The community spirit of the Macclesfield area has been praised, as the public came together in their droves to raise money for a local Parkinson's charity.
Yesterday at Gawsworth Church Hall, over 100 people attended a fundraiser for The ALEX Project, a Bollington-based charity to support those with Parkinson's disease.
Money was raised by the sale of cakes, secondhand goods and raffle tickets.
There may have been parking chaos in the carpark of the Methodist Church, but the event itself was anything but chaotic.

For more information about The ALEX Project, please click the red link below.
The charity coffee morning has raised an astounding amount for The ALEX Project.
The ALEX Project Treasurer Damian Mead said: "We raised £1,500 at the coffee morning."
"We had a big turnout, especially from the village.
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"Thank you to everyone for their support, and also to the 43 businesses and individuals that donated prizes."

The Dark Lane venue holds Thursday coffee mornings for different charities, but it was the first time they had done so for The ALEX Project.
The raffle prizes were donated by the following companies, please click the red link to show them some support:
Adam Francis Illustrator
Arighi Bianchi
Bill Livesey
Blue Tree Home
Bollington Leisure Centre
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Boots Macclesfield
Brassington's Deli
B&V Trading
Carole Ann Poole
Cherry Blossom Bakery
Cinta Gifts
Classical Beauty Therapy
Co-Op Thornton Square
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Cosy Wren
Crafty Corner
DJ Massey & Sons
Don Millers
East Cheshire Sub Aqua Club
Flour Water Salt
Gawsworth Hall
Gawsworth Shop & Hub
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George's Chip Shop
HOMEstead Grown
John Douglas Menswear Macclesfield
Kate McHale Art Bollington
Macclesfield College Pure Salon
Macclesfield College Restaurant
Macclesfiled Silk Museum
Mujer Boutique
Marc makes Comics
McCarhy Coaches Macclesfield
Medina Home
Mootiful Gifts
Newton's Dairies
Pizza Express
Ruth Lear Silk Painter
Spearings Butchers of Park Green
Spiveys Web
The Fent Shop
The Flower House
The Old Barn Kitchen
The Thistle Coffee House
The Wild Bunch
Tunnicliffe Signs
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