Wilmslow

24 hours in Wilmslow

An easily digestible review

Wilmslow is one of the most desirable places to live in the region. Is it because of the beautiful countryside that surrounds it? These walks that are all within a five mile radius of the suburb suggests it could be the case.

Over 200 commercial and residential properties sold for over £1 million in Cheshire during 2017, and the Golden Triangle is leading the way

This month’s walk takes us to Wilmslow, to explore an area of natural beauty, but with a name known for macabre reasons. Words and photography by Howard Bradbury

Wilmslow is onto a winner, writes Mairead Mahon

The Stanneylands has just reopened its doors following a major re-vamp. Guests at our special lunch couldn’t wait to see the transformation, as well as taste some delights from the new menu, writes Janet Reeder

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Wilmslow has so much to offer for your perfect day out so we’ve put together a short guide with some of our favourite places and top tips.

Our readers share their photos of a pretty village just south of Manchester.

Wilmslow isn’t just about classy shops and fast cars, it’s also a garden of delights, writes Janet Reeder

Five years ago, Helen Yates was inspired by what she saw in Todmorden. It was in this West Yorkshire town that the original Incredible Edible project started, and she thought it was only right to bring it to Wilmslow.

It’s easy to see why this thriving town in Cheshire’s Golden Triangle is so popular

Wholesome meaty menus seem to be back in vogue. Reviewer Ray King checks out a beefy restaurant close to home in Wilmslow

It’s famed for its Sunday lunches, but the Stanneylands Hotel at Wilmslow has much more to offer the serious foodie

Last year marked a new beginning for the revamped Best Western Plus Pinewood on Wilmslow hotel, where Restaurant One Eighty seems to have the recipe for success

Ray King reviews a local favourite that’s recently opened in Wilmslow

Glam up your casuals, add a designer handbag and a pair of sunnies and head off to this Cheshire hot spot for a lovely day of indulgence

Words by Janet Reeder photography by Kirsty Thompson

Wilmslow's past can be seen in its pubs. The fabric and stories of the hostelries offer clues about this town's history. Words by Mike Smiths Main photography by John Cocks

Patrick O'Neill visits Wilmslow, Alderley Edge and Prestbury to discover that the secret of life in Cheshire's 'Golden Triangle' is something that money can't buy