Alsager Friends of the Christie

ChristieAn Evening with Audley Male Voice Choir An Evening with Audley Male Voice Choir with Guest Soloist on Saturday 28th February at St Mary’s, Alsager – 19.30 (Doors open at 19.00) Tickets £7.50, or pay on the door.

Car Boot and Table Top Sale Car Boot and Table Top Sale @ 13 Club, Alsager on Sunday 22nd March – 09.00 – 13.00. Cars £5 – Tables indoors £7. BOOKINGS ONLY – NO VANS OR TRAILERS. Contact Dilys (01270 361543). Free admission for others, with parking available on Health Centre car park – walk thru’ to 13 Club

Coffee and Hot Cross Buns Coffee and Hot Cross Buns on Wednesday 1st Aprill – 09.30 – 12.00 at the Bank Corner Restaurant (upstairs). Tickets £2.50 or pay on the door For more information see our website – alsagerchristie.org.uk – or call Dilys (01270 361543).

TOWARDS A FUTURE WITHOUT CANCER Raising funds for research, development and trials of new cancer drugs at the Christie.

Send in the clowns

Clown TheatreAll the fun of the circus comes to Alsager Civic Centre on Friday 20th February at 11.30am when the National Clown Theatre brings its special laughter show to town. Combining the comedy of pantomime with the thrill of the circus the show features some of Britain’s funniest clowns, magic, high flying diabolos, cartoon characters, balancing, plates pinning, a human slinky and even a performing piranha fish. There are loads of prizes with lots of hilarious audience participation. “We are bringing gallons of fun and bucketfuls of laughs” said Charlie Cheesecake the shows chief laughtermaker. “It’s a show for all the family whatever the weather.” Tickets are £5 available in advance from 01384 423496 with discounts available for parties.

Kidsgrove Wins Community Station Award

Best Stations Awards winners 2014Kidsgrove station has been named winner of the Community Partnership category in East Midlands Trains’ annual Best Stations Awards. The award recognises the key role the station plays in its local community. [Read more…]

ICL to make a comeback

ICL low resThe ICL name could once again be associated with the manufacture of computers in Kidsgrove. International Computer Logistics based in Butt Lane who trade as ICL, are a bespoke repair and refurbishement service but they are moving into the manufacture of computers, tablets and phones at their Cedar Avenue base. Owner Kevin Jones is giving the ICL name a new lease of life by reintroducing the ICL branding with an up to date range of products.

Kidsgrove land in ‘Call for sites’

kidsgrove bank low resLand at Birchenwood/Kidsgrove Bank, the Rookery, and Gloucester Road, has been put forward at a recent Cabinet meeting as potential sites for development. The Call for Sites is an early stage in an information gathering exercise from landowners, developers, agents and members of the public, for sites for all types of land uses, not just housing and employment sites that will help inform planning policy to satisfy demand for housing, employment and other needs in the new Local Plan. [Read more…]

Decision time for Kidsgrove Sports Centre

Sports CentreThe feasability report on the future of Kidsgrove Sports Centre has been completed and will be presented to Cabinet on the 10th December 2014. The report will inform the Cabinet with a future detailed business case for the replacement or refurbishemnt of Kidsgrove Sports Centre. [Read more…]

Kidsgrove Christmas Shopping Challenge

christmas_bauble_608346Kidsgrove shoppers and their families are invited to take part in the second ‘Kidsgrove Christmas Shopping Challenge’ taking place in the run up to Christmas. [Read more…]

Money raised in memory of ‘Mo’

AlzeihermsThe Turner family, as well as friends, are celebrating after raising nearly £5000 for the Alzheimers Society in memory of Maureen ‘Mo’ Turner who died in January after a long battle with the illness. [Read more…]

Community hub for Princess Street

Princess Street fire station low resStaffordshire Fire and Rescue Service has scooped a Government grant of more than £5million to fund two high-profile projects, and they will be using £1.2million to create a tri-service neighbourhood centre in Biddulph for blue light organisations. [Read more…]

Work starts on Biddulph’s new bowling green

st-lawrenceBowlers in Biddulph can look forward to a brand new green next summer as work starts at St Lawrence Road recreation ground. Bowlers have been without a home since the Labour Club was demolished to make way for the Sainsbury’s development in 2010. [Read more…]