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Tim Bretten on Local Driver
Thanks Billy- either drop me an email (brettentim@gmail.com) or I have put a post on Items wanted with my phone number on (07870 555902)
Chris Greaves on Audlem from far away
You weren't in China in 1972 were you?
Russell Banks on Local lady awarded degree 60 years later
What a lovely story with a very poignant message for the people of Audlem
"things that may have been lost today will possibly appear again eventually"
Jenny Pearson on Social groups
Hi
Can anyone point me in the direction of a local art group and book club please.
Gail Charlesworth on cleaner required
Hello, We are looking for somebody to clean in our nursery for aprox 1 hour each day. Duties to include, hoovering cleaning staff areas including toilets and main lobbies. If you are interested and would like more information please call us on 01270 623023.
thanks
Parklands Day Nursery
John Peel on Green Lane
It has to be bad when Audlem makes it on the Radio 2 travel news – Green lane closed due to flooding
Ali T on Audlem from far away
I'm in the other side of the world these days and so great to get echoes of audlem from the site. The turnpike path is looking great and I can see in my minds eye exactly where that is. Also enjoyed the piece about a degree being awarded many years later, what a lovely moment.
Billy Gibbons on Local Driver
Hello Tim. I may be able to help. Can't give my number on here but you can contact me through whatever channel AOL deem safe.
Thanks.
Elizabeth Newton on Ménage for hire
Does anyone have a ménage for hire? Happy to pay and also level after use. I'm in longhill lane so just outside the village. Many thanks
Tim Bretten on Local Driver
Hi
I am looking for a driver to do some local driving – Hankelow to Buerton, Audlem to Buerton etc
If anybody is looking for some part time driving work for a reasonable price to make it worthwhile.
Thanks Tim
Allison Whelan Dutton on Do you need a cleaner
Hi, my friend needs a cleaner. Could you ring her on 07884 211910 please
Thanks
Christina Lawson on Cheshire East Planning Enforcement Action Locally
There were many Audlem and district residents who sent objections earlier this year to Planning Application 22/0111N involving the creation of large track across open country entering the A529 at Corbrook. They will be pleased to know that the landowner withdrew his application on 26 October, following Enforcement Action by Cheshire East and the loss of an Appeal by the landowner. We can thank our Planning Enforcement Team for their actions. The track so far created should be returned to its former state.
Susan Critton on Wool blankets
Hello. I am looking for some large wool blankets for my dog beds. please give me a call Sue 07766201027
Thank you
John Peel on Broadband
As of sunday evening it seems BT are having issues with speed ( this will affect all cable to the property b/band companies as they use Openreach) . Mine dropped down to 20Mb from 150 but if you reboot the router ( or power it down and power back up ) speed increased to 95Mb. Lets hope they fix it overnight.
Russell Banks on Ralph visits China – in 1972
What a thoroughly interesting read.
However as a relative 'Audlem newbie' I am perplexed as to why such succesful business people, are not snapped up by the Parish Council.
Their insight and experience would surely have prevented the disfunctional PC practices of late last year/early this.
Stewart Rose on AOL get control of your Facebook page
I must say that my concerns with the comments on Facebook also apply to the people who work so hard with this fantastic page. The abuse the members of the AOL team have also been receiving is disgusting
Stewart Rose on AOL get control of your Facebook page
Also if you get on your Facebook page you can easily remove comments if the issue is that AOL can not gain access and run the Facebook page properly then maybe they should not have a Facebook page. It's a definite worry that not only are people who have done nothing being targeted in this witch hunt but these comments on Facebook could very easily effect any future court case regarding what's happened recently
Stewart Rose on AOL get control of your Facebook page
If you are not able to properly control the comments on a post then it should be removed it's a very simple process. Something must be done to stop these vile comments towards people until we know the full facts about things
Jon Richardson on AOL get control of your Facebook page
The Facebook postings mentioned by Stewart Rose are certainly of a bullying nature, but it is wrong to suggest that AOL web team are "allowing" these postings while disallowing them on AOL. The fact is, they have no control over postings on Facebook any more than anyone else does. The only remedy open to AOL (as with any other user of Facebook) is to request the postings to be taken down. The decision to comply with such request rests with Facebook moderators alone.
john kemble on Bird Flu
Will the bird flu outbreak near Checkley stop the local pheasant shoots ?
Wes Lechley on Blogs
Why do some people need to be so sour? If a news article is of no interest to you then just exercise the option to not read it.
Ralph is a prominent local and does tons for the village. I enjoy his occasional articles. Perhaps if the complainant has something better to offer then they should submit it.
Stewart rose on AOL get control of your Facebook page
You put statements about allowing comments but you just allow abusive comments on your Facebook page. The comments made by some people are basically bullying and you are allowing it to happen you should be ashamed
Zalena Vandrewala on Broadband
Hi who is your provider?
Lennie Meredith on Blogs
Could someone please explain what a trip to China in 1972 has got to do with the life of this village!!
Mike Banks on Ralph visits China – in 1972
Although I'm no longer an Audlem resident, I do like to keep up with AOL and I found Ralph's article to be of particular interest whilst I sit in my hotel quarantine room in the very pleasant Chinese coastal city of Xiamen.
I suppose travel to China isn't much easier right now, all visas issues prior to March 2020 are now voided and new visas are particularly difficult to acquire. Finding flights is just as challenging, I had to wait six weeks for a flight with open seats. On the plus side, the food in Xiamen is quite good, being based on the Min cuisine which is one of the eight traditional cuisines of China and possibly my favourite. Next stop is Tianjin, another coastal city but on the Bohai sea and I expect quite a bit colder.
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