Altrincham

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Altrincham is in the Metropolitan Borough of Trafford in Greater Manchester and lies within the historic County boundaries of Cheshire. The town has rather subsumed the neighbouring boroughs of Hale, Timperley, Broadheath, Hale Barns and Bowdon. Once a busy shopping / market town, Altrincham has reinvented itself as a eating and drinking venue based around the Old Market Hall which is now a thriving hub for families and revelers enjoying the wide range of food and drink available. In the Sunday Times Best Places to Live 2018 survey, Altrincham was voted the best place for the North West of England; it was also voted Best High Street in 2018

Altrincham Town Hall

  • Dunham Massey, WA14 4SJ, +44 161 941-1025. A National Trust-owned property. The historic house and grounds of Dunham Massey are a short distance from the town and it is perfectly possible to walk to them. The grounds contain a large amount of open space and deer, and the house is often open to visitors, as is the historic water mill. The banner image at the top of this page is of Dunham Massey Hall.
  • Tatton Park, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 6QN, +44 1625 374400. A joint Cheshire County Council and National Trust property. NT Members still have to pay for parking. Similar to Dunham Massey, although Tatton Park contains a petting zoo with farm animals and a Children's play area in addition. Tatton Park is also home to an annual Royal Horticultural Society flower show (usually in late July) and plays host to a series of summer evening concerts each year, which vary from classical to pop.
  • Frank Sidebottom Statue, Stockport Road, Timperley. A statue of the papier mâché headed comedian was unveiled in 2013 in Timperley Village. Often dressed up by the locals to match the season. Expect a Santa outfit on him at Xmas.
  • Art With a Heart, New Street, Altrincham. Th-Su 10AM-5PM. Home of the Arts for the Community in Altrincham. Free entry.
  • Bee Bop a Raver, c/w Barrington Road & Woodlands Road. Outside Myersons Solicitors is one of The Bee in the City sculptures which were in Manchester in the summer of 2018. Free.
  • Bravest Little Street in England, Regent Rd (Blue plaque on side of Phantong Restaurant. The families that lived on Chapel St. in 1914 sent 161 men to fight in the trenches of World War I. King George V called Chapel Street in Altrincham the 'bravest little street in England' for providing so many volunteers. Out of the 161 that were sent, 29 of the recruits failed to return to their loved ones in the cul-de-sac which was demolished in 1960 to make way for flats. The plaque reads: 'Chapel Street Altrincham. From just 60 houses 161 men volunteered in the Great War 1914-18. 29 were killed. Recognised and praised by King George V'. Other Blue Plaques in Altrincham are:
  • Helen Allingham (Victorian water colour artist) at 16 Market Street, Altrincham
  • Ronald Gow (dramatist) on the old Barclays Bank, Stamford New Road
  • Altrincham Market Site as part of the Altrincham Charter (granted in 1290) celebrations
  • George Massey (set up the first gas-making plant in Altrincham) Old Market Tavern, Altrincham
  • Marie Margaret Netherwood on Ashfield Road

Dunham Massey, WA14 4SJ, +44 161 941-1025. A National Trust-owned property. The historic house and grounds of Dunham Massey are a short distance from the town and it is perfectly possible to walk to them. The grounds contain a large amount of open space and deer, and the house is often open to visitors, as is the historic water mill. The banner image at the top of this page is of Dunham Massey Hall.

Tatton Park, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 6QN, +44 1625 374400. A joint Cheshire County Council and National Trust property. NT Members still have to pay for parking. Similar to Dunham Massey, although Tatton Park contains a petting zoo with farm animals and a Children's play area in addition. Tatton Park is also home to an annual Royal Horticultural Society flower show (usually in late July) and plays host to a series of summer evening concerts each year, which vary from classical to pop.

Frank Sidebottom Statue, Stockport Road, Timperley. A statue of the papier mâché headed comedian was unveiled in 2013 in Timperley Village. Often dressed up by the locals to match the season. Expect a Santa outfit on him at Xmas.

Art With a Heart, New Street, Altrincham. Th-Su 10AM-5PM. Home of the Arts for the Community in Altrincham. Free entry.

Bee Bop a Raver, c/w Barrington Road & Woodlands Road. Outside Myersons Solicitors is one of The Bee in the City sculptures which were in Manchester in the summer of 2018. Free.

Bravest Little Street in England, Regent Rd (Blue plaque on side of Phantong Restaurant. The families that lived on Chapel St. in 1914 sent 161 men to fight in the trenches of World War I. King George V called Chapel Street in Altrincham the 'bravest little street in England' for providing so many volunteers. Out of the 161 that were sent, 29 of the recruits failed to return to their loved ones in the cul-de-sac which was demolished in 1960 to make way for flats. The plaque reads: 'Chapel Street Altrincham. From just 60 houses 161 men volunteered in the Great War 1914-18. 29 were killed. Recognised and praised by King George V'.

  • Altrincham Garrick Playhouse, Barrington Rd, +44 161 928-1677. "Discover a world of entertainment and drama" at Altrincham's refurbished playhouse and theatre. Drama, musicals, concerts and pantomime.
  • Goose Green. An evening (or afternoon) in the Goose Green area is recommended. This compact historic area has recently been given a facelift and is home to various restaurants and bars; on warm evenings the clientèle use the open air facilities to drink (and smoke) outside. Look out for the statue of a goose in the passageway from Stamford New Road. Altrincham Cinema is a short distance away and many cinema-goers stop for a drink before and after the film.
  • Altrincham Football Club, Moss Ln, +44 161 928-1045. Altrincham FC play a short distance from the town centre at the Moss Lane ground. The ground is still predominately terraced. Admission is £13 for an adult to stand, £8 for a concession, £5 for a 12-16 and £2 for an under 12.
  • Altrincham Ice Rink, Oakfield Rd, Station Site, WA15 8EW (at the rear of the railway station, +44 8700 852929 (premium rate number from most mobiles and non-BT landlines). Silver Blades Altrincham is open 7 days a week including bank holidays and is home for all ice disciplines including general public skating, figure skating, ice dancing, speed skating and ice hockey.
  • Vue Cinema, Denmark St (across the disused railway bridge from Goose Green, +44 8712 240 240 (premium rate number from most mobiles and non-BT landlines). Timperley Sports Club
  • Timperley Sports Club, Stockport Rd, Timperley (off A560 to east of town, +44 161 980-4397. One of the oldest private sports clubs in the UK (founded in 1877). It incorporates Timperley Cricket Club, Hockey Club and Lacrosse Club. Its facilities include a purpose-built clubhouse, two artificial turf pitches and two cricket pitches on site.
  • Altrincham Kersal Rugby Football Club, Kersal Drive, Stelfox Ave, Timperley (Off B5156 to the east of Timperley Village, +44 161 973-9157. Amateur Rugby Union club that caters for all ages, men and women.
  • Altrincham Leisure Centre, Oakfield Rd (Behind the railway station, +44 161 926-3255. Includes swimming pools, sports halls and gym.
  • Trans Pennine Trail. The Trans Pennine Trail is a route for walkers, cyclists and horse riders linking the North and Irish seas, passing through the Pennines, alongside rivers and canals and through some of the most historic towns and cities in the North of England. The trail passes along the abandoned Warrington to Timperley Railway line to the north of Altrincham before veering off towards the River Mersey and across to Stockport.
  • Altrincham Golf Course, Stockport Rd, Timperley (Off the A560 to the east of the town., +44 161 928-0761. An 18-hole, par 71, 6,385 yard, parkland golf course with Timperley brook meandering throughout. A pay-and-play course which also offers great value golf course season tickets. The course plays well all year round.
  • Ringway Golf Club, Hale Rd, Hale Barns, +44 161 980-2630. This private members' club welcomes visitors and societies.
  • Dunham Forest Golf Club, Oldfield Ln, +44 161 928-2605. Visitors should contact the Professional Shop on +44 161 928-2727 to check availability and reserve a tee time.
  • Hale Golf Club, Rappax Rd, +44 161 980-4225. Visitors are very welcome at Hale Golf Club. A 9-hole course.
  • Code to Exit, 143 Manchester Road, WA14 5NS, +44 161 759-5025. A popular escape game in which the teams experience a not everyday thrill and adrenaline rush. The game is about engaging with your team and enjoying the experience of finding clues, solving puzzles and riddles in a fun and safe environment. No physical challenges are involved.
  • Altrincham Little Theatre, Oxford Road, Altrincham, WA14 2ED, +44 161 928 1113. The 21st oldest drama group in the UK.
  • Everyman Altrincham, 74-78 George St, Altrincham WA14 1RF (Best access is off Central Way, not George Street, +44 872 436 9060 (high cost). Bijou cinema with small theatres and food served at your seat. Settees to sit on - takes cinema to a new trendy level.
  • Altrincham Walks. There are regular guided walks (Including pub tours) see details on the linked website

Altrincham Garrick Playhouse, Barrington Rd, +44 161 928-1677. "Discover a world of entertainment and drama" at Altrincham's refurbished playhouse and theatre. Drama, musicals, concerts and pantomime.

Goose Green. An evening (or afternoon) in the Goose Green area is recommended. This compact historic area has recently been given a facelift and is home to various restaurants and bars; on warm evenings the clientèle use the open air facilities to drink (and smoke) outside. Look out for the statue of a goose in the passageway from Stamford New Road. Altrincham Cinema is a short distance away and many cinema-goers stop for a drink before and after the film.

Altrincham Football Club, Moss Ln, +44 161 928-1045. Altrincham FC play a short distance from the town centre at the Moss Lane ground. The ground is still predominately terraced. Admission is £13 for an adult to stand, £8 for a concession, £5 for a 12-16 and £2 for an under 12.

Altrincham Ice Rink, Oakfield Rd, Station Site, WA15 8EW (at the rear of the railway station, +44 8700 852929 (premium rate number from most mobiles and non-BT landlines). Silver Blades Altrincham is open 7 days a week including bank holidays and is home for all ice disciplines including general public skating, figure skating, ice dancing, speed skating and ice hockey.

Vue Cinema, Denmark St (across the disused railway bridge from Goose Green, +44 8712 240 240 (premium rate number from most mobiles and non-BT landlines).

Timperley Sports Club, Stockport Rd, Timperley (off A560 to east of town, +44 161 980-4397. One of the oldest private sports clubs in the UK (founded in 1877). It incorporates Timperley Cricket Club, Hockey Club and Lacrosse Club. Its facilities include a purpose-built clubhouse, two artificial turf pitches and two cricket pitches on site.

Altrincham Kersal Rugby Football Club, Kersal Drive, Stelfox Ave, Timperley (Off B5156 to the east of Timperley Village, +44 161 973-9157. Amateur Rugby Union club that caters for all ages, men and women.

Altrincham Leisure Centre, Oakfield Rd (Behind the railway station, +44 161 926-3255. Includes swimming pools, sports halls and gym.

Trans Pennine Trail. The Trans Pennine Trail is a route for walkers, cyclists and horse riders linking the North and Irish seas, passing through the Pennines, alongside rivers and canals and through some of the most historic towns and cities in the North of England. The trail passes along the abandoned Warrington to Timperley Railway line to the north of Altrincham before veering off towards the River Mersey and across to Stockport.

Altrincham Golf Course, Stockport Rd, Timperley (Off the A560 to the east of the town., +44 161 928-0761. An 18-hole, par 71, 6,385 yard, parkland golf course with Timperley brook meandering throughout. A pay-and-play course which also offers great value golf course season tickets. The course plays well all year round.

Ringway Golf Club, Hale Rd, Hale Barns, +44 161 980-2630. This private members' club welcomes visitors and societies.

Dunham Forest Golf Club, Oldfield Ln, +44 161 928-2605. Visitors should contact the Professional Shop on +44 161 928-2727 to check availability and reserve a tee time.

Hale Golf Club, Rappax Rd, +44 161 980-4225. Visitors are very welcome at Hale Golf Club. A 9-hole course.

Code to Exit, 143 Manchester Road, WA14 5NS, +44 161 759-5025. A popular escape game in which the teams experience a not everyday thrill and adrenaline rush. The game is about engaging with your team and enjoying the experience of finding clues, solving puzzles and riddles in a fun and safe environment. No physical challenges are involved.

Altrincham Little Theatre, Oxford Road, Altrincham, WA14 2ED, +44 161 928 1113. The 21st oldest drama group in the UK.

Everyman Altrincham, 74-78 George St, Altrincham WA14 1RF (Best access is off Central Way, not George Street, +44 872 436 9060 (high cost). Bijou cinema with small theatres and food served at your seat. Settees to sit on - takes cinema to a new trendy level.

Altrincham Walks. There are regular guided walks (Including pub tours) see details on the linked website

Once a major retail centre hosting higher-end retailers and independents, the retail scene in Altrincham Town Centre had deteriorated but is undergoing a major revival. It has concentrated on being a food and drink town with some retail outlets; there are a few independent stores (some listed below) and the usual high street favourites can be found at the north end of George Street in Altrincham (Marks and Spencer, Waterstones, Next, W H Smiths, Boots and Rackhams). The Market is thriving and well worth a visit. Hale village also has a good selection of independent retailers.

Altrincham Market

  • Altrincham Market, Market St/Greenwood St/Central Way. Visit the market in the town centre where local produce, and many other things can be bought. There is a Farmers' Market on the 1st Friday of each month. Every Thursday and Friday evening in the run up to Christmas they hold twighlight markets with stall, food, drink and music. The market has been refurbished and the old market hall is now all about eating and drinking, including a real ale bar. In October 2015 the market won the Observer Food Monthly's 'Market of the Year' award.
  • Walton's Models, 30 Stamford St, +44 161 928-5940. Model railway specialists.
  • Abacus Books, 24 Regent Rd, +44 161 928-5108. Independent bookshop.
  • Warhammer, 49 Railway Street, WA14 2RQ, +44 161 929-9896.

Altrincham Market, Market St/Greenwood St/Central Way. Visit the market in the town centre where local produce, and many other things can be bought. There is a Farmers' Market on the 1st Friday of each month. Every Thursday and Friday evening in the run up to Christmas they hold twighlight markets with stall, food, drink and music. The market has been refurbished and the old market hall is now all about eating and drinking, including a real ale bar. In October 2015 the market won the Observer Food Monthly's 'Market of the Year' award.

Walton's Models, 30 Stamford St, +44 161 928-5940. Model railway specialists.

Abacus Books, 24 Regent Rd, +44 161 928-5108. Independent bookshop.

Warhammer, 49 Railway Street, WA14 2RQ, +44 161 929-9896.

Altrincham has established itself as an excellent venue for food with an ever growing diversity of restaurants and food related shops. Also look out for Altrincham Food Fortnight with special events around the town, usually in the second half of June.

  • Altrincham Fish Bar, 41 Greenwood St. Traditional fish and chip shop, with formica tables in the dining room, maritime kitsch and some quite curt service!
  • Coco's, 18 Regent Road, Altrincham, Cheshire. WA14 1RP, +44 161 928 2303. Italian food.
  • Da Noi, 9-11 Old Market Place, Altrincham, WA14 4NP (On A56 to north of town, +44 161 928 8817. M-Sa 11:30AM-10PM; Su 11:30AM-9PM. Italian restaurant in Old Market Place.
  • Greenhouse Vegetarian Restaurant, 41-43 Oxford Rd, +44 161 929-4141. The only vegetarian restaurant in Altrincham. It serves fresh, made-daily salads and hot meals. £5.25 salad plate, £6.15 hot meal..
  • Masala Bangladeshi Take Away, Church St, WA14 4DW. Try the traditional dish "Bangla Achari".
  • Piccolinos, 214/215 Ashley Rd, Hale, +44 161 928-9500.
  • Taste Buds, 2 Lloyd St. The place to go for a cheap, quality doner kebab or a chicken burger after a night out. Takeaway only.
  • Thai Chilli Club, 12 Ashley Rd, +44 161 926-9197. Excellent lunchtime offers.
  • Joanne's Fish & Chips, 50 Borough Road, WA15 9RA. A fish & chip shop since 1901. Pensioner portions £2.30 excellent value. Open Tu & F lunch and M-F tea time (dinner).

Goose Green

  • Yara, 23 Oxford Road, +44 161 926-8001. Popular venue specialising in traditional Lebanese and Syrian food. Booking is essential at weekends.
  • Sugo Pasta Kitchen, 22 Shaw's Rd, Altrincham WA14 1QU (Opposite the Market, +44 161 929 7706. Popular restaurant, booking essential.
  • Tre Ciccio, 4a Moss Lane, WA14 1BA, +44 161 414 0196. Daily 10AM-11PM. Excellent setting for good Italian food. Main meals are chicken and pizza.

Altrincham Fish Bar, 41 Greenwood St. Traditional fish and chip shop, with formica tables in the dining room, maritime kitsch and some quite curt service!

Coco's, 18 Regent Road, Altrincham, Cheshire. WA14 1RP, +44 161 928 2303. Italian food.

Da Noi, 9-11 Old Market Place, Altrincham, WA14 4NP (On A56 to north of town, +44 161 928 8817. M-Sa 11:30AM-10PM; Su 11:30AM-9PM. Italian restaurant in Old Market Place.

Greenhouse Vegetarian Restaurant, 41-43 Oxford Rd, +44 161 929-4141. The only vegetarian restaurant in Altrincham. It serves fresh, made-daily salads and hot meals. £5.25 salad plate, £6.15 hot meal..

Masala Bangladeshi Take Away, Church St, WA14 4DW. Try the traditional dish "Bangla Achari".

Piccolinos, 214/215 Ashley Rd, Hale, +44 161 928-9500.

Taste Buds, 2 Lloyd St. The place to go for a cheap, quality doner kebab or a chicken burger after a night out. Takeaway only.

Thai Chilli Club, 12 Ashley Rd, +44 161 926-9197. Excellent lunchtime offers.

Joanne's Fish & Chips, 50 Borough Road, WA15 9RA. A fish & chip shop since 1901. Pensioner portions £2.30 excellent value. Open Tu & F lunch and M-F tea time (dinner).

Yara, 23 Oxford Road, +44 161 926-8001. Popular venue specialising in traditional Lebanese and Syrian food. Booking is essential at weekends.

Sugo Pasta Kitchen, 22 Shaw's Rd, Altrincham WA14 1QU (Opposite the Market, +44 161 929 7706. Popular restaurant, booking essential.

Tre Ciccio, 4a Moss Lane, WA14 1BA, +44 161 414 0196. Daily 10AM-11PM. Excellent setting for good Italian food. Main meals are chicken and pizza.

  • Cheshire Midland, Ashley Rd, Hale. The place to go for a cheap pint, but avoid in the summer and Christmas season as it's extremely busy due to the influx of students.
  • Costa Coffee, 33-35 George St., Altrincham WA14 1RJ, +44 161 928 3145. 7AM-6PM.
  • Costello's, 18 Goose Green, +44 161 929-0663. This bar serves well-priced and excellent-tasting beers from the local Dunham Massey Brewing Company. Be careful though, some are strong! In the Good Beer Guide and been awarded Trafford & Hulme Pub of the Year 2012 and 2013.
  • The Gardeners Arms, 41 Deansgate Lane, Timperley, +44 161 283 6743. noon-11PM most days. Spruced up local pub with a selection of real ales from Theakstone's brewery. Good reasonably priced home-made meals
  • Mort Subite, 39 Greenwood St. Belgian bar.
  • Old Market Tavern, Old Market Pl (off Church Street (A56), +44 161 927-7062. A selection of over twelve local cask ales plus Belgian beers,traditional ciders, wines and an excellent range of whiskeys. Live bands on most Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. On Thursday night they have an open acoustic night which is open to all and has been going for over three years. Wednesday night is Jimmys' quiz night just a £1 to enter and free food at the end of the quiz. As well as good food every day they also show all lot of the MCFC and MUFC matches. The building used to be the Town Hall and then a police station. It was also the first building in Altrincham to have gas lighting. Have a look for the blue plaque.
  • Old Packet House, Navigation Rd, WA14 1LJ, +44 161 929-1331. Good beer and food. Holds the Cask Marque Award for serving great quality real ale. A great place to talk to the landlord about motorbikes and skiing.
  • Pi, 18 Shaws Rd (Opposite the market. Always has at least 2 real ales on, one local usually from the Tatton Brewery; plus more exotic lagers and beers many from foreign shores. In the Good Beer Guide. Food is pie, mash and peas!
  • The Quarry Bank Inn, 151 Bloomsbury Lane, Timperley, WA15 6NY, +44 161 903-9483. Best pub in Timperley Village serves Hydes ales. Food available, popular for its lunchtime menu. Still has a bowling green attached.
  • The Railway, 128 – 130 Ashley Road, Hale (100 m northwest of station, +44 161 941-5367. A traditional pub with excellent real ales and a great atmosphere. Unchanged from the 1930s. Serves lunch M-F noon-2PM. This pub still has individual rooms, so you can escape into your own corner if required. Sky Sports. Watch out for the Coronation Street star! This is the venue for the Altrincham Festival pub quiz, usually in the second week of July.
  • The Swan with Two Nicks, Park Lane, Little Bollington, Altrincham, WA14 4TJ (Take the Lymm Road (A56) towards Lymm after about a mile turn right into Park Lane, +44 161 928-2914. Country pub and restaurant close to the National Trust's Dunham Park, hence on weekends in the summer it can be very busy. The pub is dog friendly and serves real ale including one or two ales from the local Dunham Massey Brewery.
  • Sugar Junction, 80 Stamford New Road, Altrincham, WA14 1BS, +44 161 928 0586. Su-Th 9AM-5PM; F Sa 9AM-11PM. Breakfast is served from 9AM and brunch is served throughout the day. Home-made cakes and china cups rule here!

Cheshire Midland, Ashley Rd, Hale. The place to go for a cheap pint, but avoid in the summer and Christmas season as it's extremely busy due to the influx of students.

Costa Coffee, 33-35 George St., Altrincham WA14 1RJ, +44 161 928 3145. 7AM-6PM.

Costello's, 18 Goose Green, +44 161 929-0663. This bar serves well-priced and excellent-tasting beers from the local Dunham Massey Brewing Company. Be careful though, some are strong! In the Good Beer Guide and been awarded Trafford & Hulme Pub of the Year 2012 and 2013.

The Gardeners Arms, 41 Deansgate Lane, Timperley, +44 161 283 6743. noon-11PM most days. Spruced up local pub with a selection of real ales from Theakstone's brewery. Good reasonably priced home-made meals

Mort Subite, 39 Greenwood St. Belgian bar.

Old Market Tavern, Old Market Pl (off Church Street (A56), +44 161 927-7062. A selection of over twelve local cask ales plus Belgian beers,traditional ciders, wines and an excellent range of whiskeys. Live bands on most Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. On Thursday night they have an open acoustic night which is open to all and has been going for over three years. Wednesday night is Jimmys' quiz night just a £1 to enter and free food at the end of the quiz. As well as good food every day they also show all lot of the MCFC and MUFC matches. The building used to be the Town Hall and then a police station. It was also the first building in Altrincham to have gas lighting. Have a look for the blue plaque.

Old Packet House, Navigation Rd, WA14 1LJ, +44 161 929-1331. Good beer and food. Holds the Cask Marque Award for serving great quality real ale. A great place to talk to the landlord about motorbikes and skiing.

Pi, 18 Shaws Rd (Opposite the market. Always has at least 2 real ales on, one local usually from the Tatton Brewery; plus more exotic lagers and beers many from foreign shores. In the Good Beer Guide. Food is pie, mash and peas!

The Quarry Bank Inn, 151 Bloomsbury Lane, Timperley, WA15 6NY, +44 161 903-9483. Best pub in Timperley Village serves Hydes ales. Food available, popular for its lunchtime menu. Still has a bowling green attached.

The Railway, 128 – 130 Ashley Road, Hale (100 m northwest of station, +44 161 941-5367. A traditional pub with excellent real ales and a great atmosphere. Unchanged from the 1930s. Serves lunch M-F noon-2PM. This pub still has individual rooms, so you can escape into your own corner if required. Sky Sports. Watch out for the Coronation Street star! This is the venue for the Altrincham Festival pub quiz, usually in the second week of July.

The Swan with Two Nicks, Park Lane, Little Bollington, Altrincham, WA14 4TJ (Take the Lymm Road (A56) towards Lymm after about a mile turn right into Park Lane, +44 161 928-2914. Country pub and restaurant close to the National Trust's Dunham Park, hence on weekends in the summer it can be very busy. The pub is dog friendly and serves real ale including one or two ales from the local Dunham Massey Brewery.

Sugar Junction, 80 Stamford New Road, Altrincham, WA14 1BS, +44 161 928 0586. Su-Th 9AM-5PM; F Sa 9AM-11PM. Breakfast is served from 9AM and brunch is served throughout the day. Home-made cakes and china cups rule here!

  • Altrincham Information Centre, 18a Stamford New Rd (Opposite the Railway/Bus Interchange, +44 161 912-5931.
  • Altrincham Today. News and stories about happenings and developments in Altrincham.
  • Altrincham Unlimited. Web resource for what's on, and what to do in Altrincham.

Altrincham Information Centre, 18a Stamford New Rd (Opposite the Railway/Bus Interchange, +44 161 912-5931.

Altrincham Today. News and stories about happenings and developments in Altrincham.

Altrincham Unlimited. Web resource for what's on, and what to do in Altrincham.