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Surely if Cheshire East really had green ambitions, they would charge extra to empty black bins and make the green bins free?

highly recommended Chris for plastering/tiling needs.

07816 598017

Hi, can anyone recommend a local plasterer please? Thanks

give me a call on 01270 842680

ABC Childcare on the grounds of Audlem St James (CoE) primary school is taking bookings for holiday club. Please get in touch on 07503 547286

Two pick-ups arrived this morning, parked (blocked) in our drive, put cones out in order to start installing a pole that we were told at the meeting with Cheshire East wouldn't be going ahead as they could use the existing pole on the other side of the drive.

Apparently that has been rejected as not strong enough....so replace it then?

We already have perfectley adequate broadband, the airband is not upgrading our existing system it is in competition with it.

Once installed we will be asked if we want to change over.

We don't. It is a complete waste of money and an unnecessary eye sore.

They propose to dig a 2.5 meter hole within 12 yards of a 500 year old Oak tree that stands in the garden at the edge of the road. I imagine they will be affecting the root system.

All this for something we neither want or need.

It is more than Car damage we should be worrying about. The excessive speed and lack of consideration by some of the tractor drivers whizzing through the village is an accident just waiting to happen. Somebody will get seriously hurt, or worse. And the excuse from the farmers, 'putting food on your table' doesn't hold water anymore. Why can't we have a CCTV system around the village, Fine, NAME and SHAME them.

To the OP, if you had a collision on the bridge, then I think you'll find that it will be knock for knock as there are no central markings on the road. The driver of the tractor may not have been aware that your wing mirror made contact with his trailer, thus failure to stop.

Sorry to hear about your hit and run accident Roy. Have you tried the Co-Op? I think they have cameras outside. There is a growing amount of concern about the number of accidents but also the near misses with tractors and other large machines and vehicles being driven though Audlem. It seems like the village is getting busier or narrower with parked cars and the machines are getting larger each year! Thank you to the very kind tractor driver who let me through by the Combermere this morning but I was really annoyed to see one of your young colleagues on Monday at 12:40 loaded with a very big blue rig and a trailer thingy crossing the canal bridge into the village from the Whitchurch road as he was texting on his mobile phone. Completely irresponsible.

Nic Goodwin did us proud last October surveying , advising and arranging fitting of our solar pv system with 4 batteries and Emergency Power Supply backup . Hankelow based with local clients 07805 551151 . Results exceed expectations , Hope that helps

Just to endorse Nigel's congratultions to Judy and all her staff. For all she does away and above just running a shop
Chris

Could anyone recommend a reliable gardener please?
Approximately 3 to 4 hours per fortnight for lawn mowing and occasional hedge trimming.
Woodhouse Lane, South Buerton.
Phone or text: 07976-295531

any recommendations for supply and fit batteries for my existing solar pv?

Looking for recommendations for someone to repair a leaking conservatory roof. Thanks

REPAIR CAFÉ UPDATE

Since the article in Audlem Online about the proposed Audlem Repair Café, a group of enthusiastic volunteers with a range of skills have come together and had initial discussions about the practicalities of holding a monthly Repair Café in the village. We have been encouraged by the positive comments on AOL and the AOL Facebook page. ADAPT is very supportive and keen to be part of the plan.

A visit to the Repair Café run by Tattenhall Transition Group is planned for us to see a repair café in action and learn from their experience and it is anticipated that we will be able to run something similar in Audlem soon under the auspices of ADAPT as the concept falls neatly within the aims of that well-established group.

Additional volunteers are welcome: portable household items and appliances are the sort of things we anticipate will be brought to a Repair Café so volunteers with the skills and expertise in repairing that sort of thing are what we are looking for. The wider the range of knowledge and skills we have, the better the Repair Café will be able to help the village to avoid throwing away perfectly usable items. If you know someone who you think would be ideal, why not mention it to them? We would be very pleased to hear from them.

Some fundraising will be important to get the Repair Café off the ground and there will be more information about that shortly. We very much hope that the village will join together and support the idea of a Repair Cafe.

I will try to give updates on Audlem Online as we move forward and anyone who does want to join us should drop me an email at:
ajfarrow60@gmail.com

Adrian Farrow

Just a note to say a big congratulations to Judy and her family and staff for the recently awarded Retail Award. The shop is always welcoming and interesting to go into and is a constant in the ever changing village. Thanks Judy.

A Big thank you to all the volunteers i saw clearing the pathways around the scout hut on Sunday Morning.
What a fantastic job you have all done.
Much appreciated.

If that is the cost there's going to be a very big Green Bin graveyard somewhere

So CE are contemplating charging £53.00 a year to empty your green bin, this being so I am wondering if there will be a reduction in council tax for those of us who don't get the following:
Storm drains emptied
Street lights
Roads gritted
Verges maintained
Potholes repaired
Roads swept
I would like to wager this comes to more than the proposed cost of emptying your green bin??

What a wonderful panto.! Oh yes it was! We are tourists staying at Combermere and we came to Hansel and Gretel on Saturday. We thoroughly enjoyed the production and were impressed by the quality of the show and the obvious community spirit. Thank you.

Hi, there is a now road closure sign in Stafford street. Anyone know what's being done. Hopefully they won't be digging much up, as since the last resurfacing it's been the smoothest for 25 years!

Does anyone know if any of the shops in Audlem have cctv outside? Or anyone in Audlem at 12.30 today, 4th Feb, see/have dashcam footage of a blue tractor with a flatbed trailer? It hit us by the bridge on A525 but failed to stop. Any help appreciated as our car is badly damaged.

Anyone know what ALL the HGV's are doing up and down Longhill Lane starting at 07.00 in the morning. My house shakes, but at least I can save on a alarm clock.

Hi Emma,
From start to finish, including the interval break, it's around 2.5 hours.

Could anyone tell me how long the panto running time is please? Many thanks