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Judy Evans on Audlem Fete

29th August 2022 @ 10:41am

What a fantastic show of community activity on the Turnpike Field yesterday – very well done to all the hardworking organisers – you totally smashed village fetes yesterday ! It's been a very long time since there has been a public event held there (I last remember a fairground being on there in the 1970s ?). Let's hope it's going to be a new annual occurrence.

Anne Owen on Carpet cleaning

29th August 2022 @ 10:36am

Hello Nikki

I can recommend Fawcett Fresh Carpet Cleaning Services, Contact Davey 07910693 567 or email fawcettfresh@gmail.com
He does carpets, stairs, mattresses etc.
I have used his services and highly recommend him

Anne Owen

Mike Harthern on Audlem festival

29th August 2022 @ 9:41am

Stewart,
Get a life. The Music Festival was the best event we have had for Audlem for over three years.

Claire Scott on Audlem festival

29th August 2022 @ 8:49am

Apologies for my typo – for gig read fig!! Damned autocorrect!!

Gennie Richardson on Audlem Fete

29th August 2022 @ 7:40am

I just wanted to say a BIG THANK YOU to all the people who had anything to do with the Audlem Fete.
I so nice to see so many people out supporting the event .

Peter Morgan on Peacocks

28th August 2022 @ 10:06pm

The peacocks, Honk and Mabel, have been strutting their stuff around Salford for a couple of weeks now and have taken to roosting in our Larch tree, probably to get first dibs to clear up under the bird feeder of a morning. One of them has a loud honk when calling Mabel to join him in his lofty perch. They are good fliers and no trouble-so far. If someone has released them then they are certainly preferable to the half dozen or so wild boar that were released Kidsgrove way back in the late winter. The police needed the services of a civilian marksman to deal with them.

Claire Scott on Audlem festival

28th August 2022 @ 7:59pm

Stewart Lawson would sure like to get a copy of this gig article. Must be very interesting to be better than the Audlem Festival which was an absolutely brilliant day out. The organisers worked tirelessly and all their time was given free. That said I do love a ripe gig with ricotta!!

Adele Dudley on Audlem festival

28th August 2022 @ 7:20pm

Stuart- I'm sad that you feel that way! However the overwhelming feedback from the other 700 ish people would dispute your opinion!
If you have any positive comment on how it could have been better then the volunteer group would be glad take it on board for next year!
Nb I love figs

karen WOLLASTON on Audlem festival

28th August 2022 @ 6:34pm

Great day at Audlem Festival. Disappointed to read Mr Lawton's comment. The event was well received by the 300/400 or so people that attended during the day. Great event to support the village and get younger groups involved. But some people are just happy moaning!!

Stewart Lawson on Audlem festival

28th August 2022 @ 5:11pm

Festival was about as well received and interesting as an article about figs

Ann Tilling on Winter Drawers On and Energy Security

28th August 2022 @ 2:21pm

I think trying to be considerate of villagers feelings is one reason and possible litigation a smaller consideration.

Jane Danskin on Audlem festival

28th August 2022 @ 10:31am

Just want to say congratulations and well done to all those involved in the festival at the Marina yesterday. Thanks to all the volunteers , especially the bar staff who worked their socks off – good to see so many youngsters helping out.

Judy Eans on Liverpool Revisited ?

28th August 2022 @ 10:09am

From reading the contents of today's article. – a better title might have been "Brief Encounter".

Ann Mansell on Audlem Music Festival

28th August 2022 @ 9:53am

Well done to Overwater and all the volunteers who made the music festival a success. Great bands and a lovely atmosphere that was enjoyed by many. Cheers!

Martyn Measures on Winter Drawers On and Energy Security

28th August 2022 @ 9:52am

I agree with you Peter (rather rare I know)
It's sadly become WOKElum online. What's happened to free speech?

James McGregor on Peacocks

27th August 2022 @ 8:37pm

Hi all we have had two peacocks appear in our field the last couple of days if anyone is missing some. Please give me a call on 07512 142399

Ann Tilling on An offer we can't refuse?

27th August 2022 @ 5:33pm

I took the article as tongue-in-cheek but humour doesn't always seem obvious.

John Evans on Experienced roofer

27th August 2022 @ 3:35pm

Can anyone recommend a reliable roofer, one with experience of working with lead? Fatigue cracks in a lead valley in our roof is causing leaks and we'd like to get things repaired before winter. Here's hoping.

Jenny Collis-Smith on An offer we can't refuse?

27th August 2022 @ 7:58am

I have been taught that if something is too good to be true, then it usually is!!
It could be a scam! I know the team at AOL are savvy about things like this, but PLEASE check it out very carefully before responding to it!

Adrian Davies on Winter Drawers On and Energy Security

26th August 2022 @ 7:39pm

Right on both counts Peter. I've just had a post blocked, although the editor did have the courtesy to offer an explanation (with which I disagree – but never mind). It's all a bit capricious if you ask me, which you probably won't.
Will we all be able to come and sit around your smokeless fire come winter and hopefully roast our chestnuts? Maybe we could even stage some combative debate from regular chatbox protagonists for your entertainment.
On topic, it's worth remembering that the government allowed the Rough gas storage facility to close in 2017 following their decision not to subsidise the maintenance and upgrades needed to keep the site going. It provided 70 % of our gas storage capacity. We now have 4-5 days storage capacity. Critics at the time warned that the shutdown of the North Sea site would leave the UK exposed to the volatility of the global gas market, and forced to compete with other nations to attract imports with sky-high prices. And of course the writing was already on the wall about their ambitions with Russia's annexation of Crimea. There's no effective strategic planning, it's all about short term cost saving. Well we're paying for it now.

Peter Morgan on Energy Security

26th August 2022 @ 3:44pm

Britain, thanks to a lack of adequate potty training for previous PMs, now finds itself importing electricity via undersea cables from France (nuclear) and Norway (hydro) which is fine until a two year shortage of snow in Norway means that their dams are running low and that they may not be able to fulfil the contract, force majeure clause. Then the front runner to be our next Prime Minister, slighted President Macron last night in a public debate in Devon and one is forced to the conclusion that a dim PM will result in dim lights. Or have I got it wrong?

Peter Morgan on Winter Drawers On

26th August 2022 @ 3:28pm

How sad that as soon as anything, even slightly controversial scrapes into Chatbox, the editorial team crush it, in the interests of what precisely? A neighbour recently commented, as our dogs examined their respective canine rears (better strike that Ed.) that Chatbox had become anodyne and uninteresting, whereas it had once been vibrant and sometimes even combative. Anyway, I have just ordered an early supply of smokeless fuel, having discovered it is far more efficient than coal, from our local coal dealer as the price goes up at month end. Stay warm this winter, otherwise you may not live long enough to witness the end of the world, global warming, or Putin!

chris dyson on Traffic Lights/Green Lane

26th August 2022 @ 12:37pm

The lights ain't working as of 12:00 Friday

Mike Harthern on Fracking Literacy

26th August 2022 @ 7:52am

Bob, your entry is worth 10 out of 10.

Nikki Pascall on Carpet cleaning

26th August 2022 @ 6:54am

Can anyone recommend a carpet cleaning company please

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