Each month, we head somewhere different – knocking on to say hi and checking in on how you’re doing.

We bring staff from a range of teams like Repairs, Neighbourhoods, Estates and Customer Voice and Communications.

In 2026-27, we’ll be visiting a different location every month. Keep up to date and find out when we’re coming to your area over on our website.

Here’s where we’ve been:

  • Wickfield Mews, Poynton
  • Turner Street, Harrop Road and Lowther Street, Bollington
  • Throwsters Court, Macclesfield
  • Sparrow Close, Nantwich
  • Crabtree Court, Disley
  • Bank Street, Jodrell Street and Turnock Street, Macclesfield
  • Roewood Lane, Hurdsfield, Macclesfield
  • Huntersgate, Handforth
  • Parkhouse Lane and Netherfold Bungalows, Prestbury
  • Juniper Close, Holmes Chapel
Find out more about the roadshow

Key events:

We understand that space is important for community events and support services - that’s why we offer several community groups premises at peppercorn rent. This just means that it costs a lot less than market rental. These include:

• Weston Community Hub • The Green in the Corner • ROAR (Reach out and Recover) • Chelford Hub • Cre8 – Mayfield Centre

Social Value 2025/26

Meet the buyer

In October 2025, we hosted a ‘Meet the Buyer’ day at the Trust – inviting local suppliers in to explore potential collaboration and opportunities.

Social Value delivered in house:

  • During 2025/26, we clocked 351 hours of Social Value!
  • This included work experience for six students between May 2025 and February 2026.

The Trust at Crucial Crew

Crucial Crew is a unique program designed to engage students in real-life scenarios to teach them essential life skills.

Through a series of educational workshops and role-playing activities, Year 6 pupils were provided with important messages on safety, health, and social responsibility, all while working alongside various partner agencies such as the Police.

That’s why Lucy and Lyn from our Community Support and Resolution Team delivered an engaging and fun-filled activity for the students.

It was all about…

  • Examples of what is and what isn’t classed as anti-social behaviour.
  • How engaging in anti-social behaviour can affect your future.
  • How to be a good neighbour and stop situations from escalating.
  • Respecting other people’s wishes and opinions.
  • The importance of compassion and kindness and seeing things from the other persons perspective.

Sue Whitehurst, Customer Support and Enforcement Manager, said:

“Our participation in Crucial Crew reflects our commitment to empowering young people with essential knowledge and skills, fostering a community where every child can thrive confidently and responsibly and contribute to making our neighbourhoods even better places to live.”

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