World Day of Prayer
(A women led, global, ecumenical movement)
Everyone – men, women and children of all ages are invited to join this annual World Day of Prayer, Wesley Place, Alsager, Friday 1st March 7.30pm organised by our local Alsager churches. [Read more…]
A Pay and Display Parking Sign.
Cheshire East Council is to consult on proposals to increase parking charges across the borough from March 2019.
The proposals aim to ensure that the income generated from car parks makes the best use of the council-owned assets, and therefore benefits the taxpayers of Cheshire East. They include: [Read more…]
Alsager Bonfire & Fireworks Display Saturday 3rd November
The annual Alsager fireworks and bonfire night is a major charity event in the community of Alsager. The Round Table organise the event and it is a key fund raiser for the village.
It will be held on the field next to The Plough pub as usual. All funds raised are ploughed back into community projects and for people in need.
On the evening there will be an amazing fireworks display to music, fairground rides and food stalls. The field will be open from 5pm with the bonfire lit at 6pm and the fireworks lit at 6.45pm.
Tickets can be purchased in the village at shops or on the gate.
On 11th November 2018, the United Kingdom and its friends overseas will mark the day 100 years ago when the guns fell silent at the end of the First World War.
The Royal British Legion Alsager Branch, supported by Alsager Town Council, are proud to be taking part in the nation’s tribute ‘A Battles Over’. This is set to be a moving and truly unique day with a series of events delivered in Alsager to enable the community to pay their respects to those who gave their lives during the war.
For information or more details of ways to get involved with this prestigious occasion please call 01270879711 and ask for Andrea or Nolana.
Sunday, November 11th 2018 6:00am, Alsager Civic, 9 Lawton Rd Alsager.
The annual One World Festival will be taking place on Saturday September 29th from 11-2pm.
The theme of this year’s festival is “The world is Changing- what about us?” We have changed venue this year and so the festival will be held in and around Alsager Civic Centre. This is so we can be at the heart of the village as we celebrate the diversity which exists in our community.
Come along and try foods and delicacies from around the word; take part in dancing, drumming and storytelling workshops or try a new craft.
As ever this festival provides us the opportunity to celebrate our community so come along and see what we have to offer.
A dealer in fake designer goods brought to justice by Cheshire East Council has been told by a court to hand over £5,000 or face jail.
Tracey Bell, 53, who owns and runs Alsager Tanning Studio, in Station Road, Alsager, sold counterfeit designer goods with an estimated genuine value of £100,000.
Items included designer label jewellery and watches, phone accessories, make-up, bags and clothing, footwear, perfume, sunglasses and headphones. The fake goods were labelled under exclusive marques including Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Hermès and Beats. [Read more…]
One World 2018 returns to the village on Saturday 29th September at a new venue of Alsager Civic and at a new time of 11am-2pm.
This year’s ‘One World’ theme is ‘The World is Changing – how about us?’ and we are turning our focus to the worldwide issue of plastics.
Colleagues from Cheshire East recycling and sustainability teams will be joining us, along with others with some unique approaches to reducing our plastic usage. We are holding an exciting competition for 4-14 year olds who we are asking to be creative with recycled plastics! The challenge is to create a model or piece of artwork using plastic that can be recycled, entry forms are available from local schools and also from the library. [Read more…]
The Civic Cinema film for Monday 17th September will be Mamma Mia 2! – Here We Go Again.
Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again is an upcoming musical romantic comedy film directed and written by Ol Parker, from a story by Parker, Catherine Johnson, and Richard Curtis. It is the sequel and prequel to the 2008 film Mamma Mia!, which is based on the musical of the same name. The film stars Lily James, Amanda Seyfried, Christine Baranski, Julie Walters, Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth, Stellan Skarsgård, Dominic Cooper, Cher and Meryl Streep. [Read more…]
Hello! , the school summer holidays are nearly upon us!
Let’s see if this lovely weather lasts!
Typically, the end of school term can result in a rise in crimes such as noise complaints, disorder and other forms of antisocial behaviour from the community. Merely a day goes by these days without us reading about some instance of anti-social behaviour caused by groups of teenagers congregating in a particular area BUT it’s important that we don’t tar all teenagers with the same brush.
The vast majority of Alsager’s young people are a credit to themselves, and only a small minority of individuals may be responsible for any youth-related problems we see over the summer. Many teenagers who might congregate near your home or shops often do so because there’s simply no other suitable place to go and hang out. And, in the vast majority of instances, they’re not going to cause trouble. [Read more…]
East Midlands Trains have introduced a new payment system at Alsager and Kidsgrove Stations where customers can simply use a phone to pay for their parking.
Called ‘RingGo’ the system means customers won’t need to make sure they have the cash or change to pay for their parking – making it even easier to travel by train, and time-pressed commuters will benefit of not having to buy a pay and display ticket and return to their vehicle when they’re in a rush. [Read more…]