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50s music celebrated
This month in Buxton, fans of the 50s can step back in time for two concerts featuring music from that era. Celebrating its 20th Anniversary,...
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‘I say, have you heard, there’s a 2 for 1 sale!’
Buxton Opera House is celebrating the Aviva Tour of Britain passing through Buxton on Friday by offering customers ‘2 for 1’ on selected shows. A...
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Milk tops farming agenda
Concerns about the price being paid for milk to dairy farmers was the key point of discussion for Member of Parliament for Macclesfield, David Rutley,...
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Huge crowd at Moss Rose for charity match
A crowd of 2,500 ensured a tremendous atmosphere at the Bosley Disaster Charity Match, at the Moss Rose, yesterday. The charity football match, which raised...
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Ken Nicol, live on stage in Gawsworth
Ex Steeley Span guitarist, Ken Nicol, will by playing live, on stage, at the new Scout Hut, Church Lane, Gawsworth on Saturday 3rd October at...
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Brookside fish keeping centre re-opens
If you’re a fish keeper – or thinking about keeping fish – you’ll be interested to know that The Fishroom has re-opened at Brookside Garden...
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Macclesfield Art Group Exhibition
Macclesfield Art Group will be holding their annual Art Exhibition this October. A wide range of over 140 original paintings in oil, watercolour, acrylic and...
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Labour of Love? Leave it to Dolly
If you visit Little Moreton Hall over the next two weeks you are promised a ‘dolly’ good time. As part of the Hall’s Michaelmas celebration...
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Your Health Matters – nose and sinus conditions
Local residents are being invited to learn all they need to know about common nasal and sinus conditions in just an hour at a free...
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Cheshire police work with Angling Trust and Environment Agency
Over the weekend Cheshire Constabulary supported the Angling Trust’s Operation Leviathan which is an ongoing operation, up and down the west coast of England, in...
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Host of client wins for local digital agency
Macclesfield digital design and development company Sigma is accelerating its growth strategy following a host of new client wins and significant investment into the business....
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Police appeal for witnesses to Hurdsfield shop break-in
Police are appealing for witnesses following a break-in at the Co-op store on Hurdsfield Road. Shortly after 3am on 26 August 2015 three men forced open...
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Bollington is the best place in England to bring up a family
Where has the best provision of schools, nurseries, NCT networks, green spaces and low crime rates? If you’e planning to start a family and want...
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Woman attacked in John Lewis car park
A woman has been dragged from her vehicle and raped in the car park of a John Lewis store in Cheadle The victim, who is...
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Council grant for CCTV at Astbury Mere
Visitors to one of Cheshire East’s most popular outdoor amenities will have the reassurance of extra security in the future thanks to a CCTV system...
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Your chance to advise on councillors’ allowances
Cheshire East Council is looking to recruit three residents to sit on an independent remuneration panel that advises the authority on appropriate remunerations for the...
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Another hugely successful day for the Treacle Market
The weather stayed fine for the Bank Holiday Treacle Sunday guaranteeing a huge number of visitors. If only our town centre was like this every day! ...
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Barnaby Festival visual arts call
Barnaby Festival has launched a call for visual arts exhibitions on the theme ‘Space’ for next year’s festival which runs from Friday 17 – Sunday...
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It’s Treacle Sunday
Last Sunday of the month means just one thing in Macclesfield – Treacle Market. The sun will shine (eventually) and visitors will be flooding in to...
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Britain’s Silk Queen of 1933
The British Film institute is slowly digitising all the films held in their library. A recently released film clip shows Britain’s – yes Britain’s Silk...