COUNCIL leaders across Cheshire have written to Health Secretary Matt Hancock expressing “serious concerns” about having enough vaccine supplies to meet demand.
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Police launch investigation following fatal collision near Helsby
POLICE have launched an investigation after a man died in a collision involving a car and a HGV near Helsby on Saturday.
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Frodsham Town Council elects new chairman
NEW chairman of Frodsham Town Council is Cllr Helen Hayes. The Overton and Five Crosses ward councillor, who first joined […]
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Frodsham student embarks on a “dream” digital career
A FRODSHAM student is embarking on his dream digital career – with a little help from graduates who have led the way in the industry.
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Six groups receive £44,000 in Frodsham Wind Farm grants
SIX community based projects in and around the Frodsham-Helsby area have been awarded funding totalling £44,000 by the Marshes Community Benefit Fund Panel.
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Fire crew called out to barbecue fire
ONE fire crew was called out to a barbecue fire in the back garden of a property at Helsby last night, Wednesday.
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Frodsham choir to relaunch after winning £3,000 lottery grant
FRODSHAM-based One Voice community choir has been awarded a £3,000 grant from The National Lottery Community Fund to help with its relaunch following the lockdown.
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Live theatre set to make a comeback in Frodsham
LIVE theatre is set to make a comeback in Frodsham – with an outdoor production of Kenneth Grahame’s classic tale “The Wind in the Willows.”
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Police and Crime Commissioner visits Helsby to hear about anti-social behaviour issues first hand
NEWLY-elected Police & Crime Commissioner John Dwyer visited Helsby on his first official engagement since being elected to the role earlier this month, following ongoing concerns involving anti-social youths in the village.
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Frodsham Council decides not to oppose thatched cottage plan
FRODSHAM Town Council’s planning committee has decided to make no objections in principle to a proposal to re-thatch the roof of a historic cottage in Main Street, Frodsham.
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