
Signature Grazing
Tue 20th Oct @ 6:09am

Defibrillators
Tue 20th Oct @ 6:08am

Funeral Of Vanda Clemes
Tue 20th Oct @ 6:07am

Notes from the Parish Council meeting
Tue 20th Oct @ 6:06am

Ramblers Walk Saturday 24th October
Mon 19th Oct @ 6:09am

History Society Report
Mon 19th Oct @ 6:08am

SEND Reform Plans in Cheshire East
Mon 19th Oct @ 6:07am

St James Newsletter 16th October
Sun 18th Oct @ 6:09am
Today, in the build up to this weekend's Festival, Audlem Online puts the spotlight on the village's pubs, all three putting on music throughout the weekend.
Lord CombermereThe Lord Combermere, on Friday, features Poyzer & Fluff + special guests, at 9.00pm, bringing their outstanding passionate, vibrant and original songs and improvisations back to the Combermere. A support line-up completes the billing. Saturday sees the outdoor stage at the Combermere with bands playing throughout the afternoon.
Bridge InnFriday night at 9.00pm at the The Bridge Inn sees Colin Browne (Barclay James Harvest) & Mick Giliker (Proudlove & Beyond) playing a heady mixture of Beatles classics and Motown favourites. Keyboards & guitars combine with vocal virtuosity. Chris Dumville plays at 6.00pm on Saturday, a versatile singer / guitarist. At 9.00pm Saturday it's a Bridge favourite, the Diamond Geezer.
Shroppie FlyThe Shroppie Fly kicks off on Friday at 9.00pm with Heavy Weather, a classic blues rock band with a great local following. These guys are at the top of their game, playing regularly with Bernie Marsden of Whitesnake. On Saturday night, it's the ever-popular 'Bob on our side' featuring Bob Dylan classics at 9.00pm.
You can check out the full programmes, above is just a sample, on the Festival website or in the printed programmes. For those new to the village, you can locate all the Festival venues using the interactive map on the home page of Audlem Online, a new feature on the website.
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