Contact Information Telephone: 01477 533100 Fax: 01477 532563 Emergency calls outside normal surgery hours: 07074 633100 www.holmeschapelhealthcentre.co.uk Home Visits should be requested by telephoning before 10.00am whenever possible. If you are uncertain whether or not your condition requires a doctor's visit please telephone to discuss this with the doctor or nurse. Services Available: New patient health check Family Planning Maternity care and parent craft Children's immunisation Child health clinics Travel clinic Minor surgery Cervical smears Annual HRT reviews Pill checks for women under 35 years Clinics Specialist nurses run clinics for the following conditions. Asthma management Diabetes management Blood pressure control Lipid (cholesterol) control Coronary risk assessment Smoking cessation Migraine Stress management Counselling Physiotherapy Health Centre has the facilities to treat all forms of orthopaedic, sports injuries and other problems. Appointments are made following initial assessment by your doctor.

The library itself has a varied selection of books, CDs, tapes and talking books. The Library London Road Holmes Chapel CW4 7AP Telephone: 01477 689550 Email: holmeschapel.library@cheshireeast.gov.uk Website: www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/libraries/nearest_library/holmes_chapel_library/holmes_chapel_library.aspx

Our Holmes Chapel Customer Service Point, which is situated in the Library, carries a wealth of information from enquiries about Council services to general and tourist information. These include Lists and Leaflets on: Clubs & Organisations in Holmes Chapel Hospitals and Clinics covering Cheshire East Halls/Rooms for Hire Places of Worship in Cheshire East Schools in Cheshire East Nurseries & Pre-School Groups Leaflets on places to visit through the country and local theatre attractions are also available. Telephone: 01270 529508 / 532441 Email: holmeschapel.library@cheshireeast.gov.uk

The Post Office is located in McColl's in the Precinct, off London Road.

CommuniCARe This service is now running again and provides transport for those attending medical appointments who have no other means of getting there. The service, formerly known as Christian Communicare, was relaunched in Spring this year, thanks to the dedicated team of volunteers who provide the transport and manage and operate the service. If you need a lift, please contact the service via 07856 469508. Perhaps you would like to help your local community - if so, please get in touch for a chat and further details. All new volunteers are greatly appreciated.

There are car parks at The Precinct, Library and Parkway. All car parks are free of charge although there is a time limit on the car park at the Precinct. For more detailed information see link below: Holmes Chapel Car Parks

The Parish Council own two Community Public Access Defibrillators in the village. They are housed in the historic red phone boxes - one in the village centre by Barclays Bank, and the other on Chester Road at the junction with WestWay. The phone boxes, purchased in 2015 from BT for £1 each, have recently been refurbished, protecting and preserving both them and the life saving equipment they contain. First Aid training in the use of the defibrillator is available at the Holmes Chapel Community Centre (01477 689557) A full list of defibrillator locations in Holmes Chapel and Cranage follows: Barclays Bank, Red Phone Box, Holmes Chapel centre Red Phone Box, Chester Road / WestWay, Holmes Chapel Tesco supermarket, London Road, Holmes Chapel centre The Cedars Residential Home, Brookfield Drive, Holmes Chapel Holmes Chapel Leisure Centre, Selkirk Drive, Holmes Chapel The Holmes Chapel Community Centre, Station Road, Holmes Chapel Hermitage Primary School, Hermitage Drive, Holmes Chapel. Cranage Hall, Cranage. Woodside Golf Club, Knutsford Road, Cranage. Always call the ambulance service before looking for an AED. Commence CPR immediately if you suspect a cardiac arrest. The following apps can be downloaded to smart mobile phones for emergency life support information: British Heart Foundation Pocket CPR app' Apple: iResus Apple: St John Ambulance First Aid; British Red Cross First Aid.

Housing and care homes for older people managed by Sandbach Almshouses charity. People of sixty and above residing in Sandbach and the surrounding area (including Holmes Chapel) who wish to be considered for occupancy of an Almshouse can obtain forms by calling the manager on 01270 762547.

The nearest CAB Drop-in Centre can be found at Dean House, Chapel Street, Congleton and is open between 9.30 and 12.30 Tuesday to Friday. Later appointments may be available and can be accessed either through the morning drop-in or via the telephone Advice Line: 08444 111 444. The telephone advice line operates Monday to Thursday from 9.30 - 4.00 p.m. and Fridays 9.30 - 1.00 p.m. http://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/

29a London Road Holmes Chapel CW4 7AP Telephone: 01477 533941 Telephone as soon after 9.00 am as possible thereby avoiding a wasted journey. Registration is for 15 months. You must attend within this time.

Holmes Chapel Scout Group consists of two Beaver Colonies, a Cub Scout section, a Scout Troop and an Explorer section. Details of when they meet and a lot more besides can be found on their website: www.holmeschapelscoutgroup.co.uk

For details on Rainbows, Brownies and Guides in Holmes Chapel please contact Karen Cragg on 01477 534844.

Cranage Health and Fitness Club is a private Members Club offering a comfortable and elegant licensed bar and lounge, leisure facilities, health and beauty experiences, fitness classes. Heated indoor swimming pool complemented by a spa bath, sauna and steam room. Membership available on application. The Club - Health and Fitness Cranage Hall Byley Lane Cranage CW4 8EW Tel: 01477 536775 Fax: 01477 536767

There are two football pitches (without changing facilities) for hire in the Dane valley between Holmes Chapel and Cranage. For more information, please contact Sally Barnett in Leisure Services. Telephone: 01270 529529 Email: leisurecentres1@cheshireeast.gov.uk

Private members club offering a variety of facilities, not only as a sports club, but also as an ideal social centre for all ages. Comfortable lounge bar; Sports Bar including 42" Plasma screen; snooker tables, dart board, quiz and gaming machines, all-weather tennis courts, bowling green, cricket field, large function hall (including projected screen facility); with stage and bar which is available for private hire; a smaller meeting room for up to 30 people. Membership categories include Family, Single, Youth, Senior Citizen, Junior (under 16) and Student (in full time education. Membership requires proposing and seconding by full members. The club is open all year round. A range of daily activities are available during the week. Details available on web site and leaflet The Victoria Club, Victoria Avenue, Holmes Chapel CW4 7BE Telephone: 01477 535858 Web: http://www.thevicclub.co.uk/

Further details about the Royal British Legion can be sought from the local representative, Mr Malcolm Coates. Email: m.coates547@btinternet.com

http://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/

http://www.cheshire.police.uk

http://www.Chalc.org.uk/

http://www.crewe2manchesterrail.org.uk

http://www.direct.gov.uk/

www.hccs.info

http://www.hc3.uk

https://everybody.org.uk/locations/holmes-chapel/

http://www.hcpartnership.org.uk

Junction18 is a voluntary organisation, supporting local businesses in Holmes Chapel. For more information contact john.curran@currancy.co.uk http://www.junction18.net

https://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/environment/community_safety/preventing-violent-extremism.aspx

http://www.theyworkforyou.com/

http://www.holmeschapelu3a.org.uk

https://www.thevillagesmag.com/

For information on when your bin collection is and how to report a missed bin collection go to: https://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/waste_and_recycling/bins/recycling-and-bin-collections.aspx

Spot a pothole, flooding or other damage to the road? Report it directly to Cheshire East here: https://www.cheshireeasthighways.org/report-it-general.aspx

Report it directly to Cheshire East Highways using this link https://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/environment/street_cleansing_and_litter/street_cleansing_and_litter.aspx

Information on how to deal with noise nuisances and how to report it can be found here: https://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/environment/environmental_health/noise_nuisance/noise_nuisance.aspx

Report illegal parking here: https://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/car_parks_and_parking/report-illegal-parking.aspx

Report lost and found property here: https://www.cheshire.police.uk/ro/report/lp/lost-or-found-property/

Report a stray dog here: https://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/environment/community_safety/dog_wardens.aspx

Advice on dealing with Anti-Social behaviour: https://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/environment/community_safety/anti-social_behaviour/dealing-with-anti-social-behaviour.aspx Reporting Anti Social Behaviour https://www.cheshire.police.uk/ro/report/asb/af/antisocial-behaviour/

Contact Cheshire East Council on 0300 123 5500 or via their website