Directory of Congleton Blogs and Bloggers

a Biddulph blog

Blog by local journalist John Williams. Title is taken from an ancient stretch of woodland in the village known as the Bongs.

Heres what the people of Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent have to say

The blog of David Williams who is the Labour candidate for Crewe and nantwich for parlimentary elections

community info, chat etc..

Taking an amusing look at the life of a Stockport housewife

Didsbury information including news, events, business listings and property.

Daily photos of Hyde, Greater Manchester/Cheshire.

Old Hyde features non-contemporary material, old photographs, prints &c. of the Greater Manchester/Tameside town Hyde, in the county of Cheshire. It is a companion blog to Hyde Daily Photo.

A community website for the residents of Parwich, Alsop-en-le-Dale, Ballidon and Pikehall in the Derbyshire Peak District, brought to you by the Parwich Memorial Hall committee.

A photo gallery of local interest

Your friend in the craney city. Bringing you the best of Manchester culture, both online and off.

Posture made easy! Discover the secrets of Alexander Technique to improve your posture and reduce your pain. Locations in Manchester, Macclesfield, Stockport and Wilmslow.

When the going gets tough, the TUFF get going! A blog to keep a watchful eye on tree issues within Tameside, to improve the treescape within the built-up environment, to promote the value of trees, to increase their numbers and maturity. Far more mature trees are needed on the streets, in gardens, and in all the green and open spaces throughout Tameside. They are not something to be kept preserved in nature reserves and parks. They are a fundamental part of a Green Society. They are undervalued but their intrinsic worth will be increasingly recognised and understood. This is the purpose of this blog.

A blog to keep a beady-eye on my landlord New Charter Housing Trust, Tameside’s largest Social Housing Landlord! A Tenant VOICE for real Tenant Empowerment, Tenant Engagement, Tenant Involvement, Tenant Democracy; especially Governance, TREES and the Green Environment! Tenants need to be at the core of everything New Charter does! Tenants, anyone, even New Charter workers, can comment openly or anonymously without fear or banishment.

From Manchester to Brassington in the Derbyshire Dales. City suburb to small village. Leaving good friends and neighbours; shops,libraries, cafe bars, trains, and planes. It was hard to leave but harder to stay. Will the natives be friendly? And can we hack it? Watch this space.