All Things Stockport County

      ( all images in this article by hedgegrower)   Still digesting the news that Stockport would be in `Tier 3` come the notional `end`of lockdown, and pining for readmittance to Edgeley Park to report on County`s progress in the National League hedgegrower headed off to St Cuthbert`s Church in nearby Cheadle this morning , where there was a distinct whiff of positivity in the air as the County Family got stuck into at least trying to make the Xmas of others in our midst slightly better, in the direst of times! “How so ?” You might reasonably enquire, and the answer is that following discussions with County`s magnificent   Community Foundation, Help the Hatters had decided to join in   partnership with the   Foundation   this winter to support and fund an initiative with the Handy Ladies   a terrific community provider who supply meals to vulnerable and needy individuals and families primarily within the Cheadle, Cheadle Hulme and Bramhall areas of the borough, providing over 140

          Win…..Win……Win !!!!!   ( all photos in this article were taken by hedgegrower)   Appropriately, the sun was out yesterday as Help the Hatters were joined at Edgeley Park by Tom Quayle of the Stockport County Official Club Lottery. It was an altogether happy occasion as Tom`s   reason for bobbing in to see us was to present Help the Hatters with a cheque for £1500 – commission earned by the group via County supporters who quoted our code when signing up for the lottery.         We were both surprised and delighted to see Tom and receive the most welcome boost to our working funds. This will enable us to purchase materials ( more news on what we have recently bought upcoming soon) and keep on doing what we do.         So…as the header says…..if County fans sign up for the lottery and input `Help the Hatters` in the   `other` box under `How did you hear about us ` , it’s a win….win…win…situation- the lottery ( and the Club) get good income……Help the Hatters also g