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Sandra Nield on Refugees

23rd March 2022 @ 10:17am

There is a Facebook group set up to support Ukrainians in Cheshire which may be helpful to those locally willing to assist them~Ukrainian Support Cheshire East.

Adrian Davies on Red kite

22nd March 2022 @ 1:45pm

Or maybe even "breeding" Elaine. Unless, of course, you're preparing one for your dinner – although there's probably not a lot of meat there.
Kites have been see occasionally for some years now. I've seen them over Longhill Lane and Heywoods Land occasionally. They're slowly coming eastwards from the colonies that were established in Wales I believe.

john Wainwright on Help

22nd March 2022 @ 6:40am

If you could drop us some leaflets off at the cricket club they could be displayed in a prominent place. The vast majority of our opponents on both Saturday and Sundays are local teams and usually bring a decent amount of support with them. We always try to promote the local businesses by sending our guests to sample the hospitality and produce of the village.
If anyone else would like to advertise their wares just get in touch and we will gladly oblige.

Tel . 07809202805
email . g981ank@gmail.com

Bill Biggar on Red kite

21st March 2022 @ 6:21pm

I saw one a couple of weeks ago flying West to East from Adderley towards Woore. Lovely sight.

Elaine Jennings on Red kite

21st March 2022 @ 5:41pm

sorry I meant red kite breading..not beating !

Alex Titchiner on Walking Football

21st March 2022 @ 2:34pm

Hi all! I'd just like to take the opportunity to introduce both myself and my business 'MEvo'. Having been a resident in the village since September 2020 it was always my intention to run some of our sport-based projects here in this beautiful village. It has been a tough time for all of us due to COVID and we've intentionally put on hold any activities because of it.

I am currently working alongside Ralph Warburton to bring 'Walking Football' to Audlem. Given his endless list of commitments, I'm grateful to Ralph for instantly throwing himself behind this. Walking Football is played at walking pace, with players not allowed to run or jog. It is primarily aimed at over 50's but is also suited to anyone who would prefer to enjoy football at lower levels of intensity and bodily impact.

We are currently exploring the idea of two sessions during the week, based both indoor and outdoor (weather permitting) at Audlem Public Hall. One session running in daytime hours and the other running one evening in the week for those at work. Full information for this is hoped to be published via Audlem Online and other media outlets in due course.

I am a former professional footballer myself and this is something I'm really looking forward to being involved with – particularly from a mental health and social inclusion standpoint having felt the strain of both during these tough times.

This would be the start of numerous projects aimed at both children and adults that we would like to bring to Audlem.
It's our goal to work alongside and complement existing activities in the village. I'm eager to get to know as many members of the community as possible and welcome any feedback or questions that you may have. Please feel free to contact me via email: alex.mevo@outlook.com

I'd also like to give a special thanks to Geoff Stretch and John Tilling for being extremely helpful and informative thus far!

Elaine Jennings on Red kite

21st March 2022 @ 12:19pm

I've only seen red kite around Henley..it would be good if they were beating around here ..

Claire Lloyd on Help

21st March 2022 @ 11:47am

Hi I'm just wondering when my post will be added to the Facebook page. The idea behind my business is to support local small businesses & at the moment I can't get the message out to the local community.

For the market to be a success & be something we can bring to the community on a more regular basis I need the community to see the advert as soon possible. If there's anything I can do let me know.

Are there any other ways of advertising in your community. I will be dropping leaflets in some of the popular community locations but do you have a village magazine etc.

Thanks again & if there's any issues just let me know.

Claire

Adrian Davies on Parish Council Surgeries

21st March 2022 @ 10:55am

I may be missing the point here, but is the Parish Council really the right body to be running a surgery, especially when we have a very good medical practice in the village. I know Ralph has many talents, but can he really treat my piles – and I'm not even sure I want to show them to him even if he is prepared to look!

Nina on handyman

20th March 2022 @ 1:21pm

Can anyone recommend a reliable local handyman? I need some fencing doing in my garden.

Judy Evans on Parish Council Surgeries

20th March 2022 @ 7:36am

Sadly Scott, it's not a small number of people, that are increasingly concerned and frustrated. If "finding fault" with a public body for not disclosing financial information rate payers are entitled to see (when the PC are sat on £100,000 +), and when they are also not carrying out their LEGAL obligation to hold public meetings (or even publishing the minutes of the last one)- well yes, sadly I must be "nit picking". Or maybe it's because my late father was Chair of the APC for very many years, I have a sense that things are just not functioning as they normally should. I wouldn't dispute that some people may well be trying their best for this community, but codes of conduct and regulations do need to be adhered to, and and transparency is key.

Nick Smith on Rhino Greenhouse

20th March 2022 @ 6:57am

Hi,
Has anyone had any experience building a Rhino Greenhouse. I have started, but continually end up going around in circles. What I want is some paid help to do the work with my wiling assistance Any helpf suggestions would be much appreciated.

Peter Silvester on Help

19th March 2022 @ 8:21pm

Ashley asks what can be done about all the heavy traffic in Audlem, saying it must be illegal. I've been involved in local village groups looking at the problem, and unfortunately nothing can be done. Two A roads cross at Shropshire Street, and large heavy lorries are quite entitled to use both. The A525 (Woore – Whitchurch) was a primary route until a few years ago, but was then deprimed, meaning it won't be provided as a route on satnavs aimed at HGVs. But that's it. We have to live with the heavy traffic.

Natasha Newby on Help

19th March 2022 @ 7:52pm

Ashley, You think it's the worst that you've ever come across, well let me tell you, 'you ain't seen nothing yet' Wait till the new wedding venue opens up on Monks Lane. 7 days a week events with all of the traffic that an events business like this generates and all this new traffic yet to add to the Audlem congestion.
There is also a new (pending planning permission) road currently being cut through a field off the A529 just as you leave Audlem and before Hankelow. The land owner is increasing the wagon loads of industrial building waste that he is processing. You may notice the utter disgrace and damage that this activity has already caused. Not to mention the totally ignored council stop order that was slapped on the land owner, he just carries on. The size of these wagons are massive and upwards of 60 loads per day coming our way. Like I said earlier, 'you ain't seen nothing yet'

Dylan Jones on Red kite

19th March 2022 @ 7:43pm

Red kite flying around salford, Saturday dinnertime. The bird variety.

Ashley Lind on Help

19th March 2022 @ 3:19pm

I have no problem in telling you that the traffic issue in Audlem ranks as the worst I've ever come across.
Huge tonnage negotiating through a village must surely be illegal?

Fair enough, local Government has never been a hotbed of common sense and efficiency, but is someone going to deal with this?

It's appalling.

Ashley

Mike Hancock on Public meeting -Turnpike Car Park

19th March 2022 @ 7:51am

But unlike Brexit, the village buying Turnpike Field was and remains a very good idea with clear benefits for it's population

Scott Campbell on Parish Council Surgeries

18th March 2022 @ 9:17pm

Wow wow wow as someone new to the village can't help feeling people are trying to find fault for the sake of finding it can anyone do anything right in the eyes of the small number of people on chat box

Judy Evans on Parish Council Surgeries

18th March 2022 @ 8:08am

What a great idea having Parish Council Surgeries – perhaps this way I can get a response to the emails I have recently sent (but go unacknowledged/ unresponded to) about their current financial position. However I seem to have missed their recent public Parish Council meeting where this action was discussed and voted on- could anyone enlighten me when this took place ?

Norman Huntbach on Green lane road collapse

17th March 2022 @ 7:04pm

Despite being reported to CEC Highways on Monday, there is not yet any warning to road users in place. The surface of the southbound lane is collapsing into the brook due being undermined after lack of maintenance by the landowner.

Billy Gibbons on B&B

17th March 2022 @ 6:56pm

Or.....I could look in the Directories section of this fine website! Which I just have done. As you were folks....... ;-)

Marilyn Paxton on Roof Repair Recommendation

17th March 2022 @ 2:30pm

Hello, for anybody looking for a roofing repair/maintenance/gutter cleans etc. Can highly recommend
John at Roofitwell 07742738837
Professional, reliable, polite and very respectful of property, plus all mess cleared up!

Chris Greaves on Public meeting -Turnpike Car Park

17th March 2022 @ 9:12am

Bit like Brexit really. Keep pushing for a ' Peoples' vote', delay the whole process and hope the whole thing goes away. Democracy in action again – all we need is for Gina Miller to join the council and take it to court.

Billy Gibbons on B&B

17th March 2022 @ 8:42am

Helloooo. Does anyone know of a B&B in or, very near to the Village please, or ideally, IN Green Lane? I have rang a local B&B but they told me they don't do B&B despite having a sign outside saying B&B. But, to be fair, it says Oxo on the sides of Buses but they don't sell it.

Many thanks.

ken lee on Public meeting -Turnpike Car Park

17th March 2022 @ 8:15am

Having spent yet another night 'sleeping on it' I asked myself will the car park solve the solution of 'ILLEGAL PARKING ? I arrived at – a) if the answer is 'Yes' then we should go ahead with it but if the answer was 'No' then why bother. Looks as if I am up for many more nights of 'sleeping on it'
This 'is it on or is it off' scenario is becoming more unpredictable than the weather – a vote was made years back perhaps best put it in the 'unsolved crimes bin', move on and save a lot of wasted time and money.
However I did come up with an alternative solution – Make 'illegal parking' a car crushable offence. Perhaps the time of Parish Council and ourselves the 'villagers' would be better spent lobbying Parliament for it and it would be a cheaper alternative all round.
Colin , this could well become the theme for next years pantomime – any title suggestions, lets put a bit of humour back into chatbox.

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