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Since 1987 Marple Bridge has been holding a non-commercial Christmas Party known as Winter Wonderland, usually on the first Saturday in December. From humble beginnings, this has evolved over the years in to a fantastic family afternoon out, which attracts thousands of people to the village centre, whatever the weather.

The very successful ‘Bridge in Bloom’ campaign, organised and paid for by the Marple Bridge Association, puts flowers on the village centre lampposts, and in other containers and at other sites around the village including the Peace Garden. All this hard work has seen the village compete successfully in regional and national competitions, both in its own right and as part of Stockport’s winning entry in Britain in Bloom in 2005.

Marple Bridge is a very attractive, predominately stone built, village on the edge of the borough of Stockport. With its lovely stone cottages, scenic riverside walks, coffee shops, traditional and trendy pubs and other individual shops, the centre of the village is a Conservation Area.

About the Marple Bridge Association


The MBA’s main aim is to help Marple Bridge continue to be as attractive a place as possible, in which to live, trade, work, shop, eat, drink, or walk and ramble, by ensuring it continues to thrive as the centre of a vibrant local community.

About Marple Bridge

Picturesque cottages in the centre of Marple Bridge

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Floral Displays in Marple Bridge Peace Garden

‘Bridge in Bloom’

Winter Wonderland

Winter Wonderland - Santa and the Snow Queen and Snow Princesses arrive by horse-drawn carriage

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MBA Blog

The Marple Bridge Association Blog is where you will find more in depth news coverage of our latest events and projects.

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Marple Bridge TV

Marple Bridge TV is the Marple Bridge Association’s  own channel on You Tube, where you will find video clips and photo montages of recent and past events in the village, as well as media coverage of the Association’s activities.

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You can contact the Marple Bridge Association in a variety of ways, either personally, or by email.

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Visit Marple Bridge

Marple Bridge is easily accessible, being just 5 ½ miles along the A626 from junction 27 of the M60, on the borders of Stockport, South Manchester, North Cheshire and the High Peak district of Derbyshire.

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If you have only recently discovered the existence of Marple Bridge, whether through this web site, or by other means, it is well worth a visit. If you are looking for suitable accommodation, please see the panel to the right.




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You can contact the Marple Bridge Association through any of the Committee members listed below:


Chair: Karl Guare

Vice Chair: David Harris

Secretary: Kevin Hart

Treasurer: Bob Wiggins


Committee Members:
Trevor Bass

Jackie Collins

Peter Corcoran

Margaret Haresnape
Georgina Hargreaves

Pat Harris

Sean Hayward

Judy Rhodes
Gareth White
Cath Wiggins


To email any committee member, please click on their name.

You can contact the Marple Bridge Association in various ways:

Either, come along to one of our monthly meetings, held in the convivial surroundings of the
Royal Scot public house on Town Street.

The next meeting is the AGM on Monday February 20th, at 8 pm.
Meetings are informal, relaxed and jovial. We are a friendly bunch, so you will be made to feel most welcome.

Or, you can also contact the Marple Bridge Association either by emailing  the MBA Secretary at kevinandlesleyhart@gmail.com or, by completing the Email Us form below.

Alternatively, email any of the committee members, by clicking on the links attached to their names on the right.

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Useful Links

Schools:


Brabyns Preparatory
Ludworth Primary

St. Mary’s Catholic Primary

Churches:


Jubilee Methodist Church
United Reform ed Church

St.Martin’s  C of E Church

St. Mary’s RC Church

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Cottages at the start of Low Lea Road, Marple Bridge

Cottages at the start of Low Lea Road, Marple Bridge

Where to stay

View of the River Goyt from Brabyns Brow bridge, Marple Bridge

View of the River Goyt, looking north from Brabyns Brow bridge, Marple Bridge

We really hope you have enjoyed looking at this web site, which gives just a small snapshot of the wide variety of scenery, activities, and community spirit in our village.

If you have any suggestions for ways that the MBA can further improve the environment of, and/or assist the community in Marple Bridge, please do let us know. Thank you.

Hotels:


Springfield Hotel


B&B/Guest Houses:


Forge Bank Mill

Oakfield Lodge

Shire Cottage Farm House


Self Catering:


Top Lock Bungalow

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