Last year we introduced you to ‘nice guy’ Guy Stuttard, or NGG, as he’s known in the business. Guy is the Sphere Financial Services man in the know for Cheadle Hulme. Guy still lives here in Cheadle Hulme, having grown up locally and loves it.
Sarah Cash lives and breathes her role as an award-winning Cambridge Weight Plan Consultant, here in Cheadle Hulme. Her success stories speak for themselves. Literally! Read more
Station Road Opticians in Cheadle Hulme caused a bit of a stir with the launch of their latest eyewear collection ‘Vinylize’ glasses made out of Vinyl Records. The event was themed on music and vinyl with a DJ playing music to astonished drivers on Station Road in Cheadle Hulme.
Greenbank Prep School has been nestled on Heathbank Road – between Heathbank Park and Billy’s Lane – for almost seven decades now. Read more
Jayne from SK Eight coffee in Cheadle Hulme organised a fun day on Saturday 5th May in aid of the MS Society. The day received an amazing turnout, with lots of people wanting to get involved with supporting this great cause.
In the spotlight is Fiona Watson, Zumba® Fitness Instructor in Cheadle Hulme to find out more about her work, personal life and what she loves about Cheadle Hulme and Bramhall.
One of Cheadle Hulme’s newest businesses, At The Kitchen invited us to Mingle with them yesterday. Moxie LOVES local so we jumped at the chance. At the Kitchen is not just NEW – it’s also VERY different.
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Two weeks on and the I Love Bramhall & I Love Cheadle Hulme team has just about recovered from our absolutely pawesome bank holiday event, Paws & Play in the Park. The sun was out and so was what seemed like the entire village – and then some!
Much has happened for Desired Physique by Michelle Brookes, Cheadle Hulme’s pocket rocket personal trainer, in the past few years – especially the completion and opening of her state-of-the-art new studio. Read more
SK Eight, based in the smart Equity Housing Group building on Station Road, is a coffee shop with a real difference. Working in partnership with the Equity Foundation, it’s operated as a social enterprise. Put simply, this means that SK Eight is run in an ethical way for the benefit of the local community, aiming to create social value – and to be a real hub of the community. Read more
