsor and support MSB Woolton St Pauli's under 10's football team! Here is a picture of their new kit - good luck in the season!
read moreAs last year Bents Garden Centre, near Warrington are running their annual charity auction to support Macmillian nurses. It was a pleasure for Mortons Dairies to support this cause again by donating a mountain bike to the fund for auction.May we wish the Bents fund raising team every success in the forthcoming auction.Image shows Bents staff with Mortons Steve Ledsham presenting the bike for auction.
read moreBased locally in Lydiate, St Thomas Junior football club and Mortons have teamed up for the coming season.We are delighted and excited to be supporting a local club in Grassroots football and wish the whole team the very best of luck for the new season!
read moreHi all,We did it!Five weeks of training led us to Manchester on a cold morning with icy winds. There was no turning back now, this was it, time to embrace the atmosphere and remember why we chose to do this. Yes, the reasons: To help those unfortunate to be diagnosed with this horrible disease and to remember the people who have been taken from us.We arrived at the start area in good time. A few nerves and a little anxiety but who hasn’t suffered this in their lifetime. The run commenced and we were in the third wave of starters. The only way to look was forward! A slow incline to begin always gets the blood rushing and we quickly settled into the pace. Maybe a bit quicker than training but it was comfortable. We reached the first mile in just over 11 minutes so the adrenaline was definitely pumping around our bodies. It must have been the high 5’s from the Huskie dogs that drove us on! We clocked the next mile where the route was quite narrow for the amount of runners. It was all going...
read moreLiverpool born milkman Norman Bowyer celebrates 65 years long service at Mortons dairy in Maghull. From the age of eight Norman used to help his father deliver the daily orders to customers in Dingle, Liverpool. Norman said "Back in the day we used huge milk churns brought by horse and cart from Liverpool Railway Station". Norman at the age of eight used to wash and clean the bottles, fill up with fresh milk to be delivered round the city. Loading up horse and carts they would hit the streets in the early hours each morning. Norman who now lives in High Moss, Ormskirk, has always ensured his customers get their daily deliveries of fresh milk and great local produce. Nothing has stopped this loyal member of staff on his daily rounds, even through the depths of winter. During the heavy snow of 2010, Norman transferred his deliveries to a sledge in order to reach his customers, walking over icy roads and through heavy snow...
read moreWe asked for your help and wow did you deliver! Back in November we asked for your help with donating a present for one of our Chosen Charities, Claire House Children's Hospice, Zoe's Place & Alder Hey. We have been inundated with presents & are overwhelmed by your Kindness & Generosity. Together we have made such a difference to so many children's Lives and we cannot thank you enough. Our Image shows the gifts being donated to all 3 of the chosen charities (Top Claire House - Middle Zoe's Place - Bottom Alder Hey)We would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New YearMortons & Harrisons Dairies x
read moreAfter the huge success of last year, we once again asked for your help in Donating presents to three local Charities, Claire House, Alder Hey Children's Hospital & Zoe's Place. You have totally surpassed any expectation and we have been inundated with presents, we would love to keep this going & are appealing for your help for more presents. If you would like to help us in making this the best Christmas ever for these charities you can either email web@mortonsdairies.co.uk or call our Head Office on 0151 526 1046 for more information.We would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of our Customers that have donated to these important causes, the image shows just a small selection of presents already donated.
read moreMortons very own Steve Bell has been personally thanked for helping a Neighbour in the early hours of last week.Bernie Hunt wrote in to the Liverpool Echo expressing her gratitude after Steve aided an elderley Lady wandering the Streets of Kensington, back to her home and family, unharmed.We would like to thank Bernie for writing in to the Liverpool Echo and are very proud to have someone in Steve, who's generosity and kindness, helped this lady in her hour of need.
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