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Police seek man who dumped deer remains
Police in Macclesfield have released a CCTV image of a man they would like to speak to in connection with the dumping of a deer...
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Christ Church open weekend
Visitors are welcome to explore the Georgian interior of Christ Church – with its sea of box pews and savour the timeless atmosphere. Opening hours...
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Wayne Hemingway heading for town
“The highly successful series of WEAVE Town Talks returns after a summer break on 7th September. This must-attend free event at Macclesfield Town Hall, will...
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Cheshire businesses stay ahead of the digital curve
Businesses across the region will come together at The Business Club’s Autumn event later this month to find out what’s next in digital marketing. On...
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Nominate your National Park local heroes
UK National Parks are calling for nominations to the Volunteer Awards 2017. The annual awards celebrate the hard work and commitment of people who regularly...
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Rogue traders are out there
Cheshire police officers are warning residents to remain vigilant following reports of rogue traders operating in the area. Over the last few weeks officers have...
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Macclesfield southside plans approved
Plans to develop 135 acres to the south of Macclesfield, between Congleton Road and the Macclesfield to London railway line, have been approved by Cheshire East’s strategic planning board. The...
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Local solicitor defends lasting powers of attorney
Following comments from a former senior judge that power of attorney orders are open to financial abuse, local solicitor, Justine Clowes, has defended lasting powers of...
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Hats off for the National Trust . . . or Cheshire East?
Our Portugal-based twitter correspondent has told us that the Twittersphere has been buzzing with excitement and controversy following the revelation that “Future Footballers Wife” hats were...
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Rose King Stan boosts Hospice funds
The generous fundraising efforts of an Eaton village schoolboy has seen East Cheshire Hospice receive a donation of over £4,000. 8-year-old Stan Taylor-Lankester began his...
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Cycle Maintenance workshops for tourism businesses
Help is on hand for Peak District businesses to better understand the needs of their cyclist customers. Pedal Peak for Business, supported by the Peak...
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AstraZeneca set to expand Hurdsfield site
AstraZeneca is to ramp up production at Macclesfield – its biggest manufacturing site in Britain. The investment at the Hurdsfield campus – thought to be in...
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Summer reading challenge a huge success
This year’s Summer Reading Challenge is more popular than ever, with over 960 local children are taking part. A national event, the Challenge, which takes place...
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An Autumnal look for Dunham Massey
Dunham Massey, Altrincham, 2 September – 15 November With the autumnal season fast approaching, Dunham Massey is kicking off A Taste of Autumn season with...
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Déjà vu tarmac
Back in the day, when I was editing Macclesfield Community News, we were given a lead to a story involving tarmac. It was alleged that...
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50 year reunion of Christ Church Turkish adventure
A reunion of young people who joined an intrepid overland trip to Turkey in 1967 takes place at Christ Church on Saturday 9th September, 2-4pm....
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Major development plan goes before planners
Plans to develop 135 acres to the south of Macclesfield look set to be approved by Cheshire East’s strategic planning board. The project, proposed by the council’s development...
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Alderley Edge mines open weekend
Derbyshire Caving Club are hosting an open-weekend – on 2nd and 3rd September – providing visitors with an opportunity to explore Wood Mine or Engine...
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The future may be right for Revolution
Revolution bar on Mill Street may be facing a brighter future – following its closure, without warning, earlier this year. Owners, Revolution Bars Group, have received a £101.5m conditional...
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Walk ‘from Peak to Park’ with a National Park Ranger
Walkers are invited to join Peak District National Park rangers for a rural to urban odyssey, exploring the Sheffield Moors, Padley Gorge and Porter Valley,...