News in Macclesfield

Our new football club Macclesfield FC have revealed their away shirt for 2021/22.

The shiny matte white kit can be yours to purchase from tomorrow.

LOCKDOWN and the pandemic has had a large impact on the jobs market. These are tough times for anyone from our area who is searching for employment.

But there are still some amazing job opportunities available in the Macclesfield area, which we have listed in the Macclesfield Nub News Jobs section.

The easing of lockdown restrictions has allowed an opportune time to seize dangerous weapons off Macclesfield's streets.

Three local men were arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon in a public place after a car was stopped and searched by officers.

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A young cricketer from Australia has joined Macclesfield Cricket Club. 

Jack Mattsson (23), who usually plays for Carlton Cricket Club in Melbourne, Australia, has continued a tradition of their best young talent coming to Macc. 

UPDATE: Patricia has completed the walk and since raised an amazing £1500.

A charitable Macclesfield schoolgirl is walking miles to raise money for the Open Spaces Society, after realising how fortunate she was to go on walks during lockdown.

Reckless dog owners are being urged to keep their pets on a lead and under control - after two lambs are mauled in Macclesfield.

Horrifying video shows a bloodied lamb resting on a towel, as it feebly tries to stick their tongue out for a deep breath of air.

Macclesfield's community spirit is being applauded, after a crowdfunder set up at the start of the week for a vandalised charity bus has almost reached their goal. 

After a Space4Autism minibus was trashed during the Bank Holiday weekend, a Macclesfield man set up a gofundme page, which currently sits at just under £9,000 of the £10,000 goal. 

On behalf of Alsager, I would like to join with fellow ratepayers in Congleton and Macclesfield in drawing attention to the size of the impact which will be felt by the combined total of 90,000 plus residents in the three towns, from the knock-on effect of Congleton's Household Waste and Recycling Centre shutting in September.

During the past week, I have learned that our MP Fiona Bruce has raised the issue at a significantly high level in the House of Commons and that is an encouraging sign for the future.

Residents in Macclesfield are standing shoulder to shoulder with the people of Alsager and Congleton over mutual fears for our future welfare when the Household Waste and Recycling Centre in Congleton shuts in September.

This is a decision Cheshire East Council have made clear will be made at today's Cabinet meeting along with an intention to ensure the tip in Congleton is never replaced.