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Joy Hargreaves on Turnpike Field Car parking

17th September 2024 @ 2:50pm

Being in my mid seventies, living near Adderley and able to drive, I use to love driving to Audlem with a view to do some shopping, a short canal walk and perhaps a coffee afterwards. However, with all the parking difficulties, I have not done this for over a year. Begrudgingly, I now shop at Market Drayton.
It would be so lovely to be able to park on the Turnpike field, maybe two or three days in the week and once more enjoy and support the businesses in Audlem. I hope one day this will be possible.

Carol Haq on Turnpike Field Car parking

16th September 2024 @ 12:16pm

I totally agree with Judy. We need to make this happen

Stephanie and Jon Richardson on Turnpike Field Car parking

16th September 2024 @ 1

Absolutely Judy, we couldn't agree more! Keeping our village alive and thriving depends on projects exactly like this--developing a green parking area on Turnpike Field. It's a fantastic way to blend practical needs with sustainability, ensuring we preserve the natural beauty and integrity of our community whilst encouraging visitors and supporting local businesses. Initiatives like this help maintain the vibrant and connected spirit of our village for generations to come. Let's move forward together supporting APC and keep our village flourishing! Cheshire East, you might think we're just a dot on the map, but even the smallest dots know how to make a big point!

Simon Gleave on Turnpike Field Car parking

16th September 2024 @ 10:04am

I dont really have much of an opinion on the Turnpike field apart from to say I guess it is okay for larger events where people are quite happy to walk.

Its a pity there wasnt a stipulation when the new estate was built that a new fire station was to be built as well. The old fire station land would have made a great spot for quick parking in the centre of the village.

Judy Evans on Turnpike Field Car parking

15th September 2024 @ 9:26am

An informal three day trial, when no directional sign were employed, is hardly an acid test of potential car park use !? As the previous poster observes it is well used for weddings & events, so there is absolutely no reason to be pessimistic (unless the reason you don't want it is due to NIMBY-ism perhaps ?). The installation of a (green) car park will be critical to the survival of our village businesses and leisure facilities. I accept that if your use of these village amenities is already limited, then you may not care – but there are plenty of people who DO care, and potentially even rely on them. It is sad to see that some residents cannot grasp the link between being able to park easily and the ongoing viability of the local leisure clubs, shops, services and eatries. If Audlem is to avoid becoming yet another dormitory settlement, a new car park must be its first priority. Whatever else may have gone on, past & present APCs should receive due credit for this project.

Brian Bugeja on Turnpike Field Car parking

15th September 2024 @ 9:04am

I agree with Geoff's message – i.e. monitor use of the Turnpike Field car park, and the community to consider investing into the field when and if and how required, and not irrespectively.
I also think that Carl Dovey's initiative of allowing 'restricted' parking in Turnpike field should be maintained, and I would add communicated to those responsible in CE of adding car park charges to the Audlem car park.

Geoff Oakes on Turnpike Field Car parking

14th September 2024 @ 1:37pm

I congratulate APC on opening Turnpike Field for informal parking and realise that when it is very wet it has to be closed.

I have monitored the use of the field when it has been open and there has never been more than a couple of cars using the facility. I realise over time usage may increase but there will never many cars using the field. I therefore question why PCC should even consider a more permanent facility especially as costs seem to be over £100,000. A lot to spend on an underused white elephant!

Surely the solution is to open the field on an informal basis between 9.00-5.00pm for what will be a few cars and then open it fully for special events, major funerals etc as needed. This way we reduce the cost to local residents as the Parish Council precept will not increase – our precept is already one of the highest in Cheshire.

Carl Dovey on Turnpike Field Car parking

12th September 2024 @ 7:30am

APC Notice
Due to the heavy rainfall in the past 24 Hrs, Turnpike Field Car parking is suspended until further notice.
Of course we will update asap
Thank You
Audlem Parish Council

Emma Downey on Breakfast recommendations

11th September 2024 @ 6:01pm

There are lots of good places locally but a couple of our favourites are The Tearoom at No 11 in the village and the cafe at Longman's Farm Shop in Aston.

Paul Longhorn on Breakfast recommendations

11th September 2024 @ 8:11am

Morning, highly recommend The Bridge at weekends. Trust me you will not leave hungry and as much tea and coffee as you want. Been there about 4 times and never been disappointed. Also best value

Jenny Collis-Smith on Breakfast recommendations

11th September 2024 @ 8:08am

The Tearoom at No. 11 is a brilliant place for breakfast. They do a great full English (go on their website for full menu choices). I would thoroughly recommend!

michael boffey on Breakfast in the area

11th September 2024 @ 8:06am

My favourite breakfast recommendations are Longmans farm shop,all week and the Shroppie fly at weekends

David James on Breakfast recommendations

10th September 2024 @ 7:57pm

Can anyone recommend a good local venue to take house guests for a full English breakfast. Thank you.

Stephanie Richardson on Guttering

10th September 2024 @ 1:33pm

Completely agree with Mike Butterley. William is incredibly impressive--he not only quickly diagnosed a simple blockage when we anticipated a bigger issue, but he also took photos to clearly explain the problem. His initiative to fix it on the spot showed his efficiency and professionalism.

Philip Millership on Media wall

10th September 2024 @ 12:17pm

Has anyone found a shopping bag with personal items possibly left a liitle over a week ago when loading my 6yr old grandson into his car seat. Would have been in Tollgate Drive. Definately has a macbook mains adaptor and a set of keys with a Birmingham Sealife Centre photo keyring. Thank you 07813 505064.

Mike Butterley on Guttering

7th September 2024 @ 3:33pm

Re William of WHS Roofing & Guttering

Needing repairs to leaking guttering and having read the very positive reviews by a number of contributors to AOL regarding WHS I decided to contact him for a quote. Following the submission of a few photos at William's request I promptly received a detailed quotation for the work to be undertaken. Upon contacting him a date and time was agreed. The repairs were carried out effectively, the problem was resolved, on the date agreed, at the cost quoted. Very impressed with this pleasant, polite young man who was both professional in his dealings and thorough in his application to the job in hand.

Rob Peel on GoTo bus services

5th September 2024 @ 2:21pm

We tried this service 4 times this week and it's been absolutely fantastic.
Updates are sent informing us both of what time we will be picked within the half hour window. Drivers are helpfull and in fact dropped us off outside house. I know some have been disappointed, but it's worth trying again.

Satisfied customers Rob& Dor.

Julie Pitts on Shout out to ADCA social lunch groups.

4th September 2024 @ 8:11am

I would like to say a huge thank you to the above groups. They go to such huge efforts to make each meeting interesting and fun. I am a companion to a lovely lady who lives in Audlem, her life has taken on a whole new lease of life since she has been attending these groups. I also enjoy them immensely. We have been on visits to Wales, a ride down the canal following a lovely meal at the Marina, craft classes, musical sessions and a whole lot more.

I know there are lots of spouses and /companions/carers, who find these groups invaluable and would be lost without them.

Laura, Tracey, Julia and Debs, along with the wonderful volunteers, too many to mention-just in case I miss someone off! They provide a fantastic service to the people of Audlem.

A HUGE THANK YOU!!

Nikki Pascall on Thanks

2nd September 2024 @ 7:04am

Thanks for the recommendation geraint – this was the person I needed

Geraint Davies on Nicky's search for odd job man

1st September 2024 @ 9:37am

The person you're looking for is probably Steve O'Driscoll. His phone number is 07941553173 – steve5657@yahoo.co.uk
He is an excellent man – highly recommended. Geraint.

Susan Wilkinson on Loft ladder

1st September 2024 @ 7:44am

Can anyone recommend someone to repair/replace a lift ladder please

Roland Turner on Hearing aid found

31st August 2024 @ 12:16pm

Hearing aid found near Charity Shop Saturday morning. Handed in at Williams Newsagents

Bob Fousert on Parking Consultation

31st August 2024 @ 10:23am

So Cheshire East want to consult on the increases to parking charges/times. Has anyone tried to respond? It is not a straight forward process of clicking on a link just to make contact and will, no doubt/is designed to, put many people off. I get the impression that this is just a case of CE paying lip service to a supposedly democratic process and the result will, as usual, be a foregone conclusion.

Nikki Pascall on Handyman

30th August 2024 @ 9:32pm

Hi
I've been looking for the details of the odd job man who advertises on audlem on line but can't find his no now – can anyone please let me have his contact details

Nessa Martin on Ian the plumber ( new to Audlem )

30th August 2024 @ 2:19pm

He is very reliable and helpful.He gets back to you quickly and does a very good job. We have had him do two jobs recently and I can't fault him. He even helped replace a roof tile for me as we couldn't lift it!

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