Marple Website Community Calendar

Thank you to Janine Kelly Yoga for renewing sponsorship of the Marple Website.

Janine teaches yoga classes in Marple at St. Martin's Church Parish Hall for people who want to move more and learn how to relax.

Janine also offers private One-to-One sessions - read more on her web site.


Janine Kelly - Yoga teacher in Marple

You can find out more about yoga in Marple with Janine on her web site here: https://www.janinekelly.co.uk/

On her Face Book page here: https://www.facebook.com/yogawithjaninekelly

Or on her Instagram page: https://instagram.com/janinehkelly

Janine also has a Website Sponsor page in the Marple Website Community Directory.



If you would like to become a Marple Website Sponsor by taking out a banner advert on the main site, the forum and on the Virtual History Tour, then have a look here for more details:

https://www.marple.website/web-design-hosting/web-advertising.html

Thank you to Country Solutions Ltd for renewing sponsorship of The Marple Website.

Country Solutions is a professional company who provide pest control and prevention to domestic, commercial, equestrian and rural clients within the Stockport, High Peak, Cheshire and Tameside regions. They have sponsored the web site by taking out an enhanced entry in the Community Directory: Pest control and pest prevention in Marple and Stockport.



You can find out more about Country Solutions on their web site here: https://www.countrysolutions.co.uk/

On their Face Book page here: https://www.facebook.com/countrysolutions

Or follow them on Twitter: https://twitter.com/countrysolution



If you would like to become a Marple Website Sponsor by taking out a banner advert or just an enhanced entry in the Community Directory then have a look here for more details:

https://www.marple.website/web-design-hosting/web-advertising.html

The Journey Back – poetry reading event at Mura Ma with writers Kate Feld, Rebecca Hurst and Christine Reseeta Walker.

Friday 5 July. Tickets are £8 and includes refreshments, available via the website here https://murama.co.uk/product/the-journey-back-with-kate-feld-rebecca-hurst-and-christine-roseeder-walker/

This evening of poetry and conversation will bring together three writers based in the north-west of England who, this spring, have published debut collections that transport their readers from Greater Manchester to Jamaica, Vermont, and the Sussex Weald.

Kate Feld is the author of the chapbook of poetry and photography, Deeryard, published by Death of Workers Whilst Building Skyscrapers. Kate grew up in in the U.S. state of Vermont and now lives outside Manchester, UK. Deeryard is a book ‘with its heart located somewhere between Central Vermont and the West Pennine Moors’, and reflects Kate’s interest in poetry, short fiction, essays and prose that sits between forms.

Rebecca Hurst grew up in Sussex Weald, spent her formative adult years in Fort Worth, Texas, and now lives in Marple. She is a writer, opera maker, and researcher, and in March 2024 published her debut poetry collection The Iron Bridge. Her poems engage with art and artisanal making, archival practices, and place-making through embodied experience and imagined inheritances.

Christine Roseeta Walker is a Jamaican poet and novelist living on the outskirts of Manchester, England. Her debut book, Coco Island, is a collection of astonishing, alchemical poems that, in the words of Rachel Mann, ‘transmute the stuff of a Jamaican childhood and heritage into a language which both invites and quietly disturbs.' Christine’s poems are visceral and vivid, recreating childhood experiences with the keen wit and eye for detail of a born storyteller.

Following readings, the three writers will discuss transnational poetry, place-myth, and creative collaborations.

Join Marple Civic Society for a Community Talk on Improving Traffic in Marple!

Are you tired of long commutes and traffic jams? Concerned about road safety or the impact of congestion on local businesses? We invite you to a crucial community discussion on enhancing traffic flow and safety in Marple!

Why Attend?

• For Commuters: Discover plans to reduce travel time and make your daily commute smoother.
• For Parents: Discuss initiatives to improve road safety around schools and residential areas.
• For Business Owners: Find out how better traffic management can attract more customers and boost local commerce.
• For Environmentalists: Hear about sustainable solutions aimed at reducing emissions and promoting eco-friendly transportation.

Your input is vital in shaping a better future for Marple. Let's come together to make our roads safer, and more efficient for everyone.

Date: Tuesday 11th June, Time: 19:30

Location: Upstairs in The Navigation Pub, 9 Stockport Road, Marple, SK6 6BD.

Don't miss this chance to have your voice heard and be part of the change! See you there!

Please email mail@marplecivicsociety.org.uk for further information.