High Lane Residents' Association

                                                           

                                                                                    HIGH LANE is the VILLAGE

                                                                                    where you have chosen to live

 

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 High Lane is a rural village within Stockport along the A6 road. It has some historical buildings

 dating back as far as 1600s  and is surrounded by Greenbelt and acricultural land.

 It has a history of mining and an important canal network linking Marple, Macclesfield and beyond.

 The old railway line to the west is now Middlewood Way – a popular recreational route for walkers and riders.

 

 Every resident is entitled to have their say on any topic whether at our meeting, by letter, e-mail, phone or response to a questionnaire.

 The RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION meetings are a chance to debate issues with your local Councillors or to request action from a Council Department.

 You can raise issues or comment at any time using   contact@hlra.org.uk

  

Residents wishing to donate their annual subscription can do so by putting the money in an envelope (put your name on it if you wish) and put through the door at

35 Grasmere Crescent,   56 Andrew Lane,  18, Rostherne Ave   

 We suggest a contibution of £5 per household  but any contribution is appreciated.

 

 A huge THANK YOU to those residents who have already generously donated.     

                                                                                                                                   

 

 We hope you find this new website interesting and informative. We welcome any feedback, suggestions or contributions such as old photos or stories about High Lane that you as a resident would like to share. 

 

 The next meeting of the Steering Committee will be on Thursday 3rd February 2022,  8.00pm at the Village Library

 

 

                                                                                               

 DB 18/1/22