
PRESTBURY PARISH COUNCIL Parish Council of the village of Prestbury in Cheshire
Plan for Prestbury
Map of Prestbury
A Brief History of Prestbury
Threat to Rural Post Offices
Photographs of Prestbury
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Images of Old Prestbury
Council Meetings
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Members of the Council
Parish Council - Next Meeting
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Planning - Meeting Reports
Planning - Next Meeting
Annual Parish Meeting
Forth-Coming Road Works
Newsletter
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Contact the Council To contact the Council please telephone the Clerk, Mrs Georgina Ryder on 01625 260362 or e-mail to:parish.clerk@ntlworld.com

PRESTBURY PARISH COUNCIL

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"The Village"

Prestbury is an historic village situated in the east of the county of Cheshire within the parish of Macclesfield. The village is notable for its early medieval church of St Peters, with its Norman chapel, and for the former Priest's House, an outstanding example of Cheshire timber framing. The centre of the village is designated as a Conservation area and contains long rows of listed buildings, including former silk weavers' cottages. The village lies upon, and slightly raised from the River Bollin.

Today Prestbury is a much sought-after residential area.

FOR A MORE DETAILED HISTORY OF PRESTBURY SEE THE HISTORY PAGE

St Peter's Church

St Peter's - Prestbury's Parish Church

The Norman Chapel

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