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Information about the South Cheshire village of Hankelow

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General Information.

Cheshire East are welcoming resident views on bus services in a new consultation. It would appear that Rural Nantwich bus services will face cuts under the new plans, including changes to the 72 and 73 which serve Hankelow.

Village Picnic, May 5th

The Village Picnic took place on the green last Sunday (5th May). The weather was kind to us and a good time was had by all.

Labour’s Dan Price has won the Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner election.

Kirk Shenton was joined by his grandsons to replace a dead beech tree on the village green with a sequoia and five rhododendrons.

Planting a new tree on village green, May 4th 2024
Planting a new tree on village green, May 4th 2024
NPlanting a new tree on village green, May 4th 2024
Job done! A new sequoia and five rhododendrons newly planted, May 4th 20241

 

There are a number of items on Nantwich News which may be of interest. There is a plan to stop accepting cash payments in most car parks in Nantwich,  and Cheshire East is to close the School Meals service. There is also concern that some libraries may be closed, although Nantwich library doesn't seem to be under threat at the moment.

Older items from this section can be found here

Keep an eye on Audlem on Line and Nantwich News for much more local information.
Cheshire East Media releases can be seen here.
Local planned roadworks information can be found on the One.network website.
Residents who like to walk across the Weaver bridges in Hankelow may want to check the river water level if the weather has been bad.


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Dates for your diary

Friday 10th May - A Night Out with a Cowboy. Nashville produced Country and Western star Greg Hager will be performing at the White Lion from 7:00 p.m.

Friday 10th May to Saturday 18th May - Nantwich Players present "The Girl on the Train" at 7:45 p.m. in the Player's Theatre in Love lane, Nantwich.

Sunday 12th May  - Reaseheath College were to be staging its Annual Family Festival, but the event is now cancelled due to flooding

Monday 13th May - the Mobile Library will be on the village green for 40 minutes from about 10:10 a.m.

May 13th to 19th - Nantwich Roots Festival

Thursday 16th May - Audlem and District History Socity meeting in the Audlem Scout and Guide hall at 7:30 p.m. Thomas Telford's Shropshire Legacy, speaker Dorothy Nicolle.

Friday May 24th to Monday May 27th - Audlem Music and Arts Festival.

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Recurring events.

The Warm Spaces Hub will be open every Friday between 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m in  Hankelow Chapel Community Hall throughout the year, even if the weather is hot!

ADCA Wednesday club is open from 11:00 a.m. in Hankelow Chapel Community Hall for coffee and light lunch. More information here.

On most Saturdays the Audlem Charity shop is open  from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Check on AOL first, as the weather may affect the opening.

The ADAPT Saturday Market has closed now for the winter. It will be back in the spring.

There is fortnightly Bingo in Audlem Town Hall on Friday evening at 7:30 (however this will not restart until February) . Check AOL to confirm the dates.

Oceanwave Fresh Fish is usually on the car park of the Lord Combermere in Audlem every Thursday from 9:30 - 11:00 a.m.

You can find out more about other regular weekly events in Audlem here.

Bin collection in the village is on Mondays - check this calendar  for 2024, kindly provided by Charlie Foster, to find out which bin to put out. The dates for the Library van are highlighted in red, and the timetable for the number 72 and 73 buses are on page 2.

Click here for a recycling "What goes where" guide


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 What's new on other pages

April 30th 2024 - the Chapel Events page was updated to add May services.

April 24th 2024 - The Village Picnic flyer was added to the Village Events page

April 1st 2024 - the Chapel Events page was updated to add April services.

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Older items from this section can be found here