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If you have an interest in photography, be it with a camera or mobile phone. Bramhall Photographic Society new season starts on Monday 7th September. Why not come along and see what the club has to offer. The first visit is free. Meet Monday evenings 7.30 to 10.00pm at Bramhall Village Club.

The club offers regular bridge sessions, lessons, and events for enthusiasts of all levels. With a rich history dating back to before World War II, the club continues to foster a vibrant community for bridge players in the area.

Cheadle Hulme Cricket Club, active for over 130 years, fields senior and junior teams, including a growing focus on girls' cricket. It also runs development programs to introduce children to the game through local schools.

Manchester Rugby Club, established in 1860, is one of the world's oldest rugby union clubs. Based at Grove Park in Cheadle Hulme, the club offers rugby opportunities for all ages and skill levels, including men's, women's, and junior teams.

The Club offers facilities for players of all standards from juniors and beginners up to international players, a number of whom play on our First Team. It benefits from the extensive facilities of the sports complex at Grove Park.

Community theatre in the heart of Heald Green. Founded in 1962, we've been entertaining audiences in Heald Green, Cheadle and Gatley for 60 years. Totally volunteer-led, we offer a range of activities onstage, backstage and front of house.

This is a friendly and active chess club, where you will be made to feel really welcome if you come along to the Cheadle Hulme Institute on any Wednesday evening (September to May) at 7.30 p.m. We welcome players of all abilities, male and female, young and old.

We provide a channel for health and social education through the sport of cheerleading. If your looking to join the Team Spirit squad please contact us.

We encourage and help those who dread the idea of having to speak but need to conquer their fear, whether it be for job presentations or social occasions.

The group runs a full and varied programme of outings, talks, walks, holidays and special events such as lunches for the benefit of their members, and to raise money to support the National Trust. Meetings are held at the Brookdale Club in Bramhall.