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Claire on Baby Sitting Jobs

4th July 2021 @ 11:21am

Hello, I am Claire,
I have just finished A-levels are Brine Leas. I have experience of babysitting children of different ages. If anyone from Audlem, Hankelow or Buerton is looking for a babysitter this summer please call me on 07483 897040.

Melanie Yeomans on Rug Sale

4th July 2021 @ 7:53am

Hello – I was just wondering if the civic centre still hosts the rug sale from time to time and if so when the next one might be?

Kind regards

Melanie

chris on Roofer

3rd July 2021 @ 5:59pm

Anybody recommend a roofer who will fit a Galvanised Wire Balloon Guard on a Chimney please

Andrew Carr on Speeding traffic

3rd July 2021 @ 9:21am

@Paul Cawood – It's not the "normal" movement of tractors and associated machinery that is considered to be a threat – it is the abnormal and irresponsible way that some of these vehicles are driven that is the issue. Nobody is suggesting that ALL of the vehicles are driven badly or dangerously, but clearly there are a (hopefully small) proportion of drivers who creat the problems that continue to be reported via this website. To make village and rural life in the area tolerable (and infinitely safer) the shift in perception needs to take place in the minds of those drivers.

Lynette hopkins on Air pod

2nd July 2021 @ 8:13pm

Hi Dave I have messaged you on FB
My grandson has lost one I have stated which ear .

Paul Cawood on Speeding traffic

2nd July 2021 @ 6:27pm

Re "speeding" agricultural vehicles. We live in a village that thrives because of the agricultural community and those of us that work in it. It's sad that the normal movement of tractors and spreaders is perceived as being a threat. This is a necessary part of the working day in the agricultural world. I would suggest a shift in perception will make life in the village more tolerable.

Bruce Mantle on Adderley Lights Saga

2nd July 2021 @ 1:25pm

So the geniuses at Shropshire Highways have advised that 2+ yrs on the works have been delayed.
Where would we all be without these informative public servants?

Bob McClintock on A D A S

2nd July 2021 @ 7:19am

How smart and tidy is our village after Neil and his teams efforts yesterday. Couldn't help thinking perhaps a good place for the 20 year olds to volunteer for Neil's team . Be a good start for them . I'm sure Neil and his team would make them welcome.

Marilyn Paxton on Audlem charity shop

1st July 2021 @ 4:32pm

Hello Sheila, thanks so much, will drop them off Saturday.

Beryl Cole on Speeding traffic

1st July 2021 @ 1:46pm

Yesterday about 5 pm I was walking along Cheshire Street near Heathfield Green towards the shops where the pavement is narrow. A large green tractor came hurtling towards me towing a muck spreader and clods of earth and goodness knows what were being thrown out in all directions. I wasn't hit by anything miraculously but was very shaken. I turned to see the number plate but it was obscured by mud. Pedestrians in the middle of a village should not be threatened in this way by speeding agricultural vehicles.

Michael Cookson on Speedwatch in Buerton

30th June 2021 @ 1:27pm

The chequered flag might be out, but I have noticed that several tractor drivers are on their mobile phones obviously checking race strategy with their bases! Formula 1 tactics have arrived.

Sheila Julian on Audlem charity shop

30th June 2021 @ 9:26am

Marilyn, Thank you for your enquiry re charity shop opening times. At present we are only open on Saturdays (weather permitting) from 10-4 and we will happily accept donations between those hours. Due to lack of space, we cannot accept large items of furniture I'm afraid.

Nick Smith on Speedwatch in Buerton

30th June 2021 @ 7:55am

I Agee with all the comments. I live on Longhill Lane and have bought a checkered flag so that the tractors, lorries and cars can get an indication of what position they are in the race

Dave Nettleton on Found a single AirPod..

30th June 2021 @ 7:10am

Hi I found an AirPod near the canal bridge near the bridge pub, let me know on this chat if it's yours and I'll get it to you ( I can only imagine how irritating it must be to loose one AirPod!)

Marilyn Paxton on Charity Shop

29th June 2021 @ 6:14pm

Hello, could somebody tell me what days the charity shop accepts donations please, or it's opening times?
Thank you.

Dave Martin on Turnpike and Playing Field

29th June 2021 @ 1:59pm

Have fun in Turnpike Field, but be aware that the hedges/fences that border Green Lane and Whitchurch Road are not dog-proof. So if your daughter's dog is of the houdini variety, don't let it off in the top section of the field.

Nigel Machin on Speedwatch in Buerton

29th June 2021 @ 12:30pm

Lucky Buerton having such monitoring in a 40 mph zone! Just 0.5 mile away in Chapel End we have the national speed limit even through the busy blind spot of the Long Hill Lane/Kettle Lane crossing. 40 MPH limit would be great here and perhaps the cops would start to actually monitor this death trap zone.

Eileen Brown on Recommendations

29th June 2021 @ 10:58am

Any recommendations please to measure and fit vertical blinds.
Hankelow area.

JANE MAXWELL on Grass cutting in 2 small paddocks

29th June 2021 @ 10:57am

We need someone to cut down the grass on 2 small paddocks approx 1/4 and 3/4 acres . Can anyone recommend?
Thank you

Carol on Turnpike and Playing Field

29th June 2021 @ 8:48am

Thank you Suzie for your welcome and directions to the turnpike and playing field. Our daughter is visiting from Scotland in a few days time and we've been wondering where we can walk safely with her small dog. These areas sound perfect. Many thanks. Carol

Suzie Warren on Turnpike and Playing Field

28th June 2021 @ 1:57pm

Hi Carol – welcome to the area.

For Turnpike Field head towards The Bridge Inn, further up from the Co-Op ... cross the road from there and you will see the first entrance to TPF a few yards up – small wooden gated entrance.

The Playing Field is at the back of the main car park.

Nigel Young on Adderley Lights Saga

28th June 2021 @ 1:38pm

I requested an update from Shropshire Council last week, this has just arrived:-

Good Afternoon Mr Young

Thank you for your email, I have spoken to Andy Moreton who is in charge of this set of works and he has informed that the works are delayed as there are matters that need to be resolved by our legal dept. The legal dept have instructed a solicitor to assist with taking the works through the various stages that are required in this process to ensure progress can be made and completion achieved.

Unfortunately we do not have a timeframe as yet but we will advise you when any progress is made.

Kind Regards
(Name deleted by NY)

Catherine A Gresty on Holiday let for walkers in South Lakes – last minute availability

28th June 2021 @ 10:44am

We look after two holiday lets in the village of Arnside, which sits on the Kent estuary at the south of the Lake District National Park. We have three sets of available dates in the next couple of weeks and as the area is ideal for walkers, we wondered whether any Audlem locals (many of whom we know love walking) would like to enjoy a visit to the area? It's a 2 hour journey north, or you can travel by train AND you don't really need to use transport once you get there, as there are walks from the door-step! And there's a lovely set of little shops, chippy, pub etc, all within walking distance (a bit like Audlem but by the water!)
The dates are: 6-9th July (3 nights) 11-14th July (3 nights) on the 2nd date, both apartments are available, so two groups could stay together! Sleeps 4-5 in each.
More details can be viewed on facebook @belmontarnside
Happy to offer a 'mates rate' over these dates, making it £125pn (reduced from £160 and will waive the cleaning fee too (£75)
If interested please contact us on FB or phone 07985 982786

Carol on Turnpike and Playing Field

28th June 2021 @ 6:36am

Lots of chat here re Turnpike Field and its new notice board, but where exactly is this field? We're new to the area (Buerton) and would love to take a walk there.

james mcgregor on Get involved to make a difference!

25th June 2021 @ 5:33pm

Well said Catherine, I was just about the ask the village the same. We still have a few places available on the Council, it would be great to see the many enthusiastic chatbox contributors joining and doing something to make a difference.

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