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Romiley shoppers raise £7,000 for NK Theatre Arts

Romiley Co-op staff and customers raised over £7,000 for NK Theatre Arts as part of The Big Co-Op Pay Out, which is giving £17 million to local causes this year. The money has been raised by Co-op members: for every pound members spend on own brand products, a penny goes to support local … [Read more...]

Simon Charles Auctioneers to host business open day

Stockport-based auction house, Simon Charles Auctioneers & Valuers will host an open day for businesses on 28th November. The event aims to show how businesses can benefit from selling aged stock through an auction house. Simon Charles Auctioneers & Valuers specialise in selling on … [Read more...]

Benchmark Gym stretch deal with Stockport County

Stockport County’s official training partner Benchmark Gym has extended its sponsorship deal with the Hatters. Co-owners Mark and Ben saw their new advertising board unveiled by County defender Festus Arthur, one of the first team players to have benefited from the facilities at Benchmark gym … [Read more...]

Expert Opinion: What is the Apprenticeship Levy?

We often get asked what is the apprenticeship levy? In April 2017, the government introduced the Apprenticeship Levy with a view to funding three million new apprenticeships by 2020. The Apprenticeship Levy Explained by Stockport's Damar Training Every month employers with an annual wage bill … [Read more...]

Revealed: Vernon Building Society calendar 2020

The 13 best photographs taken in and around Stockport have been selected for the Vernon Building Society calendar 2020. A total of 122 photographs were submitted for the 2020 charity calendar, which is now in its eighth year. The calendars will be sold in Vernon’s six local branches from the … [Read more...]

Fairhurst Estates score deal at Stockport County

Local property specialists Fairhurst Estates Chartered Surveyors have penned a new sponsorship deal with fellow Marketing Stockport member, Stockport County FC, that sees them extend their match-day support for The Hatters. The Stockport-based firm are already regulars in the corporate … [Read more...]

Stockport Gin available from Merseyway Christmas market

Stockport Gin will be served every day at the Christmas Markets on Merseyway right through until Christmas Eve. Apart from one stall offering mulled wine, pop-up, 'Wot's it all about', will be the only bar serving alcoholic drinks, including local Stockport Gin and tonics.  The stall, … [Read more...]

Vernon Building Society and Imagine launch Christmas Toy Appeal

The Vernon Building Society has partnered with Imagine Radio to launch their first Christmas Toy Appeal.  Throughout November and December, Imagine Radio will be taking donations of new and unwrapped gifts via the Vernon’s six branches in Stockport.  Disadvantaged children and young people … [Read more...]

Black Friday event comes to Manchester Airport

Manchester Airport’s Black Friday event will be largest ever, allowing both visitors and website-users to take advantage of deals. Offers will be available across airport retailers, including Dixons and World Duty Free, and other services such as car parking, lounges and Airportr luggage … [Read more...]

Stockport doctor awarded MBE for dedication after arena attack

A Stockport doctor has been awarded an MBE for his outstanding dedication and efforts, following the Manchester Arena Attack of 2017. Sengottiyan Chandrasekaran is an anaesthetic consultant known to colleagues as Dr Chandra.  He was in the foyer of Manchester Arena, waiting to pick up his … [Read more...]

Stockport Local Fund closes to applications on December 1st

Time is running out to submit applications to access Stockport Local Fund, a Stockport Council scheme offering cash grants of up to £10,000 for charitable projects in the community. Anyone can apply, and Stockport Council encourages applications from groups which are not part of a formal … [Read more...]