This year the annual firework display is on Sunday 7th November. Tickets are now available behind the bar at AECC and the online sales are available on the below link.
Advanced tickets are priced at £8 per adult, £5 per child or £22 for a family of 4. If you would rather pay on the night, the prices increase to £10 per adult, £7 per child and £30 for a family of 4.
We are also still in need of volunteers for the gates on the day so any help we be gratefully received.See full story...
Thursday saw AECC U13s one of four teams participating in the U13s South Manchester cup finals day. The semi-final draw saw Alderley playing Ashley, who won the toss and elected to bat.See full story...
The club has again been very successful, winning a total of four Cheshire Tennis Awards.
We welcomed Barbara Bloor and Xanthe Holt from the Cheshire County LTA .
David Killworth received the Unsung Hero for all his work associated with developing and maintaining our wonderful courts
David Paterson won the Competition Award for running county competitions. David runs all the external tournaments at the club for us.
Stuart Murray was the Development Coach Finalist, being praised for all his work in a difficult 2020. He was particularly cited for his videos created during the first lockdown, when we got to know the rest of his family including his dog!
And finally Alderley Edge Tennis was a Finalist in the Club of the Year group.
We were also please to welcome Sue Morrison from LUSU who teaches disability tennis.
Well done to everyone who make this club so successful. It is truly a team effort.
And we are also welcoming Sue Morrison from LUSU disability tennis who is being presented with her award.See full story...
Ten of AECC talented U13 and U15 cricketers represented Cheshire District at a 4-day cricket festival this week at cricket clubs across the county.See full story...
Two weeks ago we asked that children did not play football on any of the tennis courts. Or climb up or jump on cricket covers or nets.
Last Friday three children were very rude to a lady member of the club when she asked them politely to move off the tennis courts. As well as playing football, they were hanging off the tennis nets. Another male member came to assist and the children were also rude to him. After multiple requests the children did leave the courts.
As we said a few weeks ago, we have invested £500k+ in the new artificial clay tennis courts and we also spent £9k cleaning three of the astro tennis courts last year.
We asked our members to take collective responsibility for looking after our facilities - and on this occasion two adult members did so. Thank you.
HOWEVER the response of the children was not appropriate. So we ask parents again - especially on Friday evenings to ensure that their children play safely and in appropriate areas of the club grounds.
We want our children to enjoy our facilities and to have a good time, but we also need to ensure their safety as well as preserving our fantastic facilities.
Ruth Samuels - Tennis Chairman
Tony Smith - Cricket Chairman
Chris Hardy - Club ChairmanSee full story...
Last Friday 9th April it was brilliant to see more than 20 potential junior cricketers coming down to enjoy some fun and some skills coachingSee full story...
This week the ECB has published guidance for playing and watching cricket. Members and guests please read the full story below and help by playing your part in staying safe.See full story...
Join us on Thursday 15th July for a very special occasion. The AECC First XI will play an MCC XI in a commemorative game to celebrate the 150th anniversary of AECC.
More information to follow...........See full story...
Cuzza Cricket Camps will be running from the 12th to the 16th of April.
Morning camp is from 9 till 12
Afternoon camp is from 1 till 4See full story...
