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Environment
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Egg-citing Easter fun at Tatton Park
Egg-citing Easter fun awaits you at Tatton Park with a host of activities between Good Friday, 30 March and Easter Monday, 2 April. In the...
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Have your say about the town’s services
Wake up Macc are encouraging residents to have their say about local services. Macclesfield Town Council would like to get a feel for whether residents...
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Do you recognise this laundry?
This old photo was discovered stuck behind an old family photo – so guess it must be in Macclesfield – possibly Macclesfield Infirmary or Parkside....
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Snow closes local roads
These local roads closed due to the weather: A537 Cat and Fiddle A54 from Bosley Lights B5470 Macclesfield to Whaley Bridge Share this... Facebook Pinterest...
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Liminal Spaces – by John Eastwood
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Town centre redevelopment isn’t the answer
For anyone who thinks that throwing money at town centre re-development is the answer to a town’s woes – take a look at what’s happening...
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Guided Peak District walks
Saturday 17 March 2018 Hidden Past of the Upper Derwent On this 10 mile walk we’ll get off the beaten track discovering lost farms, fascinating...
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Arley Hall Calendar of Events 2018
April 15th, Sunday Hearing Dogs for Deaf People Charity Dog Walk – to register Click Here 22nd, Sunday Spring Plant Fair – to book tickets Click Here 28th & 29th, Saturday...
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Get a grip of your dogs
Cheshire East is calling on dog owners to ‘get a grip’ and ensure their pets don’t harm livestock and nesting birds. Dogs worrying and attacking...
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Geronimo Festival 2018
Justin Fletcher and Mr. Bloom return to the biggest Children’s Festival in the UK Geronimo Festival has announced their exciting 2018 headliners and families are...
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Schools Garden Challenge
Saturday 23rd & Sunday 24th June 2018 As part of Arley Hall’s annual Garden Festival, now in its 24th year, local school’s are being invited...
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Grosvenor Centre highlights town’s potential
The expansion of the Grosvenor shopping centre in Macclesfield town centre remains on track. Local MP, David Rutley, joined Paul Hodgson, Eskmuir’s Managing Director, to...
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Summer opening for the A6/Airport relief road
The opening of the A6 to Manchester Airport Relief Road (A6MARR) has been delayed yet again. The relief road was scheduled to be completed this...
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Cheshire East secures £20 million for housing infastructure
Cheshire East Council has been awarded nearly £20 million of Government funding to unlock the infrastructure required to deliver new homes in Macclesfield and Crewe. The...
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Roe-naissance of Christ Church
Diane Smith and her colleagues from the Roe-naissance Project, working to create a sustainable future for Christ Church, had a visit from local MP, David Rutley...
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The devil is in the detail
Cheshire East Council has agreed to sell Churchill Way car park, the biggest car park in the town, to the developer Ask Real Estate so...
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Could you be a firefighter?
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service is recruiting for on-call firefighters at the following fire stations: Alsager, Audlem, Bollington, Frodsham, Holmes Chapel, Knutsford, Macclesfield, Malpas, Middlewich, Penketh,...
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High Court dismisses Muller planning appeal
A High Court judge has backed Cheshire East’s Local Plan for shaping future development in the borough by throwing out an appeal from a...
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Jodrell Bank – a World Heritage Site?
Jodrell Bank has been nominated for World Heritage status. The observatory, part of the University of Manchester, is home to the Grade I Listed Lovell...
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A Whiff of the 16th ‘Scent-ury’ at Tudor Hall
Above: Sweet smell of the Tudors! Gentlewoman Anna Fielding carries a nosegay of lavender, rosemary and bay, at Little Moreton Hall ⓒ Alan Ingram/ National Trust....
