I was very disappointed to hear about the recent news on Arriva’s proposal to close their bus depots in Macclesfield and Winsford, withdrawing their services in the towns, as well as other surrounding communities.
Regenerating Macclesfield town centre continues to be a key priority for local MP, David Rutley. While recently meeting with independent traders on Chestergate, David saw first-hand the positive work they have been doing to help boost the local economy.
During a recent visit with local MP, David Rutley, Macclesfield Academy Headteacher, Mat Galvin, shared the impressive news that places at the Academy are in such demand, that for the upcoming school year, 2023-24, they are oversubscribed.
Macclesfield MP, David Rutley, recently met with Sue Schilling, Chief Executive of Alopecia UK, where she highlighted the vital work the charity is doing to improve the lives of those living with Alopecia in the UK.
The impressive work of Ash Grove Academy was at the top of the agenda when local MP, David Rutley recently met with Sue Bowen, Chair of the Aspire Educational Trust, Charlotte Clowes, Assistant Chief Executive of the Trust, and Sally Veale, Vice-Principal of Ash Grove Academy.
Working with Cheshire Wildlife Trust, Macclesfield MP, David Rutley, has written to the Chief Executive of Cheshire East Council, asking for peatland restoration to be a clear priority at Danes Moss. This follows the Trust’s work which highlights the low cost of this vital work.
Cheshire Conservative MPs have met with the Minister for Buses, Richard Holden MP, to address constituents' concerns following Arriva's decision to notify employees of a proposal to close its bus depots in Winsford and Macclesfield, due to a national driver shortage combined with high levels of s
In response to the latest update from East Cheshire NHS Trust that the planned reopening of the temporarily closed Macclesfield Maternity Unit is on track for summer 2023, I have issued the following statement:
