Services
Allotments |
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Over Allotments |
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| Keen gardeners will be pleased to know we have allotments at Moss Bank, founded in 1924. This is a four acre site with over 50 plots available for rent. There are no vacancies at present but you can put your name on the waiting list, (see below). The Over allotments Association now has its own website. Apply Online... Read More... |
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Wharton Allotments |
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| We have recently opened a new 10 plot site in Wharton. For availability contact the Town Council mail@winsford.gov.uk Further information on allotments can be found at the National Society of Allotments and Leisure Gardens website www.nsalg.org.uk You can now register your interest in an allotment plot in Wharton, and be added to the waiting list by applying... Read More... |
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Educational |
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The Winsford Academy |
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Health |
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High Street Medical Practice |
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Launceston Close Surgery |
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Swanlow Lane Medical Centre |
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Weaver Vale Surgery |
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Wharton Primary Healthcare Centre |
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Historical Interest |
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Brunner Guildhall |
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| Brunner Guildhall – key facts The Brunner Guildhall is a Grade II listed building located in Winsford, CheshireGiven to Winsford in 1897 by Sir John Brunner (local MP and co-founder of Brunner Mond Ltd), as a Diamond Jubilee Gift in the 60th year of Queen Victoria’s reignDesigned by A.E.Powles, Northwich, and built by J.Fowles, Winsford,... Read More... |
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Recreation |
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Over Recreation Ground |
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| Crown Green Bowling GreensTennis/Netball/Basketball CourtChildrens Play AreaOutdoor GymFootball Pitch |
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Wharton Recreation Ground |
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| The Wharton Recreation Ground is one of two recreation grounds in the Town Council's ownership (the other is the Over Recreation Ground). At present, the site consists of two junior size football pitches; a former hard surface tennis court, now used for basketball and general uses; and a number of pieces of play equipment. In... Read More... |
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Travel |
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Concessionary Travel |
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| The Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC) has changed the way Cheshire West and Chester residents purchase a Senior Railcard from the Council. From 1 February 2015 Cheshire West and Chester residents over the age of 60 can only purchase a Senior Railcard directly from ATOC instead of from Cheshire West and Chester Council. Cheshire... Read More... |
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