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  • It’s Treacle Sunday today!

    By on September 27, 2015

    Last Sunday of the month means just one thing in Macclesfield – Treacle Market. The sun is shining (for a change) and visitors will be flooding...

  • The Dreaming Spires and George Borowski

    By on September 26, 2015

    If you’re a George Borowski fan, and who’s not, suggest you take a trip over to The Globe Inn at Glossop on Saturday, October 17th. George...

  • It’s Treacle Sunday tomorrow

    By on September 26, 2015

    Last Sunday of the month means just one thing in Macclesfield – Treacle Market. The sun will shine hopefully) and visitors will be flooding in to...

  • Council offers property landlords assistance

    By on September 25, 2015

    Private landlords with properties in Cheshire East can now access Cheshire East Council’s private sector liaison service, which will give them access to expert advice...

  • Round The Horne

    By on September 25, 2015

    Interview with Tim Astley, director of Round The Horne at Buxton Opera House – Thursday 1 to Saturday 3 October From 1965 to 1969 there wasn’t a...

  • Buddy Holly style Friday night party

    By on September 25, 2015

    Celebrating 23 Years of rock n’ rolling the world, Buddy Holly and The Cricketers have entertained audiences across the globe from Cardiff to California – and now it’s Buxton’s turn!  Guaranteed...

  • A call to action from Macclesfield Artspace

    By on September 24, 2015

    Centuries ago we were strong, we were world leaders, part of a revolution and we were linked by a silvery thread to the centre of...

  • From Boats to Bollington

    By on September 24, 2015

    Image: Clarence Mill, Bollington (c) Lunar-ai Luxury sailing yacht team captain Greg and chef Jinny Chivers, have finally come ashore – only to take to the...

  • Council urges residents to switch

    By on September 23, 2015

    As many fixed energy tariffs come to an end, Cheshire East Council is urging residents to sign up to Fairerpower and save up to £250...

  • On the Beach is on the money

    By on September 23, 2015

    Online discount holiday provider On The Beach is raising around £90m and will be valued at £240m when it floats on the stock market. Founded...

  • MP supports artisan fair

    By on September 22, 2015

    Local MP, David Rutley, joined in the fun for all the family, as he supported the Poynton Village Fair, along with Pegga Pig and the...

  • Enterprise Zone bid for Cheshire

    By on September 22, 2015

    Cheshire and Warrington LEP is seeking enterprise zone status for a collection of science and tech-focused developments across the county. The LEP says its bid...

  • Have your say on Council Tax support

    By on September 22, 2015

    Residents are being urged to have their say on proposed changes to Council Tax support for those on low incomes. Local people are being encouraged...

  • Green award for Cheshire Furniture Reuse Forum

    By on September 22, 2015

    A scheme which provides a new home in the Borough for that old wardrobe or kitchen table has just won a major green award for...

  • What’s on at Cinemac

    By on September 21, 2015

    Cinemac Heritage Centre Roe Street Macclesfield SK11 6UT Recorded Information: 01625 423535 Enquiries: 07871 422937 Monday 21 September to Thursday 1 October Monday 21 September 45 Years (15)...

  • Beer Festival brewing next weekend

    By on September 20, 2015

    The first Alderley Edge & Wilmslow Beer & Wine Festival takes place next weekend – Saturday 26th September – at Lindow Cricket Club. The event, which promises to...

  • Cases of drug resistant gonorrhoea found in Macclesfield

    By on September 19, 2015

    A nationwide alert has been issued following the discovery of a strain of drug-resistant gonorrhoea in Macclesfield . Fifteen cases of the sexually transmitted disease...

  • Proposed re-development of The Bay Leaf in Bollington

    By on September 18, 2015

    You’re hopefully aware, that there’s an open meeting next week – to discuss the demolition of The Bay Leaf restaurant in Bollington, to be replaced by a...

  • ‘Mop Up’ a trade at Little Moreton Hall

    By on September 18, 2015

    If you’ve ever fancied learning a traditional trade, a Mop Fair at Little Moreton Hall could provide an ideal opportunity. Over two days visitors of all ages will...

  • Court appearance for 15 following Operation Impact raids

    By on September 17, 2015

    Fifteen people have appeared in court today (Thursday, September 17) charged with offences connected to Operation Impact. The 15 – all men aged between 18...