Fruitcake Media provides content writing services for local businesses in Wilmslow, offering first-class writing assistance at affordable prices. We offer a wide range of copywriting services, providing elite literary expertise to both local SME's and large-scale companies.

What Content Writing Services do we offer?

• Keyworded Web Page Copywriting
• Web Content Optimisation
• SEO Content Ideas
• Web page Editing Services
• Proofreading services
• Email Marketing Content
• Informational Articles
• Monthly News Items ##How much does Content Writing cost?

At Fruitcake Media, we firmly believe that local companies are the backbone of every community. Consequently, we offer affordable content writing services to local businesses in Wilmslow.

• £10.00 for small Content Writing Tasks such as Page Editing, Content Optimisation and Proofreading Services.

• £20.00 for large Content Writing Tasks such as Writing a Web Page from scratch, Informational Articles and News/Insights

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History of Wilmslow

Historically, Wilmslow was one of the eight parishes of the Macclesfield Hundred of Cheshire; subdivided into the townships of Chorley, Bollinfee, Fulshaw and Pownall Fee. Under the informative Poor Law Amendment Act of 1834, the townships became civil parishes in their own right. However, in 1894, Wilmslow was recreated as a civil parish when Fulshaw and Pownall Fee were abolished. Upon this abolishment, Wilmslow gained Fulshaw and Pownall Fee; the other 1523 sacred were used to create the Styal civil parish. Wilmslow grew demographically during the Victorian era, becoming a popular location for wealthy North West merchants to move to once railway connection had been established. In 1974, Wilmslow officially became part of the Borough of Macclesfield, and in 2009, became part of the Cheshire East authority.

Where is Wilmslow?

The town of Wilmslow is a civil parish located in Cheshire, North-West England. Wilmslow is 11 miles south of Manchester city centre and 7 miles from Macclesfield. Its town centre is located in Bank Square, Grove Street and Water Lane. Wilmslow's Bank Square connects the Wilmslow railway station to the Carrs country park and was named due to the high number of banks located there. The River Bollin flows through The Carrs Park, once providing the power source for nearby Quarry Bank Mill, Styal. Quarry Bank Mill is now a National Trust property open to the public. The town, along with Alderley Edge and Prestbury, is part of the Golden Triangle.

Significant Businesses in Wilmslow

The town is the founding location of the clothing brand Umbro, with both Umbro and Waters Corporation having their headquarters in the area. Wilmslow, and its surrounding area, is the location of several high-end car showrooms. These include Bentley, Aston Martin, Porsche, Ferrari, Jaguar, Maserati, Land Rover, McLaren, Rolls-Royce and Lamborghini. Wilmslow's Aston Martin dealership sells the highest number of Aston Martins in the entirety of the UK. Wilmslow is also a key location for Royal London, the financial services company, Furthermore, The Information Commissioners Office, one of the British governments executive offices, is located in Wilmslow.

Things to do in Wilmslow

Wilmslow Kitchen Cookery School- Whether you're an experienced chef or a complete amateur, enjoy a culinary masterclass delivered by a professional chef.
Rex Cinema- Enjoy a cinema screening like never before at the iconic and innovative Rex Cinema Wilmslow.
Quarry Bank Mill- Watch history come alive and experience life working at the mill. Quarry Bank Mill offers a range of activities the whole family can enjoy.
Wilmslow Green Room Theatre- Offering a variety of plays, Wilmslow Green Room Theatre produces innovative productions for all theatrical tastes.
The Carrs Park- Enjoy a scenic walk around the idyllic Carrs Park, following the stunning River Bollin.

Notable Wilmslow Residents

William Roache (MBE)-Iconic Coronation Street actor
Iqbal Ahmed (OBE)- Owner of the Seamark group's Asian food business
David Horsey- English professional golfer who currently plays on the European Tour
Jo Wheeler- English weather forecaster for Sky News
Ashley Taylor Dawson- English soap actor and singer
John Waite- British radio and TV presenter
Barbara Wilshere- British film, theatre and television actress