We’ve been coming straight to you, giving you the opportunities to talk to us about what matters most to you.

We bring staff from a range of teams – repairs, neighbourhoods, anti-social behaviour, customer voice – and this means we can log what you tell us and give you the updates you need, there and then.
Sometimes, we turn these into clean-up days. We take our litter picks and get to work.

Here’s where we’ve been:

  • Ivy Meade, Weston
  • Range & Pennine, Hurdsfield
  • Elizabeth Gaskell Court, Knutsford
  • Annabelle Court, Buxton
  • Sunnybank Close, Moss Estate
  • Upton Priory
  • Somerton Road, Weston

“A big thank you to everyone involved with the clean-up at Crabtree Court. Lots of positive comments from residents and Crabtree Court looks so much better”

Councillor Adams, Disley Parish Council

Key events:

Our other community activities:

Our Neighbourhoods Team hold regular drop in sessions in community spots such as:

• Weston Community Hub, Weston

• Gawsworth Hub, Gawsworth

• The CORE, Upton Priory

In 2024-25, we’ll be setting up more in your neighbourhood.

Check out our Neighbourhood Plans >

We went along to some of our partners and local community group fun days and events:

• Hope Central

• Space for Autism

• The Welcome

• MaccPride Picnic in the Park

• MaccPride parade

Office interior

We also use our main office at Ropewalks to hold events with local organisations and groups:

  • We hosted MaccPride’s art and photography exhibition for the second year.
  • We hosted Macclesfield College who put on free courses for our customers include:
    • Computer Basics
    • Practical Money and Budgeting Skills
    • Improving your English
    • Back to Work Toolkit
    • Keeping you and children safe online
    • Healthy Eating

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

  • Weston Community Hub
  • The Green in the Corner
  • Chelford Hub
  • Cre8 – Mayfield Centre
  • MyCWA

Social Value 2023/24

Total value commitments in supply chain contracts = £52k+

Different measures of social value delivered:

  • Food or fuel vouchers
  • Volunteering time
  • Work Experience
  • School mentoring
  • Local jobs created
  • Training opportunities/improved skills
  • Donations – money, materials, equipment or other items

Social Value delivered in house:

  • 16 hours supporting local schools and colleges
  • 204 hours provided to support local communities
  • 6 properties provided for community use
  • 2 weeks dedicated to providing work placements/experience (repairs)
  • Easter event – 1600 easter eggs were delivered to 300 customers and multiple local community groups
  • Christmas Cheer – visited 140 homes with goodies donated from our supply chain

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