Alsager
Nub News

Woman who has headed up an Alsager animal charity for over 36 years given Freedom of Alsager

Local News by Deborah Bowyer 23rd Sep 2026  
Hilary Baxter has been the driving force behind Alsager Animals in Need since 1990. She was presented with her award by Alsager Mayor Cllr Pauline Hubbard. (Photo: Nub News)
Hilary Baxter has been the driving force behind Alsager Animals in Need since 1990. She was presented with her award by Alsager Mayor Cllr Pauline Hubbard. (Photo: Nub News)
advertisement

A woman who has made a unique contribution to Alsager through her unwavering commitment to animal welfare and the care of vulnerable animals has been awarded Honorary Freewoman of Alsager.

Hilary Baxter has been the driving force behind Alsager Animals in Need, a charity founded in 1987 that has become one of the town's most respected and valued community organisations. Hilary took over running the charity in 1990.

The charity holds monthly fundraising coffee mornings at Alsager Civic and is often supported by vets at Vets for Pets Alsager.

And yesterday (Thursday) Alsager's MP, Sarah Russell, Cheshire East Mayor, Councillor Judy Snowball, town councillors and volunteers from the animal charity were there to see 88-year-old Hilary Baxter who lives in Alsager receive her award.

Sarah Russell MP left and Mayor of Cheshire East Cllr Judy Snowball at the presentation by Alsager Mayor to Hilary Baxter. (Photo: Nub News)

She said: "It's such an honour to receive this award. I'm overwhelmed people think so much of me. It will take pride of place on my mantlepiece."

The town council say the award was bestowed on Hilary due to her "exceptional services to the town and people of Alsager and commitment to animal welfare".

Hilary Baxter has been the driving force behind Alsager Animals in Need, a charity founded in 1987 that has become one of the town's most respected and valued community organisations. Hilary took over running the charity in 1990.

Download our Nub News App!

- It’s FREE and available now
- Breaking news notifications
- Your Town in Your Pocket

Through her leadership, dedication and compassion, countless stray, abandoned, neglected and unwanted animals have been rescued, cared for and successfully rehomed throughout Alsager and the surrounding area.

The award was presented by Mayor of Alsager, Councillor Pauline Hubbard who said: "The award we present has been bestowed on Hilary in recognition of her exceptional service to the town and people of Alsager and her unwavering commitment to animal welfare over more than four decades.

"Some honours are given for a single moment of achievement, others recognise a lifetime of dedication and perseverance" and selfless service. This afternoon falls very much into the latter category."

Want to know more about Alsager?

Free from clickbait, pop-up ads and unwanted surveys, Alsager Nub News is a quality online newspaper for our town.

Please consider following Alsager Nub News on Facebook or Twitter

You can also sign up for our weekly newsletter here - it features the top five stories of the week

advertisement

Download our Nub News App: - It’s FREE and available now
- Breaking news notifications
- Your Town in Your Pocket

     

Can we count on you? Local news is the heartbeat of Alsager
— it needs your support.

For less than the price of a cup of coffee each month,
you can help us keep telling the stories that matter to Alsager.
Support local journalism. Protect your community.

Thank you to those of you that have already contributed.
Monthly supporters will enjoy:
Ad-free experience

Share:


advertisement

Downdload our Nub News App:
- It’s FREE and available now
- Breaking news notifications
- Your Town in Your Pocket