/r/cheshire
Subreddit for the county of Cheshire in North West England.
/r/cheshire
Created a new sub: r/TheNorthEngland as there's currently no active subs that are just for the North. I'm hoping it becomes similar to this sub, but for questions/discussions regarding the whole of the North of England. Hoping it will become active and would super appreciate anyone who's interested or has the time to join/post :)
Some time ago I heard someone mention that in the top of Helsby Hill, there is now a buried, underground WW2 hospital. Apparently there was no physical road to it and access was somewhere on the hill through two big cast iron doors. The gentlemen that told me this said the hospital had a few different levels and a church, he was the last gentlemen to lock the doors and bury it using diggers. I just wondered if anybody knows anything about this relic?
Hello,
We're a young(ish) couple looking to move to Cheshire (or that side of the Peaks) and would appreciate some recommendations.
We would prefer a village to a city/town.
We have a couple of dogs and some chickens so outdoor space and great walks is a must.
We love a chilled afternoon at the pub with good food and ales. One within walking distance with a great community feel would be amazing.
One works from home and the other is hybrid with meetings taking place in north west cities. Both drive but transport links would be nice.
We have friends in Liverpool and it would be nice to see them socially on occasion. Liverpool is our favourite city!
Places we know we don't want: Warrington, Stockton Heath, Grappenhall, Lymm, Hale, Stockport.
Thank you.
ETA:
Budget is £475k for either a 3 bed or 2 bed with office space.
No requirement for schools either now or in the future.
Let me know, I found it funny...
As per the title. Can does anyone know anything about Stapley Hall Farm? I know it’s not a farm anymore - but does anyone know anything of it?
I've recently learnt about Sunday Assembly which is a community that celebrates life through gatherings. They have inspiring talks, sing-along pop songs, and moments of reflection. Ive always liked the idea of church for the social aspect and singing etc. Does anyone know of anything like this in cheshire?
Hey all, sorry for a boring question. Does anyone have experience of parking for an entire day in the long-stay car park at Wilmslow station? If so, does it get full quickly on a weekday morning, or is there likely to still be space around 7am?
Team in the Liverpool County Premier League Conference need a goalkeeper for a fixture tomorrow, it’s a really good standard. I understand this is a long shot, but if anyone knows of any keepers that might be interested, please DM! Game will take place in the Wavertree area of Liverpool, we might be able to sort lifts out if needed!
[edit: Should mention it’s open age division]
Thanks in advance!
Hi everyone! I'm considering purchasing a semi-detached house built in 1969 on the Wimpey Estate in Hartford Northwich and I’d really appreciate some insights, especially from those familiar with older properties or this area.
Here are some of my main concerns and questions:
Given it’s over 50 years old, should I expect major structural issues with the foundation, roofing, or plumbing? Are there common issues specific to homes from this era that I should look out for?
Asbestos and Lead issues?
Any advice on what to look for, potential renovation costs, or just general tips on buying a home from this period would be super super helpful. Thanks in advance!
I don't live in your area, but I do visit quite a bit. I got a shock this morning when I opened the BBC weather app on my phone, to see that parts of Cheshire were facing a near-extinction level event!
Apparently in Bollington, they're waking up to winds of around 15,900mph, but it'll be slightly overcast... Do not adjust your set! 🤣
Hi, I’m relocating to work in a town in Cheshire East with my family. I’m moving from North East and currently viewing properties to buy, as I can’t get myself around the greedy landlords.
I have been down to the area, I’ve seen Macclesfield, Sandbach, Congleton, Crewe, Holmes Chapel and Knutsford.
To be honest, I had so much hopes around Macclesfield due to the great things I’ve heard about it as well as the location. But what I’ve seen was a very dull town with no features. The town centre seemed deprived and many areas looked really rough. What’s so special about Macclesfield to be overrated and overpriced? Am I missing something?
Sandbach and Congelton were lovely and beautiful with so many modern houses.
Crewe was surprisingly nice, clean and looked modern compared to Macclesfield.
I wouldn’t comment on Knutsford!!!!
Are these areas just categorised based on the millionaire’s houses?
Hi everyone,
I'm considering moving to Dutton and would love to hear your thoughts and experiences. I've been looking at some properties in the area and i'm particularly interested in the peaceful atmosphere and countryside setting there.
I've noticed that Dutton doesn't seem to be mentioned as often in online forums compared to other nearby areas. Is there anything specific I should be aware of and basically What's the local community like? Is it friendly and welcoming?
Hello there, I'm from the Chester area. Married with two children, I've got to the point in my life where all my friendships have diminished. Looking for people who are interested in skateboarding, photography, live music and hiking. Just looking to have someone to talk to other than my family to be honest! I go to a lot of music shows usually solo
I’m looking for recommendations please! It’s my job to find a meeting room for our leadership team to have an all-day meeting on a weekday, and I’d love to smash it out the park with a unique or interesting venue choice!
Every time I search for ‘unique or interesting’ meeting rooms the same old Cedar Court hotels come up lol! We are a creative business so wide open to weird places, we just need space for six and a TV, with somewhere nearby for lunch.
Before we’ve been to Ducie St Warehouse, Hotel Gotham, King Street townhouse… but I’m interested in something more rural around Manchester and wider areas. One time we did it at a little pub in Prestbury.
Thanks so much in advance for any ideas!! :)
I'm spending a few nights in Ellesmere Port. I believe there are a couple of RSPB reserves nearby, the waterways museum and a train into Chester. Anything else I should know about?
Hi folks Can anyone recommend somewhere for an afternoon tea that’s lovely to sit in, as well as putting on a nice spread?
Thanks
Does anyone know any places to play volleyball socially?