Don't miss the traditional gathering outside the Town Hall on Christmas Eve. All the usual favourites including the Bollington Brass Band and mulled wine. The road outside the Town Hall will be closed as usual at about 5.00pm and the singing starts at 6.00pm. See you there.

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It's a tradition - the Bollington Brass Band play at White Nancy on Christmas Day whatever the weather. The Band, having first played on The Green on Crossfield Road and at Ingersley Court, begin the ascent at 12 noon and lots of people join them. Everyone is in a real festive mood. Why not join them.

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What happened at the public meeting on Wednesday 3rd October at Bollington Cross School at 7.30pm to discuss proposals by Cheshire East Council to allow 79 dwellings to be built on local greenbelt between now and the year 2030.

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Did you know Bollington has its own Business Forum? The first newsletter is hot off the press. Follow the link to find out more

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Large space, recently refurbished and now in the ownership of a caring Town Council. Free Wi-Fi broadband and very competitive prices. Click on the learn more link below to see the photo gallery, prices and availability. You can also book on line.

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There are over 400 businesses of all shapes and sizes operating out of Bollington, from local family butchers to nationwide haulage contractors. A directory is being put together on this website to highlight the diversity of local businesses and help to promote them. We currently have 175 businesses listed. You can register on-line from the Bollington For Business Page. Click on this learn more link.

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Please park so that emergency vehicles can get past. It could be your life and/or your house in danger. We asked our fire fighters to show how difficult it can be.

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Bollington is a small town and civil parish in the county of Cheshire part of the unitary authority of Cheshire East. In the Middle Ages it was part of the Earl of Chester's manor of Macclesfield, and the ancient parish of Prestbury. The 1800s brought cotton mills, the canal and railway which turned a sleepy backwater into the start of the vibrant village (or town) that we see today.

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