Our social media accounts
We use the social media accounts listed below.
We encourage people to follow and like our corporate accounts as they contain information that works towards meeting our vision of engaging the public by providing accurate, up-to-date information, especially during emergency situations.
Our social media channels seek to provide information on:
- Our activities and priorities
- News, events and campaigns
- Emergency communications - for example weather and road alerts, or major incidents.
For general enquiries, emergency contact and customer service centre information, please visit our contact us page.
For information about how we comply with all laws concerning the protection of personal information, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), view the council’s privacy notice.
Facebook
- www.facebook.com/CheshireEastCouncil - like us on Facebook and help celebrate Cheshire East, its culture, environment, people and places. Keep up to date with news and events from Cheshire East Council.
- www.facebook.com/CECRangers - Cheshire East Countryside Ranger Service news and events for the enjoyment of residents and visitors. Country parks, linear trails, picnic areas and other areas of open space in Cheshire East.
- Find your nearest library - each library in Cheshire East has its own Facebook page
- www.facebook.com/FISCheshireEast - Family Information Service - A free, impartial advice and guidance service for families and those who work with them.
- www.facebook.com/CECFamilyHubsSouth - Family Hubs covering Crewe, Nantwich, Sandbach, Alsager and Middlewich
- www.facebook.com/CECFamilyHubsNorth - Family Hubs covering Wilmslow, Knutsford, Macclesfield, Poynton, Disley, Congleton and Holmes Chapel
- https://www.facebook.com/CECTogetherForFostering - news and information from our fostering community
- https://www.facebook.com/participationyss - Cheshire East Youth Support Service
- https://www.facebook.com/CECommunities - Supporting volunteers, non-profit groups and communities across Cheshire East
- https://www.facebook.com/CEyouthsupportservice - For young people aged 13-19 yrs (25 with special educational needs or disabilities). Part of the early help and prevention services in Cheshire East.
- https://www.facebook.com/AdoptionCounts - Regional Adoption Agency for Manchester, Cheshire East, Salford, Stockport and Trafford.
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- @CheshireEast - news, views and announcements from the Cheshire East Council communications team and services across the Council.
@CECHighways - latest news from Cheshire East Highways, upcoming roadworks, and emergency communications about Cheshire East's road network.
- @CECLibraries - official channel featuring Cheshire East Libraries news and events - providing information and inspiration for learning and leisure.
- @CECRangers - updates from Cheshire East Ranger service who enhance and protect the countryside and urban sites within Cheshire East, while promoting the use of the Council’s outdoor recreational facilities.
- @Four4adoption - four councils working together to provide a brighter future. View life differently. Adopt a child.
- @tatton_park - events, news and updates from the historic estate of Tatton Park and its 50 acres of award winning gardens.
- @CEC_TS - Cheshire East Trading Standards, protecting consumers and honest businesses.
YouTube
LinkedIn
Instagram
Bluesky
Facebook Comments
We use a range of channels – including our website, newsletters, and social media – to share updates about council services, decisions, and emergencies. These platforms help us keep residents informed and support transparency and accountability.
While we welcome feedback, we don’t enable public commenting on all our Facebook posts. This is partly due to the resources required to monitor and respond to comments, and to ensure that conversations remain respectful, accurate, and constructive.
In recent times, we’ve seen a rise in misinformation and harmful content from a small but vocal minority. This can undermine the purpose of our communications and negatively affect the experience for other users. Unfortunately, we don’t have the capacity to moderate every comment or remove inappropriate replies across all posts.
That’s why we’ve chosen to turn off comments on some Facebook content. We continue to allow comments on certain posts – such as during emergencies or on key topics like devolution.
We offer a variety of other ways for people to have their say, including surveys, customer forms, attendance at public meetings, and conversations with ward councillors. These channels are better resourced to handle feedback and enquiries effectively.
We’ll keep our approach under review. If you have a question or would like to share feedback, please visit our contact us page.
Page last reviewed: 22 September 2025
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