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4Days Out & Meals Out reviews 6Wonderful local produce at Spark Lane 8Festive Man About Town 12Serve something special this Christmas 16Walks... Exploring our National Treasures 20Katy's catch up... JP Goldman 26Sandbach's heritage 30Katy meets... Advanced Rooine Cheshire 34Days Out & Meals Out reviews 38Quick Reference 42Welcome & ContentsContact Go Local SandbachKaty O’Regankaty@archpublications.comDavid Crawforddavid@archpublications.comFor all enquires & bookingsCall or Whatsapp 01477 518 252Visit archpublications.comArch Publications Charity Partner 2024, visit www.BTG-mindmatters.orgAs we wrap up the December edition, I sit here with a spark of excitement for the upcoming holiday season. Christmas brings a special warmth that lls the air, and as I work on this edition, I can feel that festive spirit growing with each word.We’ve been busy crafting content to capture the holiday essence—writing about delicious Christmas dinners, creating eye-catching ads for clients who stock beautiful Christmas trees, and adding heartfelt thank-yous to their advertisements to express appreciation for all their clients. It’s hard not to get swept up in the holiday spirit amidst all these festive preparations!With this cheerful mood in mind, I thought it would be tting to open this month’s edition with a classic Christmas poem that truly captures the nostalgia and warmth of the season. "Christmas Past" by Carice Williams is a beautiful piece that transports us to simpler times, evoking cherished memories of Christmases long gone. It's a gentle reminder of the joy that comes from family traditions, the scent of holiday treats baking in the oven, and the thrill of hiding presents for loved ones. So, take a moment, grab a cozy cup of tea, and enjoy these lovely words: For tickets and the latest information on Days Out & Meals Out Christmas 2024 scan the QR Code or visit my website daysoutandmealsout.com "Each Christmas I rememberthe ones of long ago;I see our mantelpiece adornedwith stockings in a row.Each Christmas nds me dreamingof days that used to be,When we hid presents here and there,for all the family.Each Christmas I rememberthe fragrance in the air,Of roasting turkey and mince piesand cookies everywhere.Each Christmas nds me longingfor Christmases now past,And I am back in childhoodas long as memories last."Merry Christmas to all our readers and clients. Wishing you a joyful season lled with love, warmth, and nostalgia.Business InsightsScan to Listen & Subscribearchpublications.com/podcast

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6EXPAND YOUR EXERCISE STUDIO?Whether you’re a start-up, looking to expand your existing business into Crewe or want your organisation to have a High Street presence, the Repurposing Our High Streets grant could be your perfect window of opportunity. Capital grants of up to £30,000* are available to businesses and organisations taking on leases on vacant premises in Crewe Town Centre. The grant amount depends on the type of property, length of the lease and can be used for restoration, t-outs and the purchase of new equipment. Let us help you nd your home on the High Street. Find out more at www.openincrewe.co.uk *Subject to meeting eligibility criteriawith a grant of up to £30,000* WHAT WOULD YOU DO IN CREWE?OPEN THE DOOR TO OPENING YOUR DOORS IN CREWE.OPEN THE PERFECT PIZZA PLACE? PUT IN A PET PARLOUR?Enjoy a pleasant stroll around Shakerley Mere, between Holmes Chapel and Knutsford, with woodland to explore and nature at its best. Pack a picnic to have on one of the many picnic tables beneath the birch and oak trees or at weekends you can get a hot drink and cake from the coee van.The reserve is roughly triangular in shape and the path is nice and at with a good surface so great for pushchairs and scooters. It is a 1.4 kilometre walk around which is an easy one for all ages and takes no more than half an hour.The pretty woodland around the lake’s edge provides a welcome home to a variety of wildlife including birds and plants, dragonies, damselies and butteries. You will always spot birds on the water too. With Mallards, ducks and swans.There is one down side to Shakerley Mere, which is how close it is to the M6 Motorway. There is a constant whizz of cars zooming by on the other side of the Days Out & Meals Out reviewsJenny,Days Out and Meals Out Reviewstrees which rather spoils the calm and tranquil setting. But this aside it is a lovely place for a quick stroll to catch with with friends or get some fresh air and exercise. We visited in October and the trees were turning those beautiful autumn colours and we even spotted some fungi growning. • Open every day. Two FREE car parks• Flat, wide paths. Pushchair & Wheelchair friendly • Perfect for kids bikes and scooters • Woodland walk around the mere. Distance: 1.5km/.9mile• Toilets Open. Dog friendly• “Crumbs Coee Company” Coee van at weekends • “The Three Greyhounds” pub nearby• Northwich Rd, Cranage, Knutsford WA16 9LBYou can nd more reviews at daysoutandmealsout.com, Facebook page & Instagram, search ‘Days Out and Meals

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8With the winter chill starting to creep in and Christmas looming, it’s the perfect time to celebrate the wonderful produce from our local nursery at Spark Lane. This season, they’re bursting with home-grown vegetables, owers, and fruit and everything you need to bring avour, colour, and vitality to your meals and décor.At this time of year, vegetables aren’t just a delicious addition; they’re an essential part of staying healthy, warm and satised through the colder months. Plus, there’s nothing like seasonal, freshly grown vegetables to enhance your seasonal dishes. Our local nursery has done an amazing job growing hardy crops perfectly suited for the wintery months.Winter vegetables are loaded with nutrients, bre, and antioxidants - just what you need to keep your immune system strong and energy levels up during the festive season. In particular, root vegetables like carrots, parsnips, and potatoes are rich in vitamins C and A, and they’re also incredibly versatile. You can roast them, mash them, or add them to soups and stews for that wonderful comforting avour that’s perfect for cold days.Brussels sprouts, a Christmas classic, are another favourite at this time of year. Packed with vitamin K, folate, and bre they are a real superfood. When roasted or sautéed, they develop a wonderful, nutty avour that pairs beautifully with herbs and a touch of balsamic glaze.Wonderful local produce at Spark LaneByBrian Lowe, Spark Lane NurseriesSparks Lane have been growing these vegetables all season, allowing them to develop rich avours and vibrant colours. Some favourites available now include:Carrots and Parsnips – Perfect for roasting with a sprinkle of herbs, honey, and olive oil.Brussels Sprouts – Delicious when caramelised or tossed with a little pancetta for extra avour.Leeks and Cabbage – Great for hearty soups, stews, and stung.Kale and Spinach – Packed with nutrients, ideal for healthy sides or adding a touch of green to your dishes.Squash and Pumpkin – Perfect for warming winter recipes, adding natural sweetness and creaminess to soups or sides.Not only are these great for your health, but shopping locally also supports sustainable farming practices and reduces food miles, making it an eco-friendly choice as well.For a traditional Christmas dinner, the nursery’s fresh vegetables can make a big dierence. There’s something incredibly satisfying about knowing your meal is prepared with locally grown produce, and the avours are truly unbeatable. Whether it’s a simple side of roasted root veg, a vibrant winter salad, or a classic stung with leeks and herbs, these vegetables can help make your meal memorable.Let’s support our local nursery and make the most of the incredible, home-grown fruit and veg this season! Call to pick up fresh veggies that will take your Christmas dinner to the next level.Don’t forget to pick up your Christmas tree while you are there!

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The Cheshire Property LadyHaving worked in the areas for over 24 years I’m here to support and guide you personally in your property journey from the first thoughts through to the moving date including all avenues from Solicitors through to Mortgage Brokers.MichelleIndependent Estate Agent Covering Sandbach and Surrounding areasIf you are looking to sell your home or any property advice call me on 07511 651 283.www.michellekilloran.exp.uk.comWhat we offer: Tree maintenance and removalsStump grinding• Pruning • Hedge care • Fencing • GatesPatios • Turng • Raised beds • Gravel • Block pavingGarden waste removalsCovering Cheshire and Shropshire2 WoodCroft, Lacon Street Prees, SY13 2ELContact Ben today for your free quote on07708 592 894 • 01948 258 464 or via email at Robertsben510@gmail.comFully InsuredFox & The HoundsPet Services LimitedA professional 5-starrated approach topetcareDog walksComfort breaksHome visitsOwn home holiday careAdventure walksPet wedding chaperoneTel: 07502301380 Email: fathcheshire@gmail.comwww.foxandthehounds.co.ukWhether you require regular or ad-hocservices, we are happy to discuss theindividual needs of you and your pets. UNMISSABLE DEALS AT BOTH OUR SHOWROOMS!Mill Street, Nantwich, CW5 5ST • 01270 629 296Pepper Street, Nantwich, CW5 5AB • 01270 910 653www.webbhousefurnishers.co.ukSTARTS 9AM, 27TH DECEMBER

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12Festive Man About TownByGreg Hall‘Twas the build up to Christmas, and all through the townExcited Sandbachians walked up and down.Admiring displays in the shop window frontingAll tinsel and baubles and bright festive bunting.The Christmas markets alive in full swingStalls selling trinkets and Christmassy bling.Excited punters queued in a lineFor gooey stroopwafels and heated mulled wine.Despite the frost, a lovely warm feelExcited children giggle and squeal.Restaurants and bars line the high street and squareOering varied cuisines and top yuletide fayre.Families and friends all out for a mealLast-minute shoppers on the hunt for a deal.Christmas lights hanging, zig-zagged down the streetThe tree on our cobbles makes the town seem complete.Warmly lit churches oer reection and prayerFolks wrapped up tight in the cold winter air.The fading sound of the church bell’s gongsReplaced by traditional carols and songsPerformed by our very own Foden’s Brass BandRenowned locally and throughout the land.Children clutching their parents, thoughts in their headAbout that imminent visit from the big man in red.Hanging up stockings, hoping he’s nearLeaving some carrots to feed the reindeer.A glass of sherry and perhaps a mince pieTo keep Santa going as he zooms through the sky.Then heading upstairs, too excited to sleepListening intently, not making a peep.Be proud of our town, it’s a ne place to liveAnd if there’s one piece of advice that I could now giveTo everyone reading, each woman and manTry to Go Local whenever you can.That’s all now from me, so with much festive cheerMerry Christmas to all, and a Happy New Year.

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16As the Christmas season approaches, many of us are eagerly anticipating family gatherings, festive treats, and, of course, the all-important Christmas meal. This year, why not consider stepping away from the traditional turkey and exploring a new take on the holiday feast? H Davidson Butchers at Lowes Farm Shop oers an array of premium meats that promise to make your Christmas meal truly unforgettable.A trusted name at Lowes Farm Shop, H Davidson Butchers is known for providing quality meats and exceptional service. This Christmas, they’re going all out to help customers create a spectacular holiday menu. While they oer the classic turkey, they also provide a selection of delicious alternatives suited to every taste and occasion.Imagine serving a perfectly rolled sirloin Serve something special this ChristmasByAlison Leahsteak as the centrepiece of your Christmas dinner. This succulent cut of beef is ideal for those wanting to add a touch of luxury to their table. With its rich avour and tender texture, rolled sirloin pairs beautifully with all the classic Christmas trimmings. Roasted to perfection, it will impress family and friends alike.For those preferring something equally impressive, H Davidson’s rib of beef is another standout choice. Known for its robust avour and tenderness, rib of beef is a hearty and exible option, perfect for gatherings of any size. This classic cut will ll everyone with the warmth and joy of the season.Or, if you’re feeling a bit adventurous, try a rack of lamb. This beautifully presented cut brings elegance to any Christmas meal. With tender, avourful meat, rack of lamb pairs wonderfully with festive Flavors like rosemary, garlic, and seasonal vegetables. It’s a memorable choice that’s easy to prepare, ideal for those seeking something a bit unconventional.Of course, H Davidson Butchers also oers the nest-quality turkeys and all the trimmings you might need. Whether you’re opting for turkey, beef, lamb, or another choice, their team is always available to provide expert advice on cuts, cooking tips, and recipes to make your Christmas meal truly special.So why not shake up your Christmas menu this year? With options like rolled sirloin steak, rib of beef, and rack of lamb, H Davidson Butchers has everything needed to make your festive feast unforgettable. Visit them at Lowes Farm Shop in Byley, explore their mouth-watering selection, and get ready to create a meal that will be talked about well into the New Year!

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Market Review 2024 – What’s Next?2024 has been a strong year for property sales, with stable prices and steady demand across allprice brackets in the Sandbach area.Whatever happens in 2025 properties will still sell. A home is for nesting, not just for investing, soit’s crucial to find a property that fits both your current and future needs. Therefore, the real skill isfinding the right buyer, not just any buyer. Estate Agents have a habit of focusing on statistics. The reality being; the only person who caresabout your market share is your mother.. As with financial services,past performance isn’t a guarantee of future results. As a locally owned business, we take pride in seeing your home as more than just a statistic. Weoffer market-leading presentation and personalised service, supporting you every step of the way.Whether you're ready to sell now or in the future, we’re here to help.A good estate agent focuses on high-quality presentation and marketing, including 3D virtualtours, drone footage, and accompanied viewings as standard. With years of experience andthousands of homes sold, we are experts at matching the right buyer to the right home, reducingthe likelihood of a sale falling through.Bespoke & PersonalSelling SandbachNo sale, no feeEnhanced MarketingOur business model offers 2% service for a 1%fee. Don't pay extra for services like 3D tours andvideo marketing – these should be included aspart of the package, not added on as extra costsas they are part of the agent sharing and beinginvested in your sale.If you're considering selling or simply want todiscuss the market, feel free to get in touch. Weare happy to offer guidance, whether you'removing in the next year or beyond.Rob Gilchrist - DirectorGeorge Rowlands - Area Sales ManagerH & DSATELLITE AND AERIALS01270 417 6100775 696 2878TV Aerial/Freesat/SatelliteInstalls & RepairsTV System Fault Finding &DiagnosisTV System Set UPAdditional SocketsLOCAL, FRIENDLY & RELIABLE SERVICEFOR A FREE NO OBLIGATIONQUOTE, CALL DAVE & HELENwww.hdaerials.co.uk24/7 Emergency Callout•Locked Out•Lock RepairsUpgrades•UPVC Door & Window Repairs •Smart LocksLOCKSMITH SERVICES I am your local, trusted & highly rated Locksmith. I am DBS Police approved & fully insured for your peace of mind. I do not charge a call out feeCall James on: 01606 614 061 or 07392 686410jschoeld@lockforce.co.ukwww.lockforce.co.uk/locksmith/Middlewich/ PVCU & Aluminium SpecialistsTel: 01260 564424www.cheshire-view.co.uksales@ cheshire-view.co.ukLocal, Reliable, Dependable

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20In this festive edition, we’re celebrating our national treasures giving them a little Christmas cheer!I’ve long been a member of the National Trust, but there are also Cadw in Wales, Historic Scotland, the National Trust for Scotland, English Heritage, and Historic Houses - all dedicated to preserving our national heritage. By supporting these organisations, whether through membership or simply visiting, we ensure that these beautiful landscapes and historic buildings are safeguarded for future generations to enjoy. I hope they bring others as much joy as they’ve brought me.Walks... Exploring our National Treasures By Hilary Mines, Founder, Charity walking App TrundlMembership is also a wonderful excuse to explore places you might otherwise overlook. So, I’d like to suggest a few favourites to inspire your next adventure, including some gems right on your doorstep.Starting in Cheshire, there’s an abundance of options: roam the expansive parklands of Lyme Park or Tatton Park. If you haven’t been to Dunham Massey, you’re missing a treat - it even connects to the canal for extended walks. Quarry Bank Mill has lovely surrounding paths, and The Edge at Alderley Edge oers amazing views. Little Moreton Hall’s quirky Tudor manor is a must-see, while Hare Hill near Prestbury, with its lovely walled garden, is another little gem (please check winter opening times).Recently, I visited Shugborough Estate in Staordshire, with its grand Georgian house and parklands. It’s well worth a trip. And lastly, a favourite of mine: Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden in Ripon, Yorkshire. Free for English Heritage members too, I rst visited as a young woman and fell in love with it. If you are lucky enough to visit on a clear, winter day the reections on the water and the magnicence of the abbey will be well worth the visit.Wherever the festive season takes you, have a very Merry Christmas and happy trundling!

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25UP TO70% OFFRRPLocated opposite The British Legion on81-81a Lewin Street, Middlewich CW10 9AX T: 07393 662 660Find the latest offers and deals in the shopor on our Facebook Page!QUALITY BEDS & MATTRESSESTHE LATEST STYLESAFFORDABLE PRICESNEW STOCK WEEKLYFREE CW10 DELIVERYALL SHOP FLOOR STOCK REDUCED BY HALF PRICEMention VILLAGES MAG for a complimentary mulled wine or cider on arrivalAt Lowes2024ChristmasEverything you would expect from our farm shop this Christmas including a wide range of home-grown seasonal veg and local suppliers such as Chatwins pies & cakes; & Jo’s cakes. Plus gifts, ﬂowers and hampers.Come and see the Reindeer on the 14th & 15th DecemberShanty Farm, Byley CW10 9NG01606 832874 www.lowesfarmshop.comFreshly pickedjust for youAlso on the farm...FIELD SMITHS Premium country clothing, FOUR OAKS DIRECT Quality plants at great prices, FRAME Picture framing studio, CHESHIRE WARDROBE BOUTIQUE Aordable fashion for women of all ages, TASCHE KEYS NAILS & BEAUTY Beauty Salon, INGLEDEW THERAPY Hypnotherapy, Therapy & Practical Coaching, H, DAVIDSON BUTCHERS Quality meat, KATS STUDIO Reformer Pilates & CHESHIRE CLAY STUDIO Art, craft & pottery.

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26If you stroll down to 50 Wheelock Street, you’ll notice a friendly new face at JP Goldman Solicitors: Whitney, the rm’s dedicated new receptionist, who is now a permanent xture in the oce. JP Goldman, a rm specialising in property law, has solidied its place in the heart of Middlewich with new signage outside their premises.JP Goldman’s journey in Middlewich began three years ago. What started as a rented desk in the former Business Hub has blossomed into a thriving legal practice that now occupies the entire building. This growth, explains director Daniel Hewitt, wouldn’t have been possible without the support of Middlewich’s local community and business network. Daniel speaks highly of the local professionals with whom JP Goldman frequently collaborates and extends special thanks to Go Local magazine, which has been instrumental in helping the rm establish its brand in the area. He’s also pleased with his neighbour on Wheelock Street, Sweets & Treats, where he often stocks up on something special to take home for his family and he enjoys the community events like the recent Christmas light switch on.As JP Goldman’s presence has expanded, so has its team. They’ve been dedicated to hiring locally, bringing on Whitney with her extensive customer Katy’s catch up... JP GoldmanByKaty O’Reganservice background, as well as Craig, an experienced Conveyancer, and his assistant, Claire. The growth doesn’t stop here; Daniel has plans to continue building the team in the coming months, adding services like Wills and Trusts, which align well with conveyancing and will further enhance the rm’s capacity to serve Middlewich residents.Having a familiar face like Whitney at reception is central to JP Goldman’s ethos. The team aims to make the sometimes stressful process of buying or selling property as accessible and straightforward as possible. Face-to-face interactions are invaluable to their service approach, particularly during the often-complex conveyancing period. But in addition to their welcoming in-oce experience, JP Goldman has adapted to the digital age with an app designed to make the process even easier. The app allows clients to stay updated, upload important documents, and track progress right from their phones, providing convenience for clients who can manage their property transactions from anywhere.For many, purchasing a property may be one of the only times they’ll work closely with a solicitor. This reality isn’t lost on Daniel and his team, who are committed to guiding clients through what can be a daunting legal maze. Their role as solicitors extends beyond merely handling paperwork; they work with sellers to ensure all necessary facts are accurately represented and all legal requirements are met to make the sale ocial. On the buyer’s side, they operate under the principle of “caveat emptor,” or “let the buyer beware,” which places the responsibility on buyers to thoroughly investigate a property before purchasing. It’s the solicitor’s job to assist buyers in asking the right questions and uncovering crucial details that might otherwise go unnoticed.Though property law can seem complex, JP Goldman’s team of knowledgeable professionals is equipped to handle each aspect with expertise and transparency. From building trusted partnerships to hiring local talent and embracing technology, they continue to prioritise the needs of their clients and the community. I remember meeting Daniel when they rst arrived in Middlewich, and we have since gone on to use them for our own house purchase. Having proudly helped the people of South Manchester with their conveyancing, JP Goldman are excited to do the same in Cheshire.

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28The UK housing market is deeply influenced by the annual budget, as government policies and fiscal measures affect everything from buyer demand to housing affordability and market stability. This year’s budget introduced a mix of tax policies, funding allocations, and financial incentives aimed at shaping the housing market’s future. Here’s a closer look at how these changes impact buyers, sellers, investors, and developers.1. Stamp Duty AdjustmentsChanges to stamp duty frequently impact the housing market, as they directly affect buyer affordability and demand. In recent years, temporary cuts to stamp duty incentives more first-time buyers and those looking to move up the ladder. The budget’s stance on stamp duty affects demand across property types, particularly for first-time buyers and those purchasing higher-value homes. For instance, raising the stamp duty threshold can lower upfront costs for buyers, stimulating market activity. Conversely, any increases in stamp duty rates or thresholds can reduce affordability, potentially slowing the market as fewer people are incentives to buy.2. Support for Affordable HousingAddressing the shortage of affordable housing remains a top government priority, and this budget often includes funding for affordable housing schemes and grants to support social housing development. Increased funding can lead to more affordable housing units, easing demand pressure on mid- and lower-priced homes in the private market. With a larger affordable housing supply, more first-time buyers and renters might access properties that would otherwise be out of their reach, reducing reliance on the private rental market and encouraging upward mobility in housing options.3. Incentives for Green UpgradesMany budgets now offer incentives for eco-friendly housing improvements, such as grants for energy-efficient upgrades. In the current budget, the government may allocate funds for schemes aimed at making homes more energy-efficient. These incentives can encourage homeowners to retrofit properties with features like better insulation, heat pumps, and solar panels, thereby boosting the value of properties while reducing energy costs. For the housing market, this focus on sustainability could raise the overall quality and marketability of homes and, in turn, enhance demand for properties with energy-efficient features.4. Impact on Interest Rates and MortgagesWhile the budget does not directly set interest rates, government fiscal policy can influence the Bank of England’s decisions on interest rates. If the budget signals an increase in government borrowing or high inflation, the Bank may decide to raise interest rates to curb inflation. Higher interest rates make mortgages more expensive, cooling buyer demand and potentially slowing the market. Conversely, lower interest rates boost affordability and can encourage home buying, sustaining market activity. 5. Taxation on Rental and Investment PropertiesInvestors and landlords are often impacted by changes to tax relief and regulations. In recent years, tax deductions on mortgage interest for landlords have been gradually phased out, making buy-to-let less profitable. New policies in this budget that target landlords with tax increases could discourage further investment in rental properties. While this may result in a decline in rental property supply, it could also shift investor interest toward the sale market, potentially freeing up housing stock.ConclusionThe budget’s impact on the housing market is multifaceted, affecting buyer’s affordability, seller’s pricing, investor strategies, and developer projects. By understanding these budgetary implications, those involved in the property market—whether as buyers, sellers, landlords, or developers—can make more informed decisions. The government’s fiscal approach shapes the market’s future, and with each budget, the housing landscape in the UK continues to evolve.If you are looking to sell your home or any property advice call me on 07511 651 283.www.michellekilloran.exp.uk.comHow the recent budget announcements impact property buyers, sellers, investors, and developers.Independent Estate Agent Covering Sandbach and Surrounding areas

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2901477 54410607850 339694sales@hccarpets.co.ukHOLMES CHAPELCARPETS & FLOORINGPremium Selection:Choose from carpets, vinyl, laminate,engineered wood, LVT and safety ﬂooring. Expert Fitters:Rely on our seasoned professionals for perfect installations.Superior Customer Care:Experience our commitment to your satisfaction.ESTABLISHED 1990VISIT OUR SHOWROOMOFFICE ONE, MANOR FARMHOLMES CHAPEL ROADSPROSTONCW4 7LPASK US ABOUT OUR FREECHOOSE AT HOME SERVICEWe come to your home where you can choose from a wide range of carpet samples, Quick Step Laminate and ﬂoor coverings to ﬁnd the perfect match for your home and decor.The UK housing market is deeply influenced by the annual budget, as government policies and fiscal measures affect everything from buyer demand to housing affordability and market stability. This year’s budget introduced a mix of tax policies, funding allocations, and financial incentives aimed at shaping the housing market’s future. Here’s a closer look at how these changes impact buyers, sellers, investors, and developers.1. Stamp Duty AdjustmentsChanges to stamp duty frequently impact the housing market, as they directly affect buyer affordability and demand. In recent years, temporary cuts to stamp duty incentives more first-time buyers and those looking to move up the ladder. The budget’s stance on stamp duty affects demand across property types, particularly for first-time buyers and those purchasing higher-value homes. For instance, raising the stamp duty threshold can lower upfront costs for buyers, stimulating market activity. Conversely, any increases in stamp duty rates or thresholds can reduce affordability, potentially slowing the market as fewer people are incentives to buy.2. Support for Affordable HousingAddressing the shortage of affordable housing remains a top government priority, and this budget often includes funding for affordable housing schemes and grants to support social housing development. Increased funding can lead to more affordable housing units, easing demand pressure on mid- and lower-priced homes in the private market. With a larger affordable housing supply, more first-time buyers and renters might access properties that would otherwise be out of their reach, reducing reliance on the private rental market and encouraging upward mobility in housing options.3. Incentives for Green UpgradesMany budgets now offer incentives for eco-friendly housing improvements, such as grants for energy-efficient upgrades. In the current budget, the government may allocate funds for schemes aimed at making homes more energy-efficient. These incentives can encourage homeowners to retrofit properties with features like better insulation, heat pumps, and solar panels, thereby boosting the value of properties while reducing energy costs. For the housing market, this focus on sustainability could raise the overall quality and marketability of homes and, in turn, enhance demand for properties with energy-efficient features.4. Impact on Interest Rates and MortgagesWhile the budget does not directly set interest rates, government fiscal policy can influence the Bank of England’s decisions on interest rates. If the budget signals an increase in government borrowing or high inflation, the Bank may decide to raise interest rates to curb inflation. Higher interest rates make mortgages more expensive, cooling buyer demand and potentially slowing the market. Conversely, lower interest rates boost affordability and can encourage home buying, sustaining market activity. 5. Taxation on Rental and Investment PropertiesInvestors and landlords are often impacted by changes to tax relief and regulations. In recent years, tax deductions on mortgage interest for landlords have been gradually phased out, making buy-to-let less profitable. New policies in this budget that target landlords with tax increases could discourage further investment in rental properties. While this may result in a decline in rental property supply, it could also shift investor interest toward the sale market, potentially freeing up housing stock.ConclusionThe budget’s impact on the housing market is multifaceted, affecting buyer’s affordability, seller’s pricing, investor strategies, and developer projects. By understanding these budgetary implications, those involved in the property market—whether as buyers, sellers, landlords, or developers—can make more informed decisions. The government’s fiscal approach shapes the market’s future, and with each budget, the housing landscape in the UK continues to evolve.If you are looking to sell your home or any property advice call me on 07511 651 283.www.michellekilloran.exp.uk.comHow the recent budget announcements impact property buyers, sellers, investors, and developers.Independent Estate Agent Covering Sandbach and Surrounding areas

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30‘A great ornament to the town…’. This piece of architectural praise dates from 1883. We’re talking local schools – 19th century-style. Many started life then, often thanks to church or charity. Most have vanished since. Yet others are still with us. Some educational facilities in Sandbach were not even schools at all. So, what were they - and whereabouts? Were these early educators your ancestors?The Square, or Market Place, housed one of the earliest. Built in 1841 as a National School, it had capacity for 700 children, boys and girls equally. Master James Bailey and Mrs Bailey were in charge. This being the Victorian era, facilities included washhouse and kitchen Sandbach’s HeritageHistory article byJulie Elizabeth Smalley‘for the purpose of teaching industrial work to the girls’. Nevertheless, it was considered one of the ‘model schools of the district’. On Scotch-common was both James Rathbone’s day school and a British School. Mistress of the latter in 1857 was Miss Emma Bayley. Not Church of England-run as with the more numerous National Schools, British Schools were non-denominational. It didn’t even stop there, because Sandbach also oered ‘several good ladies’ seminaries’, small and privately-run. Miss Mary Ridout did this at Bridge House, Bridge Street (near the Old Hall). Later, Sandbach Heath gained another National School, erected 1866, extended 25 years later. In 1874, a Wesleyan school with places for 370 young children opened on Chapel Street.That ‘great ornament’? It referred to the newly rebuilt (1849) Grammar School on then-called Wheelock-road, ‘a beautiful building in the Elizabethan style’. Containing head-master’s residence, school-room, class-room and dormitories for boarders, in 1857 headmaster was Rev. Lewis Evans. Christopher Herring was second master. (Teachers? Yet to become a crucial component of schools!) More modestly, on Wheelock Street (sic) Misses Margaret and Emma Worthington ran a ladies’ boarding and day school. Variety!Mid-century was clearly a burgeoning time for learning. 1857 also saw the opening of Sandbach’s Literary Institute - showy, unmissable, designed in a revival of the medieval Gothic style. Reading rooms and library for the improvement of adult citizens were ground oor. Space for meetings and guest speakers was provided above. By the turn of the century the august building had an even grander title: the Literary & Scientic Institution, with a library of 1500 volumes. Similarly, the Grammar School, with just under 100 boys now enrolled, had acquired gymnasium and laboratory. Times, science and society were changingPerhaps the truest ornament to the town was the provision of education itself, whatever the favoured style of building… or their scattered and changing locations.

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38A free, space age park in the centre of Manchester with a slide that goes over the river, a place to get a coee and toilets!!Mayeld Park - Manchester, is just minutes from Piccalilly Station in Manchester. It is a pleasant suprise in the urban city to nd this 6.5 acre green park with trees, shrubs & the most amazing children’s playground. With 6 slides, with one sliding you right over the River Medlock . You’ll also nd great facilities including toilets, baby changing, somewhere to get a hot drink, ice cream & snacks.What a nd! - After venturing into Manchester on the train to visit one of Manchesters brand new Museums and a few shops we headed back to near the station to visit Freight Island and found this amazing park just next door in Mayeld Park. It looked almost space-age with the tall Days Out & Meals Out reviewsJenny,Days Out and Meals Out Reviewsmetal towers with spiralling slides and bridges that glinted in the sunlight. Built in 2022, it was the city’s rst park in 100 years, and it has even won a Green Flag Award. It was developed from derelict land and now a safe and fun place to visit for children and their families. The park is landscaped to beautifully incorporate the River Medlock, which meanders through the park and creates a really welcome water feature. There is a lawn space that is used for events, a quiet contemplation zone, a wildscape for biodiversity, and multiple routes of walkways.The best slide has to be the one that goes right over the river. If you are brave enough to travel over the slatted bridge to the top of the slide, you have denitely earned the awesome slide that’s waiting for you. What else is in the park - Sunken trampolines, balance beams, small slides, big slides, swings,and a roundabout. Food & Drink - Cosmic Vine Cafe- this wooden hut sells hot and cold drinks, little cakes & crisps. Next to the cafe was an ice cream van too which actually sells Vegan Ice Cream too which is a rare nd. Plus just next door is the amazing Freight Island which has the most incredible street food stalls. Facilities - With clean toilets including an accessible toilet, baby changing facilities and a water station means its easy to spend a couple of hours here if playing with friends and a mum friend to chat with. Plus, its really safe with a security team which are there to assist you if in need any help and cctv puts your mind at ease. It is also a smoke free park.Twilight Trail - which is Mayeld’s Park Christmas Light Trail, running 14th Nov -31st Dec, the park closes at 4pm Thursday - Sunday.• Open every day, Dawn til Dusk & Free• 5 mins walk from Piccalilly Station• Dogs not allowed in playground, but are allowed in the rest of the park.• Scooter friendly• Toilets & Baby changing • Water station. Bring a picnic. • Take away coee hut. Ice cream van • Boardman Gate Entrance, Mayeld Park, Baring Street, Manchester M1 2PY (mayeldpark.com)You can nd more reviews at daysoutandmealsout.com, Facebook page & Instagram, search ‘Days Out and Meals

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40This will have a negative impacton their secondary education andfuture life chances.One in four children leaveprimary school unable to readto the expected standard. VolunteersNeeded!To find out more about Schoolreaders please visitwww.schoolreaders.orgIf you can spare just an hour a week to listen to childrenread, you can help to changetheir life-story.Schoolreaders CIO Registered Charity Number: 1159157. Registered in England and WalesVolunteers are asked to listen tochildren read once a week in termtime and to commit to a fullacademic year, though of courseholidays and weeks off on occasionare no issue. If you have some time to spare, agood grasp of written English, and ifyou enjoy spending time withchildren, you could become aSchoolreader.Children’s literacy charitySchoolreaders is recruiting volunteersacross England to listen to childrenread in primary schools.We are currently looking for volunteersin Sandbach, so do get in touch to learnmore. We hope you will join us.

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42Proudly Announce we are now open in Sandbach MarketWednesday, Thursday Friday & Saturday 9am - 3pmBuying & SellingGold, Silver, Coins, Jewellery & WatchesCall or Email James Thompson07533 769054 churchsideantiques@gmail.comAccountingBruce Marshall & Co 37Aerials, Satellite, TV & InternetH&D Satellite & Aerial Services 18Blinds, Curtains & Soft FurnishingsBlinds 2000 17Buildings, Maintenance & DevelopmentAdvanced Rooine Cheshire 15Cheshire Roong Contractors 31Prestige Roong Cheshire 22, 23Business ServicesLeaet Team 36SC Digital 32Thrive Creative 7Carpentry & Handyman ServicesHandy Andy 27Carpets & Flooring FittersHolmes Chapel Carpets & Flooring 29Unlimited Carpets & Flooring 2Crafts, Gifts & RetailChurchside Antiques 42Spark Lane Nurseries 5ElectriciansFully Wired 27Estate Agents & PropertyNorthwood Cheshire 19The Cheshire property lady 10EventsClonter 13Fireplaces, Stoves & Chimney SweepStove Yard UK 35Food & DrinkH Davidson 27Halton Farms The Milk Shack 36Lowes Farm 25Three Greyhounds Inn 24Furniture & Home DecorationsWebb House 11GardeningBen Roberts Landscaping 10MH Treecare 36RSC 21Health & FitnessCheshire Ears 14, 39Holidays & TravelAdventyourize Travel 10Jewellery DesignerJohn Pass Jewellers 44Kitchens, Bedrooms & BathroomsAhm Installations 32Crystal Bathrooms and Tiling 1CW10 Beds 24M6 Bed Warehouse 33ROK Plumbing Supplies 41Legal & Financial ServicesGoddard Dunbar Associates 43JP Goldman 9LocksmithsLockforce Mid & South Cheshire 18Opticians & Hearing AidsCongleton Hearing Centre 21PetsFox and The Hounds Pet Services 11Plumbing, Heating & Boiler ServicesRightio 15W Heat 3Removal Services & Household ClearanceMonster Junk 21Windows, Doors & ConservatoriesCheshire View 18Cloudy2Clear 14All adverts are printed in good faith. Whilst all reasonable care is taken to ensure the accuracy of the information in this magazine, the publishers also accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of statements and opinions expressed by contributors or advertisers, for any loss arising from non-publication of any advertisements for the contents of the advert the services provided by the advertisers or for any errors or omissions in either the editorials or the advertisement published.Quick Reference

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