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Georgina, try Eastfield Joinery 01270 664769.

We are looking for a Glazier to repair a number of double glazed units and replace some of the wooden beading which is rotted. Any recommendations?

Avoid cutting hedges between March and August, as this is the primary nesting season for birds and is often restricted by law to protect wildlife. It is also advised not to trim during extreme weather, such as heavy frost, severe drought, or intense heat, which can damage the plant.Key Times to Avoid Cutting Hedges:March – August (Nesting Season): It is illegal in the UK to intentionally damage or destroy active bird nests, making this the most crucial period to avoid pruning.Spring Growth Phase: Cutting too early in spring can cut off new growth and disturb nesting wildlife.Extreme Weather: Avoid cutting in hot, dry weather to prevent scorching, or during freezing temperatures, which can damage exposed stems.Berry-Bearing Season (Late Autumn): While birds are safe from nesting disturbance, avoiding heavy cuts allows birds, such as fieldfares, to eat berries that help them survive the winter.

Many will now know of the United Utilities water main replacement down Woore Road into the village. Last night water supplies were interrupted again by a large burst which, according to the workman I spoke to this morning, was repaired only to burst again, resulting in a large volume of water running down into Mount Pleasant. The work involves sleeving the old main with a new plastic one inserted inside the old pipe. The multiple holes are necessary for new connections to be made to the properties. Yesterday afternoon we experienced liquid mud running from our taps and grit affecting one of the toilet fittings, resulting in persistent overflow problems. We have not used the dishwasher or washing machine until the remaining work is completed for risk of damage. As we appear to be one of the first areas in the village to have our water main renewed, I thought it might be helpful to let others know what they may shortly experience. It’s a situation of short-term pain for long term gain.
Salford is scheduled for an open trench on Friday as they renew our smaller main supply, which has been subject to multiple bursts over the last three decades or more. Good to see that U.U. are finally getting to grips with the problem, but don't expect any road closed signs until next month!

Following a traffic collision, the bridge it will be closed overnight to allow the placement of 'temporary concrete safety barriers' in view of damage to the safety barrier.

Thank you to residents who have taken the time to check this matter out with CE Highways.

I have also had a response now, and it appears that CE Highways were unaware of the sign being erected; apparently it relates to already completed works, carried out at the end of March and as such was not authorised.

I understand that the responsible organisation are being asked to remove the offending sign as soon as possible.

I hope to be in touch again soon, once I receive response to my remaining road closure queries.
Rachel

Huge result and still no front-page headline? Come on Audlem Online, this is bigger than a missing wheelie bin on collection day!!
Cup final after 15 years and we’re buried below the parish notices—have the editors gone on holiday or are they Crewe fans?
Sort it out and give the lads the spotlight they’ve earned!

🎉 Exciting news, everyone! 🎉

Audlem FC beat Crewe FC’s Sunday Men’s team today in the semi-final of the Division One Cup! This victory marks our first trip to the final in 15 years since reformation!

We’d love your support as we aim for glory! The final is set for May 10th at Nantwich Town, with kick-off at 6 PM. Come cheer on the lads!

Let’s make it a memorable night! 🙌⚽️

Hello Owen,
Thanks for the recommendation. Much appreciated, Bob

Is there a taxi service in Audlem .

Bob
Can recommend James he is specialist Amtico / carpet etc flooring I have neighbours and friends in village who have work carried out by him all excellent.
Contact James on 07402 282662
Owen

I read this piece with a wry smile, being of an age where this might be applicable. Is there a physical blue box? Possibly as it contains a ‘tablet’ but my image of a ‘toolkit’ and ‘tools’ is probably not what they mean! As to the ‘cloud system’ well i am not sure how my hammers and screwdrivers get up in the air!

Mike – try www.audlemfestival.live and scroll down to Contact Us.

Definitely use Flower Divas. Great florist – and also a great supporter of the village – eg the Audlem School Children's Garden

Hello, Can anyone recommend a flooring specialist/tiler to cover an old tongue and grooved sitting room floor, please? Many thanks, Bob

Flower Divas are amazing- I have personal experience of funeral flowers and they went above and beyond in every way.

Trying to get in touch with the organiser of the Makers Market at Kingbur Mill during the Festival so we can book a stall if possible. Anybody got any ideas?

You can’t go wrong with Audlem’s Flower Divas our very own award winning florist.

Margaret
Forgot to mention that Petal Power is very competitive and from Audlem.

Margaret I sent you details for florist
Ruth is Audlem local
A.Owen

In reply to Margaret Edwards posting, I recommend The Bloom Edit, 14 Hospital Street, Nantwich. Telephone 01270 624625 or find them on line.

Margaret. Try Petal Power in Shavington. Can deliver if needed web site petal-power.co.uk
Highly qualified and well experienced.

Margaret myself and friends always use
Ruth Massey
07531253245
Excellent service and she always wide choice of flowers not overpriced and very helpful.
A.Owen

Can anyone recommend a good florist who does funeral flowers?

This year the Village fete will be on August 30 th 12.00. On the playing field