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Cockerel takes flight to return to top of church spire
As local residents will have noticed, the church spire at St Philip & St James has been surrounded in scaffolding for many months whilst restoration…
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New parking bays up and running
Some new parking bays are now available to use on George Street. The three spaces, which were previously for use by the doctors and disabled drivers now…
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Volunteers invited to join Community Speedwatch meeting
PCSO Sarah Stanley is holding a Community Speedwatch meeting on Thursday, 16th February, in the hope of attracting new members to the Alderley Edge team.…
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Care home residents lend an ear to young storytellers
To celebrate National Storytelling Week, students from Alderley Edge School for Girls attended Brookview care home on Wednesday, 1st February, to read…
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Police urge parents to ensure their children stay safe online
Cheshire Constabulary is urging parents to know how to spot the signs of online grooming to ensure their children stay safe. Today, (Tuesday 7th February)…
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Barlow's Beef: When is a 'saving' not a 'saving'
Do you remember those childish riddles we loved as kids? When is a door not a door etc.? I was reminded of them when I saw this week's statement from…
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From Rags to Bitches: What's love got to do with it?
Each week we are serialising Vic Barlow's new book From Rags to Bitches on wilmslow.co.uk . Here is the fifth chapter. If you missed previous chapters…
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Dog owners urged to keep pets on leads near livestock
With the lambing season looming Cheshire Police are urging dog walkers to keep their pets on a lead in the countryside after concerns from sheep farmer's…
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Reader's Letter: A housing shortage?? Don't think so!
The rape of north Cheshire East's, and Wilmslow's and Handforth's, Green Belt will be unchecked thanks to the continuing disregard of the real facts of…
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Council praises public voting scheme for community health projects
A new scheme which resulted in five local community projects sharing £20,000 in funding has been hailed a huge success by Cheshire East Council.…
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We will remember them, February 1917
Each month Michael Scaife is producing articles for the St Philip and St James Church news sheet to remember those local residents who died in that month…
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Cheshire Police increase their share of Council Tax by 1.99%
The Police & Crime Commissioner for Cheshire, David Keane, has set out the 2017/18 budget for policing and confirmed that he has agreed to increase…
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Finally say goodbye to fad diets
Promotional Feature Here's the story of how a local couple (Brian and Sarah) dropped an astonishing 7 stone between them in just 7 weeks of starting their…
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The times they are a-changin as The Yard closes cafe and shop
A village eatery and events venue has announced a restructuring of the business this week. The Yard, which has been trading in the village for four and…
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Destinology would like to invite you to our Luxury Honeymoon Event
Promotional Feature Since our Wilmslow store opened in 2013, we have hosted a series of fun-filled evenings in the store; our events have included Vegas…
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Generous donation will make a real difference
In the run up to Christmas Alderley Edge Community Primary School raised nearly £1000 for children who have been diagnosed as having a life threatening…
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Plans for church meeting hall at disused riding stables look set for approval
Controversial plans to demolish a former riding school located in the Green Belt and replace it with a church meeting hall are being recommended for approval.…
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The importance of Choosing Well to get better quickly
Promotional Feature Dr Paul Bowen, GP with McIlvride Medical Practice, Poynton, and Clinical Chair of NHS Eastern Cheshire Clinical Commissioning Group…
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Council tax set to rise 4.99% in bid to save £100m
Cheshire East Council, along with other local authorities, is facing difficult financial challenges over the next three years, having to offset the loss…
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Bags of dog waste dumped in bushes
Local residents are outraged that dozens of white bags containing dog mess have been thrown into the bushes alongside Ryleys Lane. Whilst the offender(s)…
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