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Services Suspended during Coronavirus Precautions – but CHURCH NOW (22nd JUNE) OPEN FOR PRIVATE PRAYER: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 10.30 – 12.30 each morning. (Wednesdays Food Bank open, Sundays online services) There will be All Saints’ Church members present … Continue reading →

Madeley Parish Council has a vacancy for a Parish Councillor. If you would like to make a difference to your local community by applying, please contact the Clerk for further details and an application form via e-mail on parish.clerk@madeley.staffslc.gov.uk Telephone … Continue reading →

A new initiative introduced by the Post Office is being rolled out to banks.  Anyone who cannot leave home may be able to ask a trusted friend or volunteer to withdraw cash at any Post Office using a single-use voucher. … Continue reading →

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To view the plan, hard copies together with consultation forms can be found at the following locations: The Madeley Centre, New Road, Madeley. CW3 9DN. Moss Lane Doctors Surgery, 65 Moss Lane, Madeley. CW3 9NQ Newcastle Library, Castle House, Newcastle-under-Lyme. … Continue reading →

Madeley Parish Council, supported by the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group are launching the formal pre-submission consultation of the draft neighbourhood development plan. From Wednesday 12th February 2020 at 12 noon to Wednesday 25th March 2020 at 12 noon, Madeley Parish … Continue reading →

Fantastic news! The Offley Arms has been purchased by local Brewery Joule’s to refurbish and run as a pub.

This is great news for the village as we get to keep a pub in the centre by the pool, and with an established brewery (with a great reputation for beer and food) behind it, the pub is secured for a good many years ahead.

Read further details on the Joule’s Website!

The pub was very nearly sold at auction, and could have gone for development instead, but Joule’s stepped in with a direct purchase after seeing the level of community support for it.

The hundreds of survey responses online and in paper form showed just how much genuine support and demand there is in the village, and there are many comments with real affection for the pub and many memories in there.

Here’s hoping that the pub will be back and available soon, and of course it’s up to us as a village to use it again!