For the latest information, the White Lion Facebook page is here, and you can check out details of all the upcoming events on the events page here.
For bookings and menus the White Lion Website is here,
Information about the South Cheshire village of Hankelow
In case you missed it, AOL has an article with some details about the Car Parking charges in Audlem, which are due to start on the 2nd December.
There is an article on Nantwich News about a kitchen fire in Kettle Lane.
Cheshire East has announced the changes to bin collections over the festive period. Hankelow village should be unaffected with the exception that garden waste collections will finish on Friday 20th December and recommence to subscribers on January 20th.
The Nantwich by-pass is expected to close again on Sunday 24th November for tree-cutting work.
Older items from this section can be found here
Keep an eye on
Audlem on Line and
Nantwich News for much more local information.
Cheshire East Media releases can be seen
here.
Local planned roadworks information can be found on the
One.network website.
Residents who like to
walk across the Weaver bridges in Hankelow may want to
check the river water level if the weather has been
bad.
Thursday 21st November - History Society meeting in the Scout and Guide hall at 7:30 p.m. - Sheila Swindale & Isobel Sykes on "Local families — the Burtons and the Edmonds".
Saturday 23rd November - ADCA Christmas Craft fair in Audlem Public Hall from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Thursday 28th November - "Meet Rosie Stancer - Polar Explorer" at Combermere Abbey at 6:30 p.m.
Friday 29th November - Murder Mystery night in the White Lion.
Also Friday 29th - Big Switch On in Audlem
Friday 6th December - "At Hankelow" meeting in Hankelow Methodist Chapel at 7:00 p.m. Henrietta Blyth, CEO of Open Doors UK&I, will be the speaker. More details here.
Also Friday 6th December - Audlem Voices Winter Concert in St James church at 7:00 p.m.
From 6th to 14th December - Nantwich players present "The Flint Street Nativity", a comedy by Tim Firth.
Sunday 8th December - Christmas Market at the White Lion from 1:00 p.m.
Monday 9th December - the Mobile Library will be on the village green for 40 minutes from about 10:10 a.m.
Wednesday 11th December - Pub Quiz at the White Lion, on a Christmas theme.
The Warm Spaces Hub will be open every Friday between 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m in Hankelow Chapel Community Hall throughout the year, even if the weather is hot!
ADCA Wednesday club is open from 11:00 a.m. in Hankelow Chapel Community Hall for coffee and light lunch. More information here.
On most Saturdays the Audlem Charity shop is open from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Check on AOL first, as the weather may affect the opening.
The ADAPT Saturday Market in Audlem has now closed for the winter. It will no doubt be back in the spring.
There is fortnightly Bingo in Audlem Town Hall on Friday evening at 7:30. Check AOL to confirm the dates.
Oceanwave Fresh Fish is usually on the car park of the Lord Combermere in Audlem every Thursday from 9:30 - 11:00 a.m.
You can find out more about other regular weekly events in Audlem here.
Bin collection in the village is on Mondays - check this calendar for 2024, kindly provided by Charlie Foster, to find out which bin to put out. The dates for the Library van are highlighted in red.
Click here for a recycling "What goes where" guide
For the latest information, the White Lion Facebook page is here, and you can check out details of all the upcoming events on the events page here.
For bookings and menus the White Lion Website is here,
1st November 2024 - the Chapel Events page was updated to add November services
31st October 2024 - Cheshire East have changed the system they use to view planning applications, so all the links on the planning page have required updating. It will be some time before I can complete the updates to the historical links on the archive pages.
21st October 2024 - a Notice of an upcoming "At Hankelow" meeting was added.
19th October 2024 - Details of the Autumn Supper have been added to the Village Events page.
Older items from this section can be found here