The Green Room Society
Founded in 1924, the Wilmslow Green Room Society is one of the oldest Amateur Dramatic Societies in the UK. In the beginning we were “strolling players” performing wherever a venue could be found. In 1989, after a superb fund raising effort, a victorian cottage and an old shirt factory were converted into a modern theatre. After 65 years the society had its own home.
For further information see the society’s website.
The Revolution
The Revolution, Wilmslow.
27 Alderley Road
Wilmslow
Cheshire
SK9 1HY
For those who have not yet experienced Revolution Wilmslow, why not go down and try their gorgeous cocktails, fantastic food and unrivalled selection of premium, home made vodka.
The music is the most eclectic mix you can imagine. Funk & Soul, Chart Anthems, Electro, Hip Hop, Indie and Funky House…
The Slug and Lettuce
The Slug and Lettuce
46 Water Lane
Wilmslow
SK9 5A
Tel: 01625 535 406
Website: http://www.slugandlettuce.co.uk/
The Slug and Lettuce, Wilmslow offers the Cheshire set a true city-centre experience – even if it is in leafy suburbia and handy for Manchester Airport! From live cover bands on Saturday nights to chilled-out ambience on week nights, the Slug is fast becoming the place to be in Wilmslow.
The King William Restaurant, Bar & Guest House
The King William, Wilmslow
35 Manchester Road
Wilmslow
Cheshire
SK9 1BQ
Telephone: 01625 524022
The King William provides a warm and friendly enviroment, wether you are looking for atmosphere, a quiet drink or a meal amongst friends, you will be sure to find all your needs and tastes catered for..
On offer is home cooked traditional cusine, along with authentic Spanish Tapas. Lunch, Lite Bites and Blackboard Specials are available, served in one of Wilmslows oldest, yet finest Inns. All day, everyday.
Measles jab warning to all parents
An outbreak of measles in Wilmslow has triggered a mass vaccination programme for all children in the area.
Health officials are warning all teenagers and primary pupils to get the MMR vaccine to ward off an epidemic.
Now a race is on to ensure children are immunised before their return to school – a perfect breeding ground for the virus.
Sixteen victims have already been confirmed in Wilmslow since the beginning of July, with patients ranging from 10 months to fifteen years old.
Two children were admitted to hospital but have since recovered and been allowed home.
The other children are all said to be recovering well.
All cases were in children who had not been vaccinated.
For further information read the Manchester Evening News article on the outbreak.
Blood found in park
- Twinnies Bridge
Police are appealing for witnesses who can help them solve the riddle of a mystery puddle of human blood found in a Wilmslow car park.
Forensic tests on the blood, which was found early on Wednesday (August 18) morning in Twinnies Bridge Car Park, revealed that it was from a human rather than animal.
Experts are now trying to match the DNA profile to identify the blood’s owner.
A Cheshire Police spokesman said: “Until further information is known, police cannot determine whether the blood found is as a result of an accident or something more sinister.”
A section of the car park, near a footbridge running over the River Bollin, was cordoned off by police until 4pm on Wednesday while crime scene investigators gathered evidence.
If you can assist with any information, please contact Wilmslow CID on 0845 458 0000. Alternatively, information can be left anonymously with Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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