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Macclesfield Tennis Club Annual Tournament
Image: all of the players involved in the tournament Last weekend saw the finals of Macclesfield Tennis Club Annual Tournamen – held at the club where the...
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Just Drop-In honoured
Above: Chair of Trustees, John Stephens (left), Chief Officer, Ann Wright (centre), Just Drop-In Patron and Macclesfield MP, David Rutley (right). Volunteers from Macclesfield’s charity for...
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Clinical trials approval for Redx Pharma
Drug discovery and development company Redx Pharma – fighting itself for survival – has received approval of clinical trials for its treatment for people suffering...
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Macclesfield Festival – win tickets
The inaugural premier Cheshire family friendly festival will be opening its doors on 22nd July at Macclesfield Rugby Club on Priory Lane and ilovemacc has two tickets...
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Council reassures residents over tower block safety
Cheshire East Council has reassured residents about the fire safety of high-rise blocks in Macclesfield. The authority has reviewed its own buildings stock and has contacted registered...
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Missing Cranage man found safe
Martin Sumner, reported missing from the Carnage area yesterday, has been found safe and well. Cheshire Police have asked us to thank everyone who assisted in locating Mr...
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Police appeal for missing Cranage man
Police are appealing for help from the public in tracing a 53-year-old man who has gone missing from Cranage. Police are becoming increasingly concerned for...
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Barnaby 2018
The new Barnaby year launches with an Open Meeting at St Michaels Church, Market Place, 13 July, 8pm. Please come along – whether you’d like...
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Gone
Macclesfield-born musician and award-winning charity founder Lis Murphy is bringing the amazing, emotional show Gone to her hometown. A uniquely creative blend of music and...
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What’s on at Cinemac
Cinemac Old Sunday School Roe Street Macclesfield SK11 6UT Recorded Information: 01625 423535 Enquiries: 07871 422937 Saturday 24 June to Thursday 6 July Saturday 24 June My...
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B.E.M. for Peak Park conservationist
The Queen’s birthday honours list has revealed that Peak District National Park ranger Bill Gordon is to receive a British Empire Medal for his work...
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Walkers say cheers to Pennine Way beers
Above: “Pennine Light” will be launched in Edale, the official start point of the Pennine Way, in the Peak District National Park. The very first ‘Official’...
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Silkmen sign Ryan Lloyd
Macclesfield Town have signed winger Ryan Lloyd on a two-year contract following his release by Port Vale. Lloyd, 23, came through Vale’s academy but made...
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Serious collision closes M6
The M6 in Cheshire is currently closed northbound between J17 and J18 near Sandbach, following a serious collision. The Highways Agency said the road will...
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The Road to Wigan Pier and Macclesfield
Main image: Macclesfield station in Orwell’s day (Photo: Hulton Archive) The Mirror carries details of their project with University of Portsmouth’s A Vision of Britain...
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RHS Tatton – the greatest garden event in the North
The Royal Horticultural Society’s (RHS) Flower Show Tatton Park (19 – 23 July), supported by Bruntwood, is set to stun as it celebrates its nineteenth...
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Derren Brown – Underground
Derren Brown the multi-award winning master of psychological illusion is back on tour – stopping off at Buxton Opera House for three nights – from...
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Cyclists savour Peak District landscapes
Main image: Peak District National Park chief executive, Sarah Fowler, was impressed by the camaraderie of cyclists on the Eroica Britannia ride. Cyclists from far...
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How people used to live in the Peak District
Butter making, spinning, weaving, and making traditional reed lights – are just some of the living history experiences on offer at an Open Day at...