Chester Town Hall and Eastgate Clock turn blue

Chester Town Hall and the Eastgate Clock will be joining iconic landmarks across the country to wish the NHS a happy 70th birthday. Buildings across the country will be turned blue on Thursday 5 July, including Liverpool Town Hall, Manchester Town Hall, Blackpool...

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Cheshire West Carer Support Service is caring for the carers

When Nichola Davies’ daughter Stacey was born with a bowel condition she had to give up work to look after her. It was a difficult time and she didn’t think she was a ‘carer,’ who needed support to fulfil her new role. Nichola, from Chester, said: “I’m a single parent...

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Children have their say on issues important to them

For the fourth year running, pupils from across west Cheshire have joined together to help professionals working with children and young people gain an understanding into the issues that affect them. Social media pressures, body image and mental health were just some...

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Winsford Town Park opens to the public following major revamp

Winsford Town Park has reopened to the public after the council spent £900,000 turning it into a multi-purpose outdoor attraction, to meet the needs of the public as outlined in the Neighbourhood Plan. The green space close to the town centre has been transformed into...

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Paintings from the Grosvenor Collection go on display

Dutch and Flemish masterpieces by some of the foremost artists of the 17th century are on display at Chester’s Grosvenor Museum this summer. A pair of portraits by Rembrandt and two paintings by David Teniers the Younger, generously lent from the Grosvenor family...

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Wyvern House now offers a range of services under one roof

Wyvern House in Winsford now offers residents all the help they need in one visit after the building was refurbished to accommodate new partners. Together with council services, the new facilities on the ground floor are home to Job Centre Plus, the Work Zone and...

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Council offers advice on overhanging trees and hedges

Summer is well under way and telephone enquiries to Cheshire West and Chester Council’s Contact Centre regarding issues with trees and hedges is likely to increase over the next couple of months. After rapid growth at this time of year, trees and hedges often spread...

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Supplier of fake Pandora charms sentenced to prison

An Ellesmere Port man who sold counterfeit Pandora charms online has been sentenced to 12 months in prison. Cheshire West and Chester Trading Standards brought the case against Tony McKeating after an investigation into the sale of counterfeit Pandora jewellery being...

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Employers and jobseekers to benefit from UK Employability Day

Cheshire West and Chester Council’s successful Work Zones will be running a series of special events during National Employability Day to help people prosper in the world of work. Valuable support will be available for jobseekers and people already in employment at...

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Children can be Mischief Makers at libraries this summer

Children can join in a summer of mischief at Cheshire West and Chester libraries this summer. The borough’s libraries are calling for children to sign up to read six books over their summer holidays as part of Mischief Makers, the theme for this year’s Summer Reading...

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Festival Park Ellesmere Port Regenerated

Over recent months Festival Park in Ellesmere Port has seen a variety of environmental improvements and more recently, the replacement of the children’s play equipment. Residents and park users have helped to plan and reshape the park making it a place where families...

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