Chatbox

I'm a happy Airband user – fibre right to the house – not the slower 'part fibre' offered to our address by other companies. Cheaper than BT and it's been very reliable. We're on Whitchurch Road near the edge of the village.

If you don't have any joy elsewhere message me via Audlem Online – I may be able to help depending on what the issue is.

I truly loved reading about the antics and topics of discussion by the ladies that recently enjoyed their afternoon tea! It was hilarious and well written as always by Stephanie. Please can we have next month's installment or whenever you're due to next meet up? Thank you!

Thanks to all for the suggestions re computer support. Will follow up

Expensive. You'll be better off with Vodafone

Try Julian at tech media. He does a lot of work in the village. 07759520738

Has anyone moved to this provider? Would be interested to know what you think of them?

Does anyone know someone who could help resolve problems with a laptop and the initial set up of one ? Thank you

Hi my name is Andrew longman and just wanted to reach out to people off audlem
We are a family run farm shop and cafe about 5 miles from audlem on the Nantwich Whitchurch Road in newhall Cw58dj
We have a free play area and support local producers where ever we can
Thanks regards Andy and Anne

There was a time when, after looking at AOL's home page for the latest reports and pictures of Audlem's numerous events, one could turn to Chatbox to gleen interesting comments and chatter about personal reactions to village life. The main Home page, and Buy and Sell pages are healthy and well but, sad to say, poor old Chatbox has been ailing for some time; nothing new since Steph's last apt comment a few days ago regarding the Muller planning application. Oh how I miss those amusing pieces, and even the grumpy complaints, that were interesting to glance at every morning. Does it need an injection of contributions?

Please can anyone personally recommend a local person/company to clean a carpet and arm chair. Thank you.

The proposed Muller development is out of scale with the existing built environment and would cause significant harm to the rural character and historic setting of Audlem. The development does not reflect the village's size, design heritage, or infrastructure capacity, and therefore conflicts with both national and local planning policies, particularly those aimed at protecting the character of rural communities.

I've just reported 4 blocked gulleys in Audlem using CEs new TRACE system.

My observations on the system, previously reported issues have not been ported across, no surprises there I guess.
I tried to report a poor repair and a small pothole. Couldn't see any option for poor road surface repair and they're not allowing pot holes less than 20mm deep to be reported.

My hopes weren't high, but see CE have fully met my expectations.

Hello
Hope you are keeping well?

I just wanted to let everyone know that I will be holding another gong sound bath tomorrow evening Thursday 24th July at
The Scout Hut, 7-8.15pm.

If you missed the last one and are interested please use the link to book your place on my website https://bookwhen.com/jenergyyogaandwellbeing/e/ev-szd0-20250724190000

In this session, we'll use the healing frequencies of gongs, tibetan bowls, chimes, and grounding instruments to guide you into a deep meditative state -- the kind where the mind lets go, the body unwinds, and your energy begins to reset itself without needing to "do" anything.

✨ No experience needed
✨ Just come as you are -- tired, curious, tender, open
✨ You can lay down, close your eyes, and receive

Sound has a way of reaching parts of us that words can't.
It's been incredibly supportive for many navigating stress, heaviness, or emotional overwhelm -- and also for those simply seeking a quiet, soul-nourishing pause from the noise of life.

If something in you feels curious or called -- you're so welcome to join. �'�

Please bring either a yoga mat or garden reclining chair to enjoy your experience. A blanket and cushion for under your head, some people like to bring an additional one for under your knees to feel totally at ease. You may also like to bring an eye mask or scarf to rest your eyes.

I look forward to seeing you soon and please feel free to contact me on 07773 103980

Have a wonderful day!

Jenny

SpeedWatch is seeking volunteers who can spare an hour a week to help monitor traffic in Audlem. Each monitoring session requires three volunteers to stand in designated locations approved by Cheshire Police, tracking the speed of vehicles entering and leaving the village.
A speed gun, generously provided by Audlem Parish Council, is used to check the speed of all vehicles passing through Audlem. Volunteers record details of vehicles exceeding the 30mph speed limit.
Conducting more speed checks benefits the entire community. These checks raise awareness among drivers passing through Audlem to adhere to the 30mph speed limit.
All volunteers are insured by Cheshire Police whilst monitoring traffic.
To expand the team, residents interested in volunteering are encouraged to contact us via email at gmacbrown@hotmail.com or call 07377623993.
Many thanks.

Interesting to hear of the musket balls. Probably from civil war skirmishes. We know there was fighting around Moss hall and George Hardy found musket balls in the field between Cox bank and the canal. They got everywhere! That field was used for Audlem show for a few years around 1910 so coins might have been dropped.

When we rented the field for the sheep during the late '90s and early 200's about twice a year a group of detectorists would appear ,they always said the had permission from the then owner. They made several interesting finds including musket balls and bits of leather but as far as I am aware no treasure trove
Chris Lewis
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Jane, a former resident of Audlem has been diagnosed with systemic scleroderma, her two daughters are hoping to raise funds to help their mum and others with systemic scleroderma. If you can help their cause that would be great.

https://sclerodermaraynaudsuk.enthuse.com/pf/kitty-and-lola?fbclid=IwY2xjawLd22VleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFqTnhvdDBONWpMQWNtVk1RAR4Kf8UqrvE0fKqxhszAJaC6dT9kEiqDAJXGdYJrTjN9vZWMm9RajjzaYgwtKQ_aem_8urf_QCPjoD37tQrygtg0g

Celia is right though, news items get buried below posts which are just adverts for businesses

Celia, the car fire was actually reported on Audlem Online on the day – so no need to repeat it again today presumably.

Apologies! Did not see your posting about the fire please ignore!

Wed afternoon i knew something was up as there was increased traffic in the lane. Facebook revealed a car on fire by the co-op. Next day no mention on audlem on line, come on, keep up. The'news' is becoming a trade advertising slot

Our beautiful old cat Bella has gone missing. She was last seen in the early hours of Sunday morning in the Monks Lane Area. If you see her please email me. We are very worried as shes never done this before. Thank you!

(I have some photos of her but cant seem to attach them?

Please can you tell me where to send the photos?

Many Thanks)

Am trying to book somewhere to take a vegan friend for Sunday lunch whilst visiting my parents in Audlem – just wondered if anyone has any recommendations in/near the village, please?

Has anyone else noticed the increasing numbers of circular (typically 30-40cm across) filled and unfilled holes on the field? I came across three groups of metal detectorists on the field on Saturday and suspect they are to blame. When approached, they claim to have permission to dig. I know they are just having a bit of fun, but the holes are a trip hazard, and the grass, when replaced on top of the filled holes, always dies and looks unsightly. Who has given this permission?