From 18th July 2015 to 20th September 2015 (no meeting in August) there have been entries on our systems for Hale Village. I have summarised the entries to make it easier to get an overview. They are not in date order 4 Intelligence Reports 1 Alarms – Hale Rd 18.07.15, all ok 1 Violence/Harassment 14.08.15 allegations of assault. Public House, Town Lane – evidence still being gathered. 1 Concern for Safety - 18.08.15 Hale Rd elderly male in order 6 Message to Pass Civ

Carr Lane continues to be a hot spot for fly tipping. A villager had to navigate around several bin-bags dumped in the Lane, on the evening of Monday 21st September If you witness any fly tipping in or around the village, please report it to the relevant authorities.... (Image care of Will Atkinson)

On Monday 14th September, Cheshire Police carried out speed enforcement on Halegate Road, and Halebank Rd.

St Mary's Church was host to an Heritage Open Day, on Saturday 12th September. It included various displays of archived village heritage, from old photographs, to Hale Estate Maps from when the Hale Hall Estate was sold in 1937, along with a model of Hale Hall, models of village buildings and various memorabilia from Hale British Legion. The Guildswomen of Hale, Hale British Legion, Hale Village Hall Art Class, Hale C of E School and the Freemen of Hale Village were present w

The Guildswomen of Hale celebrated their 20th Anniversary. In 1995 Clr. Colin Naylor - the then Chairman of Hale Parish Council, inaugurated the award in recognition of the valued work done in the community by the ladies of the village. During the Guildswomens September AGM - and celebration buffet, Alison Jones Chair of Hale Parish Council, presented this years award - to new Guildswomen, Karen Wharton. Guildswomen, Evelyn Hudson and Thelma Antrobus are seen cutting the cele