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Welcome to the July / August issue of SKWilmslow & Alderley Edge
As you can see from the front cover, we are in the middle of the World Cup. But for those of you who are not interested in staying up until 4am to watch Kane and Haaland, we have plenty to offer! Great articles from all our regulars; Janet has her Singapore Sea Bream with Thai Basil and Chilli recipe (p.14), Sharon has some inspiring words on how to make the perfect bedroom. (p.24). With over 15 pages of editorial, I really hope we have all bases covered for you to have a good read.
Enjoy the summer and I’ll catch you next time
Simon Editor SK Magazines
Simon Hemsley SK Magazines
T: 07952 005518 E: simon@skmagazines.co.uk W: www.skmagazines.co.uk
This month
Under The Hammer Page 12
Contents
Welcome - Page 3
Events - Pages 5,6, 8, 10 & 26
Under the Hammer – Page 12
Food & Drink – Page 14
Garden Talk – Page 16
Children’s Activities - Page 19 & 20
Mindset Advice – Page 22
Interior Design – Page 24
Health & Wellbeing – Page 26
Community Index - Page 30
Wellbeing Pilates – Page 32
Ad Index - Page 34
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ALDERLEY EDGE LIBRARY:
CHILDREN WEEKLY FREE EVENTS: no booking required: Stories & songs: Friday 2.30-3pm
RHYMETIME: Wednesday 11-11.30am
Lego Club: Friday 3.30-4.30pm and Saturday 9.30-12noon
WILMSLOW LIBRARY:
CHILDREN WEEKLY FREE EVENTS: no booking required: STORIES & SONGS: Monday 11-11.30am
RHYMETIME: Thursday 11-11.30am
BABY BOUNCE: Wednesday 2.30-3pm
EVERY 1ST AND 3RD MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH: STOCKPORT PAIN CAFE
Potential New Members Evening – theatre ‘Tour & Chat Tuesday’ 7.30pm for 8.00pm at Stockport Garrick Theatre, Exchange Street, SK3 0EJ Visit: www.stockportgarrick.co.uk and follow the menu links from ‘get involved’ to ‘join us’. Pick the Tuesday date that best suits you from those listed, complete the form and come along! If you have any questions re ‘Tour & Chat Tuesday’, drop Alice an email: membershipregistrar@stockportgarrick. co.uk We look forward to welcoming you very
EVERY MONDAY: ONLINE GROUP MEDITATION
Do you want to lift your energy and feel lighter— right from home? 12:00pm Book your spot 1:1 taster (free-of-charge) Contact Amanda on 07863 158479 or email amandachow@superselfhealing.co.uk
EVERY MONDAY: THE LINDOW SINGERS
A friendly mixed voice choir singing a range of music. No audition needed. Wilmslow Academy Primary School, Handforth Road, Handforth, SK9 2LX. For more information visit our website www.lindowsingers.org.uk or email Harry.Epton@ ntlworld.com or call 0161 485 2231
LEGO CLUB: Monday 3.30-4.30pm and Thursday 5-6pm ADULT FREE EVENTS: ADULT COLOURING: Wednesday 10.30am-12noon – weekly BOOK LOVERS GROUP: Wednesday 2-3pm – First Wednesday of the month, theme change at every session. IT BUDDY: Booking only, please contact the library. LOCAL AND FAMILY HISTORY GROUP: Second Tuesday of the month, theme change at every session.
EVERY MONDAY: BALLROOM/LATIN AMERICAN
Sequence dance classes at Manchester Rugby Club Cheadle Hulme, SK8 7NB Contact: Susan Young 07712 069627/0161 437 4735 www.hartlanddance .co.uk
EVERY MONDAY AFTERNOON
In Together Wilmslow activities group for people with dementia and their carers. Games, crafts, songs, chat plus tea and cakes. Wilmslow Methodist Church, Water Lane, 2pm to 4pm. Call Sally 07786 482048, email intogetherwilmslow@gmail.com
EVERY MONDAY: GERMAN TUITION offered by highly experienced teacher/ native speaker. All levels whether for business, exams, travel or just fun. Regular sessions or crash courses. For further information contact 07906326635
THIRD MONDAY OF THE MONTH: EAST CHESHIRE ALPINE GARDEN SOCIETY. We are a sociable group of enthusiastic gardeners, many of whom have a wide knowledge of things alpine. Come and meet us at Wilmslow Preparatory School at 7pm for 7.30 start, September to April. Subscriptions are Single £10, Joint £18 plus £1 per meeting. Visitors £4.
EVERY MONDAY: EXERCISE FOR SENIORS Further details contact Angela 07790291648.
EVERY MONDAY: ZUMBA CLASSES
6:15-7:00pm, Cheadle Hulme Methodist Church. Contact Aoife Carroll on 07833 976057 - info@ acdanceschool.co.uk - www.acdanceschool.co.uk
Also at Wednesday 10:00-11:00am, The Hockley Centre, Poynton and Thursday 7:00-7:50pm, Woodford War Memorial Community Centre.
EVERY MONDAY: STORIES AND SONGS
11-11:30am ideal for 4 and under, Free, no need to book but telephone 01625 374 060 for further information. Wilmslow Library.
EVERY MONDAY: WILMSLOW CHESS CLUB
New members, from beginner to advanced are always welcomefor friendly or more competitive chess. Meeting are at King’s Arm hotel, Alderley Road, Wilmslow SK9 1PZ. 7.30pm –Juniors at 7pm. Contact: Colin Mills 07306 386789
EVERY MONDAY: ITALIAN CONVERSATION CLASSES
Call Raffaella 07900 184318 with any questions. www.italianclasses.co.uk
EVERY MONDAY: BALLROOM/LATIN AMERICAN DANCE CLASSES:
Susan Young 07712 069627
EVERY MONDAY: OTAGO STRENGTH AND BALANCE FALLS PREVENTION
2.00-3.00 p.m. Chapel Court, Hawthorn Street. Wilmslow. Telephone Sean 07564 678524
EVERY MONDAY: TALBOT BADMINTON CLUB
Email: talbotshuttleclub@gmail.com for more information.
THIRD MONDAY OF THE MONTH: EAST CHESHIRE ALPINE GARDEN SOCIETY.
We are a sociable group of enthusiastic gardeners, many of whom have a wide knowledge of things alpine. Come and meet us at Wilmslow Preparatory School at 7pm for 7.30 start, September to April. Subscriptions are Single £10, Joint £18 plus £1 per meeting. Visitors £4.
EVERY SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAY OF THE MONTH: ALDERLEY EDGE PROBUS. Interesting talks and other social activities for retired people. Union Club, Stevens Street, Alderley Edge. 10am for 10:30am. Contact Richard Barraclough, alderley.probus@gmail.com, 01625 582010.
EVERY MONDAY AND TUESDAY: CLASSES FOR SEQUENCE DANCING
Contact Susan Young 07712 069627
EVERY TUESDAY: MAGIC VOICES
Wilmslow 7.30pm Wilmslow Parish Hall, Cliff Road, Wilmslow SK9 4AA
EVERY TUESDAY: DUPLICATE BRIDGE at 1pm at Handforth Hall tennis club, Woodlands Road Handforth SK93AW. Contact Cynthia on 01625 530279 or Email c_leigh1@hotmail.com
EVERY TUESDAYS (TERM TIME): ALDERLEY EDGE COMMUNITY CHOIR for fun and friendship. 2-3.30pm at Alderley Edge Methodist Church.
EVERY TUESDAY: WILMSLOW AND DISTRICT ROTARY
We meet most Tuesday evenings for a meeting, speaker or some form of activity and arrange various activities in the local area such as Christmas collections with Santa and the Wilmslow Scarecrow Fesitval. Contact Ian on 01625 266761 or via wilmslow-and-district.rotary1285.org.
EVERY TUESDAY: THE DAYTIME SINGERS
The Daytime Singers are fun and friendly community singing groups run by charismatic, Mancunion musician. John Blaylock. First session is free then to become a member is just £20 a month. There are also permanent free places on offer for those in need. Wilmslow - United Reformed Church, Chapel Ln, SK9 1PR 9.30 - 11.00amHeald Green - Village Hall, Outwood Rd, SK8 3JL 11.30am - 1.00pm Cheadle - Village Hall, SK8 1PQ 1.45 - 3.15pm You can email Johnblaylocklive@gmail.com or just turn up. Facebook.com/thedaytimesingers
EVERY SECOND TUESDAY OF THE MONTH: EPILEPSY SUPPORT, WILMSLOW
We welcome anyone with epilepsy (and family/ friends) to meet others ‘in the same boat’ for an informal get-together to listen and share experiences in confidence, make new friends and reduce isolation. Whatever your circumstances, you will be most welcome. Ask for Cathy. 7pm - 8.30pm, The Coach & Four, 69 Alderley Road, Wilmslow SK9 1PA https://www.epilepsy.org.uk/ support-groups/epilepsy-support-wilmslow
EVERY TUESDAY: THE BARNBY CHOIR
8pm til 9.45pm AT WILMSLOW METHODIST
CHURCH, WATER LANE, WILMSLOW, SK9 5AR CONTACT SHAN BRISTOW 01625 520193 or email Shan@shanbristow.co.uk Or see Choir Website: www.thebarnbychoir.co.uk
SECOND TUESDAY OF THE MONTH: CHESHIRE LADIES LUNCHEON CLUB
Delicious lunch at Bramhall Golf Club, Ladythorn Rd.. Interesting speaker and friendly company. Contact Lesley Cox 079534 471782
EVERY TUESDAY: WILMSLOW BADMINTON CLUB
Email mickpeel@btopenworld.com.
EVERY TUESDAY: JAZZ AND SWING
Contact 01625 528336.
FOURTH TUESDAY OF THE MONTH: LOCAL AND FAMILY HISTORY GROUP
Theme changes at every session. Wilmslow Library, South Drive, Wilmslow. SK9 1NW. Phone: 01625 374060 or Email: wilmslow.library@cheshireeast.gov.uk
EVERY TUESDAY: LUNCH CLUB
Royal Voluntary Service run a lunch club every Tuesday for older people at the Methodist church, Chapel Road, Alderley Edge ,12pm to 1pm we offer a sandwich, cake and cups of tea ,it’s a great way to meet new people and have a natter. contact Julie Dickson 01625 536412
EVERY WEDNESDAY: BACKBEAT A CAPPELLA
Call Chrissie on 07929 103990 for further information. www.backbeatacappella.com.
EVERY SECOND AND FOURTH WEDNESDAY: WILMSLOW & DISTRICT PROBUS CLUB
Chorley Village Hall, 10am - 12.00. Talks, social events, and a welcome. Contact: secretary, David McGregor: 07745 988389.
FIRST WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH: BOOK LOVERS GROUP
2-3pm: free, no need to book. We will have a different book theme each month so call 01625 374 060 for further information. Wilmslow Library.
FIRST WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH: DEAN ROW WI
Call Elizabeth on 01625 251126
EVERY WEDNESDAY: SPANISH CONVERSATION LESSONS
Hola, if you want to learn, improve or just practice your Spanish join us every Wednesday at Trunk in Bramhall Village, 9:30 for intermediate level and 10:30 for beginners. Contact us at Spanish4me@proton.me Ahi nos vemos!
EVERY WEDNESDAY: DUPLICATE BRIDGE at 7pm at Handforth Hall tennis club, Woodlands Road Handforth SK9 3AW. contact Cynthia on 01625 530279 or Email c_leigh1@hotmail.com
EVERY WEDNESDAY: ALDERLEY EDGE BRIDGE CLUB.
Contact: Denis Langton on 01625 583720
EVERY WEDNESDAY: ADCS & SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING
Contact details 01260 253401.
EVERY WEDNESDAY: WILMSLOW KNIT AND NATTER GROUP
Suitable for knitters of any ability. 9.30 - 12.00pm at Coach and Four, Alderley Road, Wilmslow.
EVERY SECOND WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH: WILMSLOW HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Contact us on 01625 536909 or by email to wilmslowhistoricalsociety@gmail.com
EVERY WEDNESDAY: CHESHIRE A CAPPELLA
Barbershop singing, ladies voices, 18+. 7.30-9.30 pm at Morley Green Club, Wilmslow SK9 5NT. www.Cheshireacappella.com/
EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY: STOCKPORT LADYBROOK SPEAKERS CLUB
Are you too nervous to speak in public? Is a fear of public speaking holding you back? Are you a confident speaker looking to improve your skills? If so, come and join us at Stockport Ladybrook Speakers Club where you will be guaranteed a warm welcome! We meet fortnightly at The Pinewood Hotel, Handforth. For more information visit www.stockportladybrookspeakers.co.uk or email sixdennetts@aol.com
SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH: THE ART SOCIETY NORTH EAST CHESHIRE
Meeting at The Wilmslow Conference Centre, Total Fitness, SK9 3PE .Contact Maggie on 0161 427 9451 or email info@theartssocietynortheastcheshire.org.uk
EVERY THIRD WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH: CONCERTS UNDER THE SPIRE:
Alderley Edge Methodist Church Lunchtime Concert. Light lunches served from 12 noon followed by 45-minute recital starting at 1.00 pm. Admission to the concert by programme £8 available at the door. www.alderleyedgemethodistchurch.com Call 01625 685713
EVERY FOURTH WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH: WILMSLOW U3A
2.30 pm at United Reformed Church Hall Wilmslow Visiting speakers followed by light refreshments For more information see: www.wilmslowu3a.org.uk email: chairman@u3a.org.uk
EVERY THURSDAY: CLASSICAL YOGA
Contact Marion Duff on 01625 528650 email: marion.duff415@gmail.com for details.
EVERY THURSDAY: THE THURSDAY GROUP A SOCIAL GROUP FOR MATURE UNATTACHED PEOPLE
07990 760886 www.thursdaygroup.co.uk
EVERY SECOND THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH: ROW OF TREES CUM WIMSLOW W.I.
Contact Moira 07930 534776.
EVERY THURSDAY: STRENGTH AND BALANCE FALLS PREVENTION
10.30-11.30 a.m. Chapel Court, Hawthorn Street.
EVERY 2ND THURSDAY OF THE MONTH: AIR-BRITAIN MANCHESTER BRANCH
Guest Speakers 1pm for 1.30pm at Avro Heritage Museum, Woodford, SK7 1QS. Further details Brian 07745988497
EVERY THURSDAY: DANCE FITNESS FOR SENIORS.
1.30-3.00 p.m. (includes Strength and Balance) Chapel Court, Hawthorn Street. Wilmslow. Karen 0790566259
EVERY THURSDAY: YOGA
For more information email: diana.j.davidson@btinternet.com or call 0161 929 1947.
FIRST THURSDAY OF THE MONTH: WILMSLOW GUILD BIRDWATCHING GROUP
Bourne Street, Wilmslow, SK95HD. All welcome. Contact www.guildlifelonglearning.org
EVERY SECOND THURSDAY OF THE MONTH: ALDERLEY EDGE SPEAKERS
Call Mike on 07973 155651.
EVERY SECOND THURSDAY OF THE MONTH: THE ARTS SOCIETY WILMSLOW
Every second Thursday of the month: The Art Society Wilmslow. Meet at the United Reform Church Wilmslow and the contact details are : wilmslow@theartssociety.org
3RD THURSDAY OF EVERY MONTH: TRANSITION WILMSLOW MEETING
Do join us and help us make Wilmslow a greener place; we plant trees, grow vegetables, organise guided walks, bike rides and talks, help people save energy at home and lots more! Do join us and share your ideas. Everyone welcome. 7.30pm either at Quaker Meeting House or via Zoom. Contact transitionwilmslow@gmail.com for details.
EVERY 4TH THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH (EXCEPT FOR DECEMBER): RETIRED TEACHERS CLUB
Contact 0161 4398794.
EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON: MOBBERLEY BRIDGE CLUB
1 pm - 4 pm. Contact Bernard 01625 524679 or Jean 01625 526687.
FIRST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH: WILMSLOW WORDSMITHS WRITING GROUP
A hot brew and a warm welcome in a friendly atmosphere, every Saturday (except August) Browse the stalls for home-made goodies, books, fairtrade items and much more. www.alderleyedgemethodistchurch.com
EVERY 1ST AND 3RD FRIDAY: STOCKPORT AND DISTRICT SOCIETY OF MODEL ENGINEERS
meet at St Catherine’s Church Hall, Outwood Road, Heald Green, SK8JQ, for talks and discussions. We also run for the public on Sundays in South Park, Cheadle Hulme. SK8 7LZ If you are interested in model engineering, whether experienced or a beginner contact us at: info@stockportmodelengineers.co.uk
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING: THE ALDERLEY EDGE, WILMSLOW AND DISTRICT FOOTPATHS PRESERVATION SOCIETY Visit www.footpaths.org.uk
EVERY SUNDAY: “HUNGRY FOR HELP” Contact Suzi 07876 152 630 www.oagb.org.uk
EVERY SUNDAY: TAI CHI
All year round, every Sunday morning at 10.30am @ the Leisure Centre Cricket ground. No tuition. No charge and free parking!
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TWO SILVER MONTEITHS PUNCHED ABOVE THEIR WEIGHT AT OUR RECENT ‘SUPER
SUNDAY’ SALE IN STAFFORDSHIRE,
WRITES CHARLES HANSON
Some are calling it the “Downton Abbey” effect, but whatever it is, there is no doubt we are seeing a return to formal dining – and what the social media influencers are calling “table landscaping”.
And there was no better backdrop for the sale of these two magnificent punch bowls than our Bishton Hall saleroom – a grade-II listed Georgian mansion in Wolseley Bridge.
It was easy to imagine a grand dinner party taking place in the hall in centuries past, with these two bowls taking centre stage on a large mahogany dining table, glinting in the candlelight.
The first bowl, dated 1890, sold for £4,400 – almost double its guide price of £2,300 while the other, dated 1908, fetched £1,800 – tripling its
low estimate of £600.
These Edwardian beauties are both sculptural and usable.
A decade ago many large silver bowls, monteiths and punch bowls struggled to make a profit unless they were exceptional makers.
The monumental silver monteith, dated 1890, sold for £4,400 –almost double its guide price of £2,300
Another silver monteith, dated 1908, fetched £1,800 – tripling its low estimate of £600 at the Super Sunday sale at Bishton Hall in Staffordshire
Now they’re appearing on kitchen islands, in champagne displays and even as a part of grand floral arrangements.
While a punch bowl has a broad and open design, a monteith is a more specialised form of bowl, developed in the late 17th century, and distinguished by its scalloped rim.
The notches allowed wine glasses to hang upside down in iced water so they could be cooled before use.
The term monteith is believed to be derived from a Scottish gentleman named Monsieur Monteigh, who wore a cloak with a distinctive “u” shape at the bottom.
Many Monteiths feature a detachable rim. When the notched rim was removed, the Monteith functioned exactly like a regular punch bowl.
Every last Sunday of the month we host a ‘Super Sunday’ lifestyle sale at Bishton Hall – with the next on June 28 followed by July 26, with viewing on the Saturday before from 10am-4pm.
From Monday to Friday from 9am-5pm our team of experts is on hand to value everything from punch bowls to Dinky toys.
So if you’ve ever wondered about the story or value behind a treasured piece of jewellery, this is the perfect opportunity.
But even if you don’t want a piece valued, Bishton Hall makes the perfect destination for a free, dog-friendly family day out this summer.
Bishton Hall and Garden is located at Bellamour Lane, Stafford, ST17 0XN, telephone 01889 882397 or email enquiries@hansonsbishton.co.uk
Auctioneer Charles Hanson
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Singapore Sea Bream with Thai Basil and Chilli
I made this the other day and it was really simple (after some chopping) and very delicious. I’d serve it with some plain boiled rice and a cold beer.
Serves 4
4 Sea Bream fillets (You can use whole Sea Bream but it’s fiddly)
4 tbsp cooking oil
1 tbsp cornflour
A thumb sized piece of ginger peeled and julienned
2 fresh red chillies (medium hot) seeded and julienned
1 red onion finely sliced
125g Thai Basil chopped inc stalks
125g Coriander chopped inc stalks
3 spring onions trimmed and julienned
Sauce
4 tbsp Lime juice (about 3 limes)
1 tbsp soft brown sugar
2 tsp oyster sauce
2 tbsp dark soy sauce
1 tbsp light soy sauce
Start by mixing up the sauce in a jam jar – put it aside
Put the oven on low and put in your plates and a serving platter. Put the cornflour onto a plate then slash the skin of the fish fillets and coat them in the cornflour. Heat the oil in a large non stick frying pan or wok. Fry the fillets for a couple of minutes each side until they are nicely browned. Don’t overcook the fish. Set the fish aside on the warmed serving platter.
Wash out the pan and add a little of the oil. When hot add the chillies, onions and ginger. Cook for a couple of minutes then add the sauce before adding the basil, coriander and spring onions. Cook for another couple of minutes (you may want to add a splash of water to make more sauce. Pour the contents of the pan over the fish and serve with the rice.
Enjoy.
HYDRANGEA PANICULATA Garden Talk
Hydrangea paniculata is one of the true stars of the summer garden. While many shrubs burst into life in spring and fade by midsummer, this wonderful plant takes its time. It can seem slow to wake up after winter, often looking bare while other plants are already growing strongly. But patience is rewarded in spectacular fashion because by July, Hydrangea paniculata begins producing enormous coneshaped flower heads that continue right through until October.
Often described as looking like giant ice cream cones, the blooms are both elegant and dramatic. They stand proudly above the foliage and gradually change colour as the season progresses, giving months of interest in the garden. As summer turns to autumn, the flowers dry beautifully on the plant, adding structure and texture long after many other shrubs have finished.
One of the reasons Hydrangea paniculata has become so popular is its reliability. It is hardy, easy to grow, and performs well in most garden soils provided they are reasonably moist and well-drained. Unlike some other hydrangeas, it flowers on new wood, meaning it is less affected by late frosts and can be pruned confidently in late winter or early spring to encourage strong growth and larger blooms.
This month I am going to look at three of my favourite varieties, each bringing something unique to the garden.
First is Hydrangea ‘Limelight’, perhaps one of the best-known and most widely loved varieties. Its large flowers emerge a soft lime-green before gradually fading too creamy white. As the season develops, hints of pink can appear, especially in sunny positions. The fresh green and white colouring works beautifully in both modern and traditional gardens, and the flowers are excellent for cutting and drying.
Next is Hydrangea ‘Vanille Fraise’, a stunning variety whose name translates as “vanilla strawberry,” perfectly describing its colouring. The flower heads open creamy white before slowly turning shades of blush pink and deep strawberry red as autumn approaches. Often, several colours can appear on the same flower head at once, creating a truly eye-catching display. It adds warmth and romance to borders and pairs beautifully with ornamental grasses.
Finally, there is Hydrangea ‘Phantom’, known for producing some of the largest flower heads of all paniculata hydrangeas. Its huge creamy white blooms can reach impressive sizes and create a real statement in the garden. Despite their scale, the stems are sturdy and hold the flowers upright well. As autumn arrives, the blooms soften to gentle pink and ivory tones, extending the season of interest even further.
Hydrangea paniculata works wonderfully as a feature shrub, in mixed borders, or even planted in groups for a dramatic effect. It enjoys sun or partial shade and benefits from regular watering during dry spells, especially while establishing.
For gardeners looking for a dependable shrub that delivers months of spectacular flowers from midsummer into autumn, Hydrangea paniculata is hard to beat. It may be late to start, but once it begins flowering, it truly steals the show.
Happy Gardening!
Kevin Pratt
Kevin Pratt Home Garden Consultation. With 40 years’ experience, Kevin advises on planting, design and pruning with a visit to your garden. www.gardenconsultation.co.uk info@kevinpratt.co.uk
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Baby Ballet
Tuesday afternoon at Handforth & Prestbury School of Dance, Dean Row Community Hall, Dean Row. Call Michelle on 0161 483 6678.
Baby Bounce
Wednesday 2.30-3pm. Wilmslow Library, South Drive, Wilmslow. SK9 1NW Phone: 01625 374060 or Email: wilmslow.library@cheshireeast.gov.uk
Baby Reflexology
Thursday morning at Moor Lane, Wilmslow. Call Gabby on 07817 597288.
Bon Bons
Wednesday morning at Wilmslow Parish Hall, Cliff Road, Wilmslow. Call Bonnie on 07739 359948.
Baby bounce
on Fridays afternoons 2.30 – 3.00pm Alderley Edge Library, 44a London Road, Alderley Edge, SK9 7GP.
Baby Sparks Cheshire East Sensory & Massage
Tuesdays 10am-2.40pm at Wilmslow Methodist Church, Kings Close, Water Lane, Wilmslow, SK9 5AR. 07585447127.
CycleBuddie - Learn to Ride Sessions
Weekend and school holidays to teach children aged 3+ to learn to ride their bikes confidently and independently through fun and engaging sessions. Sessions available to book through our website - www.cycle-buddie.co.uk or find us on Facebook
The Creation Station
Wednesday morning at Dean Row Village Hall, Brown Lane, Wilmslow. Call Sarah on 0844 854 5065.
Friday Tots
Friday 10 – 11.30am at Alderley Edge Methodist Church. Call Susan on 01625 585166.
Little Footprints
Wednesday & Friday 9.15 – 11am at Dean Row Community Centre, Dean Row. Call Brenda on 01625 251097.
Little Strikers Pre-School Football
Monday morning at Parish Hall, The Corrs, Cliff Road, Wilmslow. Wednesday morning at The Scout Hut, Talbot Road, Alderley Edge. Call 07792 791382
Lego Club
Monday 3.30-4.30pm and Thursday 5-6pm. Wilmslow Library, South Drive, Wilmslow. SK9 1NW Phone: 01625 374060 or Email: wilmslow.library@cheshireeast.gov.uk
Little Superstars Sports Club
Friday morning & afternoon at Wilmslow Leisure Centre, Rectory Fields, Wilmslow. Call Louise on 07904 311552.
Mums, Dads & Tots
Wednesday 1.30 – 3pm at St. Benedict’s Church, Hall Road, Handforth. Call Jacquie on 01625 250471.
MummyFIT
Bring your baby along & join in a fun workout designed for pre and post natal mums. (10+ classes per week) Contact: Jen: 07944737245
Music Bugs
Friday morning at Wilmslow Parish Hall, Cliff Road, Wilmslow. Call Stacey on 0844 822 1175.
Praise & Play
Tuesday at 1.30 – 3pm at St Chad’s Church, Wilmslow Road, Handforth. Call Chris on 01625 530228
Puddle Ducks Baby & Pre-School Swimming
Friday afternoon at The Hallmark Hotel, Stanley Road, Handforth. Call 01477 410080.
Pregnancy yoga
Sundays 9:30 - 11:00 at the Dean Row Village Hall, Wilmslow. Call Anna on 07801 058379 or email anna@yoga4pregnancy.co.uk
Postnatal yoga
Thursdays 10:00 - 11:30 at the Dean Row Village Hall, Wilmslow. Call Anna on 07801 058379 or email anna@yoga4pregnancy.co.uk. Little ones welcome.
Rhymetime
on Wednesdays 10 – 10.30 am Alderley Edge Library, 44a London Road, Alderley Edge, SK9 7GP.
Rhyme Time
Thursday 11-11.30am. Wilmslow Library, South Drive, Wilmslow. SK9 1NW
Phone: 01625 374060 or Email: wilmslow.library@cheshireeast.gov.uk
Sally Williams Baby Ballet
Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday afternoons at Wilmslow Leisure Centre, Rectory Fields, Wilmslow. Call Sally on 01625 585070.
Songs & Rhymes
Mondays during term time at 10 am at Wilmslow Methodist Church. Please contact the church office on 01625 528892 for more info or to book a place.
Story & Song
on Tuesday 10 – 10.30 am Alderley Edge Library, 44a London Road, Alderley Edge, SK9 7GP.
Story Time for Under 5’s
11-11.30am. Wilmslow Library, South Drive, Wilmslow. SK9 1NW
Phone: 01625 374060 or Email: wilmslow.library@cheshireeast.gov.uk
Sweet Pea Play - indoor and outdoor provision
0-5+years. Stay & Play sessions - loose parts and curiosity approach to learning through play. Middlewood house, Higher Poynton. Wednesday 10-11.30 am £12 per adult & child (includes adult hot drink) £5 per additional adult/child Contact us to book a place email -sweetpeaplay@ outlook.com Facebook – sweetpeaplay
Talking Tots
Wednesday morning at Wilmslow Parish Hall, Cliff Road, Wilmslow. Call Beccy on 07947 735373.
Tennis Tykes
Monday & Friday afternoon (term time only) at St John’s Church Centre, Lindow. Call Caroline on 07843 342662.
Tiddlywinks Mini Church
(activities, play & stories)
Story, song and craft activity session on Wednesdays during term time 10.30 am - 12 pm at Wilmslow Methodist Church. Please contact the church office on 01625 528892 for more info.
Tiny Hands
Friday 10 – 12pm at St Mary’s Methodist Church, Wilmslow Road, Handforth. Call Margaret on 01625 526591.
Tiny Toes
Wednesday morning at Wilmslow Leisure Centre, Rectory Fields, Wilmslow. Call Sally on 01625 585070.
Tumble Tots
Mondays at St John’s Lindow Church Rooms, SK9 6EL 9.45am 2-3s, 10.45am Walking-2s, 11.45am 6 Months-Walking, 12.45pm 3 School-Age Contact Bryony Wood on 07355 915175 or bryony. wood@tumbletots.com
Water Babies Swimming
Monday afternoon / Tuesday morning at The Hallmark Hotel, Stanley Road, Handforth. Call Chris on 01270 611111. Also Monday & Wednesday afternoon at The Holiday Inn, Altrincham Road, Wilmslow. Call 01270 781239.
If you are interested in attending any of these activities please phone first to check the details.
Mindset Advice SUMMER IS HERE — AND YOUR BRAIN KNOWS IT
Something shifts when summer arrives. You might not be able to put your finger on it immediately, but there is a change — in your mood, your energy, your general outlook. That is not coincidence. That is biology. When light levels increase and the days stretch out, the brain responds in a very real, very measurable way. Serotonin production rises — the neurotransmitter most associated with mood stability, motivation, and a general sense of wellbeing. At the same time, melatonin, the hormone that makes you feel drowsy and flat, drops back. Your circadian rhythm recalibrates. The result? You feel more alert, more optimistic, and more engaged with life. This is not a placebo effect. It is your nervous system doing exactly what it was designed to do.
Your Summer Reset — Action Plan
n Get outside before 10am. Even fifteen minutes of morning light helps anchor your circadian rhythm and drives serotonin production earlier in the day. This single habit has a disproportionate impact on mood and energy.
n Move your body daily — even briefly. Exercise increases BDNF (brain-derived neurotrophic factor), which supports neuroplasticity and stress resilience. Summer makes this considerably easier to sustain than the darker months, so take full advantage of that window.
n Reduce screen time in the evenings. Longer daylight means your brain is already dealing with more light stimulation. Protecting your melatonin production after 9pm will improve your sleep quality noticeably.
There is also the vitamin D factor. We are chronically deficient in the UK for much of the year. Vitamin D plays a direct role in mood regulation, immune function, and cognitive performance. Summer gives us access to it in the most natural way possible — simply being outside.
So if summer is already doing the heavy lifting neurologically, the smart move is to lean into it. Think of this season as a natural reset point — a moment when your brain and body are already primed and receptive, and it would be a waste not to take advantage of that.
The idea of a seasonal reset is not new. Humans have marked seasonal transitions for thousands of years — not just culturally, but psychologically. We use external change as a prompt for internal change. Summer is the most powerful of these natural anchors. Unlike the pressure of January, there is no guilt attached to it. It simply arrives, and with it comes a genuine biological invitation to feel better and perform better.
The question is what you choose to do with that invitation.
n Set one clear intention for the season. Not a list — one thing. It might be something like committing to a daily ten-minute walk without your phone, finally prioritising your sleep, or spending genuinely present time with the people who matter most to you. The brain responds well to focused goals, and the novelty of a new season makes this a natural moment to anchor a new direction.
n Notice what you notice. Mindfulness does not need to be complicated. Summer is full of sensory anchors — warmth, sound, smell. Using them deliberately, even for a moment, is enough to bring you back into the present.
Summer is not just a season. It is an opportunity, and your brain is already halfway there.
YOUR BEDROOM FOR YOU!
It’s the end of the day, you’re ready for bed. Upon entering your bedroom, do you smile – it’s delightful, this calm and soothing space, or sigh realising now there are more jobs to put on your list? Go ahead, update the bedroom, being the last thing you see at night brings calm if all is beautiful.
What sort of design would you have? Here’s some ideas in the pictures, all beautiful and each very personal to the person’s taste. Some prefer a completely neutral palette in the bedroom. It soothes you, no big design or colours to distract you from floating off to sleep, but to make it work it needs careful layering of textures, a small amount of subtle patterns works and careful choice of wood tones. Without these elements and soft lighting, it can feel bland or clinical and hard. A dark bedroom works so well, I love this one with the deep blue and taupe walls along the same tones, the very dark bed but notice the much lighter carpet, curtains, pictures and lighting, again being broken up by different tones in the bedding. Good quality fabrics, flooring and finishes along with carefully considered lighting is key to this cosy scheme. Colour or pattern might be your thing, images here represent both. The pop of mustard
upholstery on the bed is the hero piece in this room, set against darker walls to really make it stand out. Pair with gold framed side tables and lamp, colours to match in the artwork, and notice the co-ordinating bedding all sit with the timber floor to ground the colours for the completed look. For pattern, go with an oversized headboard like a throne! Keeping to the same colours you can add different patterns in the room and tone it down with background neutrals. Make your bedroom feel like you’ve gone away to a lovely hotel, and if you need help send me a message. For tips and tricks, follow me on Instagram. If you’d love me to help you, please do get in touch. Sharon.
& Wellbeing SUMMER SCENTS FOR RELAXATION AND WELLBEING
Summer is a wonderful time to enjoy the outdoors, whether that’s tending the garden, exploring local parks, or spending quality time with family. One of the simplest ways to enhance wellbeing during the warmer months is through the power of scent, both in the garden and at home.
Many popular garden plants offer beautiful aromas as well as visual appeal. Lavender is perhaps the best known, filling the air with its calming fragrance on warm summer evenings. Rosemary brings a fresh, herbaceous scent that can help create a sense of clarity and focus, while mint adds an invigorating freshness that awakens the senses. Lemon balm, with its gentle citrus aroma, is another delightful addition to the garden and is often associated with feelings of calm and relaxation.
Taking a few moments to brush your hands through these fragrant plants while watering or weeding can be a lovely way to reconnect with nature and enjoy a mindful pause during a busy day.
Summer also offers an abundance of uplifting essential oils that can bring the freshness of the season indoors. Citrus oils such as mandarin, sweet orange, bergamot and grapefruit create a bright, cheerful atmosphere and are perfect for bringing a little sunshine into the home. Herbal oils including rosemary and peppermint add freshness and vitality, echoing the scents found in many summer gardens. For quieter moments, lavender, Roman chamomile and frankincense can help create a peaceful and relaxing environment.
After a day out with the children—whether it’s a trip to the park, a family picnic, or a summer
holiday adventure—many parents find themselves needing a little time to unwind. Aromatherapy can help create a calming atmosphere at home and signal that it’s time to slow down.
Mandarin essential oil is a wonderful choice during the summer months. Its sweet, cheerful citrus scent is uplifting and comforting, helping to create a positive and relaxed environment.
Lavender essential oil remains a favourite for evening use, thanks to its soothing aroma and ability to encourage a sense of calm.
A simple way to enjoy these oils is to add a few drops to an aromatherapy diffuser in the early evening. Combining mandarin and lavender creates a beautifully balanced blend that feels both uplifting and relaxing. The bright citrus notes of mandarin help ease the transition from a busy day, while lavender encourages rest and tranquillity.
As summer unfolds, consider embracing the scents of the season. Whether you’re enjoying the fragrance of lavender in the garden or diffusing a calming blend at home, these simple rituals can help bring moments of peace and wellbeing to everyday life.
For more information about aromatherapy and holistic wellbeing, contact Justine Jackson at www.bramhallosteopaths.co.uk
SATURDAY 4TH JULY: PRESTBURY CHORAL SOCIETY SUMMER CONCERT
Our forthcoming concert at St Bartholomew’s Church, Wilmslow, from 7.30pm will be a real treat. Puccini’s Messa di Gloria combines operatic energy and dramatic melodies, with soloists, chorus and the music interacting vividly. “Gypsy Songs,” by Brahms, is a lively vocal song cycle reflecting Brahms’s fascination with Hungarian folk music, full of energetic rhythms, expressive harmonies, and emotional contrasts between joy, love, longing, and melancholy. This concert is perfect for a summer evening. Admission: £14.00. Donations welcome for wine or a soft drink at the interval. Book tickets in advance by telephone on 0161 980 6360, via the website www.prestburychoral.uk, or pay at the door.
FRIDAY 28TH AUGUST TO SUNDAY 30TH AUGUST: WOODFORD CRICKET CLUB BEER FESTIVAL
Taking place over the August Bank Holiday Weekend from. Entry is free and there will be real ales, cider, food and music on the agenda for all to enjoy, so put the dates in your diary and head on down to Woodford for a great weekend. Full details can be found on page 16.
SATURDAY 29TH AUGUST: THE 82ND ALDERLEY EDGE VILLAGE SHOW
takes place this year with an all-new venue at St Phillips and St James Church, doors will be open from 12:00pm to 4:30pm. Celebrating crafts, nature, creativity and community the show this year is supporting the North West Air Ambulance Charity. With an array of classes from flowers and fruit & vegetables to domestic crafts, photography and cookery, plus exclusive categories for under 18’s and Newcomers there is something for everyone to join in, get involved and possibly win! For more information contact us: T: 07463 709239
W: www.alderleyedgevillageshow.co.uk
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SATURDAY 4TH JULY: PRESTBURY CHORAL SOCIETY SUMMER CONCERT
SOur forthcoming concert at St Bartholomew’s Church, Wilmslow, from 7.30pm will be a real treat. Puccini’s Messa di Gloria combines operatic energy and dramatic melodies, with soloists, chorus and the music interacting vividly. “Gypsy Songs,” by Brahms, is a lively vocal song cycle reflecting Brahms’s fascination with Hungarian folk music, full of energetic rhythms, expressive harmonies, and emotional contrasts between joy, love, longing, and melancholy. This concert is perfect for a summer evening. Admission: £14.00. Donations welcome for wine or a soft drink at the interval. Book tickets in advance by telephone on 0161 980 6360, via the website www.prestburychoral.uk, or pay at the door.
SUNDAY 17TH MAY: THE BARNBY CHOIR CONCERT
Performing Vaughan Williams, 7.30 at the United Reformed Church, Chapel Lane, Wilmslow, SK9 1PR. Tickets £15, £5 students children free. Please phone 0782145 9593 www.thebarnbychoir.org.uk
Want to make a difference in Wilmslow, and have fun doing it? Transition Wilmslow is looking for volunteers to join our incredible community! We have 8 different groups to get involved with, so whatever your interests or skills, there’s a place for you.
Volunteering with us isn’t just about giving back — it’s about YOU too. You’ll:
Meet warm, like-minded people right on your doorstep - Get out and about in your local community - Learn new skills and try something different - Be part of something that genuinely matters. Whether you have a few hours a month or more to offer, we’d love to hear from you. No experience necessary, just enthusiasm and a desire to connect! Get in touch today and let’s find the perfect group for you.
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Useful Contacts
Cheshire East Council
Tel: 0300 123 5500 www.cheshireeast.gov.uk
Cheshire East Council, Westfield, Middlewich Road, Sandbach, CW11 1HZ
Cheshire Police
For non-emergency calls please 101 or 0845 4580000 (only call 999 in emergencies)
Stockport NHS Foundation Trust’s Stepping Hill Tel 0161 483 1010 www.stockport.nhs.uk
Stepping Hill Hospital, Poplar Grove, Hazel Grove, Stockport SK2 7JE.
Wilmslow Town Council 01625 402907 townclerk@wilmslow-tc.org.uk
Community Groups
Wilmslow Royal British Legion Club 01625 523715
Email: info@wilmslowlegionclub.co.uk
The Green Room Theatre Wilmslow Ticket-Line 01625 540993 email: mail@greenroomwilmslow.org.uk https://greenroomwilmslow.org.uk
Independent Community Website www.wilmslow.co.uk www.wilmslow.org.uk www.whatsin-wilmslow.co.uk
Local MP
Esther McVey MP (Conservative) 01625 529922 officeofesthermcveyMP@parliament.uk
Local Councillors
Alderley Edge
Craig Browne (Ind. Group) 01625 865627 craig.browne@cheshireeast.gov.uk
Wilmslow Dean Row
Lata Anderson (Ind. Group) 07359 413301
Lata.Anderson@cheshireeast.gov.uk
Wilmslow East
David Jefferay (Ind. Group) 07729 707215
david.jefferay@cheshireeast.gov.uk
Wilmslow Lacey Green
Khumi Burton (Conservative)
Khumi,burton@cheshireeast.gov.uk 01625 548664
Wilmslow West and Chorley
Mark Goldsmith (Ind. Group) 07711 230223
mark.goldsmith@cheshireeast.gov.uk
Michael Gorman (Ind. Group) 07711123458
Michael.Gorman@cheshireeast.gov.uk
Around Wilmslow
Wilmslow Library
South Drive, Wilmslow, Cheshire. SK9 1NW Tel: 01625 374060
email: wilmslow.library@cheshireeast.gov.uk
Opening Hours: Monday – 10am - 5pm, Tuesday – 10am - 5pm, Wednesday - 10am - 5pm, Thursday – 10am - 7pm, Friday 10am - 1pm, Saturday – 9am - 1pm. Sunday closed
Wilmslow Post Office
Post Office counter in Tesco Express is open 9am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday, half day Saturday and closed on Sunday.
Wilmslow Health Centre
Chapel Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire. SK9 5HX T: 01625 548 555
Opening Hours: Monday, Wednesday & Thursday 8am – 6pm, Tuesday 8am – 8pm, Friday 7.30am – 6.30pm, Saturday 8.45am – Noon (pre booked appointments only on Saturday)
Wilmslow Dental Practice
26 Chapel Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 5HZ T: 01625 441763
Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm (closed for lunch 1-2pm)
Closed Saturday & Sunday
Citizens Advice
Admin phone number is 01625 432847
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HOW PILATES CAN IMPROVE YOUR DAY-TO-DAY LIFE
Does housework, gardening, sitting at a desk or driving the car for long periods cause back pain?
Many of us suffer from aches and pains that make daily tasks hard to complete. A couple Pilates sessions a week can go a long way to making this easier.
Pilates isn’t just for young women looking to keep fit and tone their stomachs. Pilates offers medical benefits for people of all ranges.
Back Pain – This is a problem that affects people of all ages. Long periods of bad posture can really leave your spine feeling weak. Pilates will help to strengthen the muscles around the spine to prevent you doing any damage. It will also allow for added flexibility meaning your back can handle being sat at a desk for long periods of time, or even being hunched during sports. For example, scrumming in Rugby.
Flexibility – You might be a little surprised to hear that your flexibility can affect your dayto-day life! But people whose muscles are supple and flexible are less likely to suffer from muscular injuries. Furthermore, a recent study showed that although a course of Pilates didn’t significantly reduce falls amongst seniors. There were less injurious falls. This shows how people with more supple muscles were hardier.
Sleep – It’s no secret that exercise helps you to sleep better. A recent study found that Pilates can improve sleep patterns, reduce daytime sleepiness and reduce broken sleep cycles.
Improves your mood – Pilates creates an endorphin rush, this can significantly improve your mood. It’s not just a brief rush though, there is a sustained pleasure from living in a fit, flexible and pain free body.
Great for Cardio – People often dismiss Pilates for not being a proper cardiovascular work out. What they don’t realise is that Joseph Pilates was an asthmatic. The exercises he designed improves breathing by strengthening the muscles around your ribs and chest. This helps you to breath more efficiently. If you want to get your blood pumping then go for a run, but if you really want to improve your cardio then combine it with Pilates.
Improves your Core – Pilates very much focuses on creating a strong core. Day to day movement is all driven from the abdominals, glutes and inner thighs. This is the exact powerhouse that Pilates works.
It’s a whole-body thing – Pilates builds strength across the whole body. If you’re in the gym pumping weights you are only working isolates muscles. This doesn’t translate in to whole body functional strength. Quite likely, it will leave you lopsided and imbalanced. Pilates is designed to build a balanced functional strength that can generate real power throughout the whole body.
Pilates is for life and can be life changing, so join a Pilates class now!
To find a qualified teacher, visit the Body Control Pilates website Jules Hardman Body Control Pilates Teacher www.jules-pilates-alderleyedge.co.uk
Are you a parent exploring orthodontic options for your teenager? Fixed braces remain one of the most effective and reliable solutions for straightening teeth and correcting bite issues in teenagers and young adults. At our dental practice, we offer expert fixed brace treatments tailored specifically for teenagers, ensuring they achieve a healthier, more confident smile.
Unlike removable aligners, fixed braces work consistently to move teeth into their ideal positions, making them especially effective for more complex orthodontic cases. Also, because brackets are bonded permanently, treatment progresses steadily without reliance on remembering to wear removable devices. Your teen will even get to wear them in their favourite colour!
Fixed braces for teenagers are an effective and reliable way to correct dental and bite issues, helping your teen achieve a beautiful, functional smile that lasts a lifetime. If you’re considering orthodontic treatment for your teen, contact our practice today for a consultation. We’re here to guide you through every step and help your teenager enjoy the confidence of a radiant smile, and with the added benefit of no long waiting lists.
Contact our friendly team on 0161-486-0743 if you require any further information.
Fixed Braces for Teens at Cheadle Hulme Dental
As you can see, fixed braces produce amazing smile transformations (these are all cases from younger patients)
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Memorial Park
The park itself is a place of peace – simple and serene. Truly a place of reflection. Families can choose a burial, ash interment or to scatter the ashes of a loved one within the peaceful grounds, with or without a service.
Future Planning
Planning a funeral can be an emotional and difficult process but at Adlington Memorial Park we are here to support you every step of the way.
By choosing a funeral plan you have the opportunity to pre-arrange and pay for your funeral, providing protection for you and your family from unexpected expenses and ensuring the service is carried out according to your wishes.
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