Combat Stress update

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on June 9, 2009 9:34 AM

Combat Stress would like to thank everyone who attended their first ever meeting at the Brighton Belle Pub on 3rd June.

Plans for the for the family fun day and official launch are now in full swing.

We are now looking for live bands who would like to perform at this event and to showcase their work to the general public as well as supporting a much deserving Charity.

Any bands wishing to take part should contact Debbie clewes on 07902778530,

or e-mail CombatStressCheshire@live.co.uk

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Combat Stress Cheshire

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on June 2, 2009 9:00 AM

Combat Stress Cheshire, based in Winsford, is the regional branch to the National UK charity Combat Stress. It is the only UK charity that deals specifically with mental illnesses that are a direct result of active service of ex service personnel. To date, since its establishment in 1919, the Charity has assisted some 100,000 veterans. This year the charity celebrates its 90th birthday.

Contact: Debbie Clewes (Ambassador)
Address: 302 Station Road, Winsford Cheshire CW7 3DG
Tel: 01606 591016/07902778530
Email: cs_cheshire@btinternet.com
Website: www.combatstress.org.uk

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Mid Cheshire Scouts

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on May 8, 2009 12:01 PM

Mid Cheshire Scouts have 13 groups in the area for boys and girls aged 6 upwards. Get in touch now as places available in all sections.

Contact: Alan Buckley, 30 Beeston Drive, Winsford, Cheshire CW7 1ER
Tel: 01606 551700
Email: alanmidcheshirescouts@hotmail.com

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Northwich Welsh Society

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on March 6, 2009 8:06 AM

For the first time in over a decade, members celebrated St David's Day outside the town. This year at the Masonic Hall, Middlewich, even though many members were in France for the rugby international game, there was a good attendance for the traditional leek soup and lamb lunch.

Before the meal, members stood for two minutes silence to remember the late Eileen Owen, Rudheath who did so much for the Society during the lean years in the 80s.
Bilingual grace was said by Joan Lewis of Castle.

Chairman Anthony Masson, Knutsford gave the toast to St David and referred to his many achievements. Of Great Britain's national patron saints, David is the only indigenous one.

The toast to the Society was given by vice chairman Gwili Lewis who touched on past highlights, and his vision of major future activities.

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Northwich Welsh Society

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on February 19, 2009 8:17 AM

Good attendances at meetings have given the New Year's programme of activities an encouraging start.

In January even though the scheduled speaker was in hospital, members had an enjoyable evening when each person had to draw a topic from a hat, and speak on that theme. It was nostalgic for many, shades of the old penny readings which were popular in chapel youth clubs years ago. It was also a way of encouraging people to speak before an audience. The topics were varied and members of the Society were invited to make comments after each speaker. Subjects included:- If I was President of the USA; The book I'm reading; my hobby; If I was the Prime Minister; My town; When I was a child.. etc.

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Baby Sign Time

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on January 19, 2009 10:12 AM

A baby signing class, which helps parents learn how to use signs and gestures with their babies and toddlers, in order to help their language development and communication skills. The classes are designed and led by an experienceed Speech and Language Therapist, and are entertaining for both parents and little ones. Free trial session. Classes held in Knutsford (Mondays, at the Kids Allowed Centre, Mobberley Road), Wilmslow (Tuesdays, upstairs at the Library) and Alderley Edge (Thursdays, St Pius Chruch Hall, Stamford Road)
Contact: Liz Syed
Tel: 01565 640645
Email: liz@babysigntime.net
Website: www.babysigntime.net

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Weaverham Gymnastics Club

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on December 12, 2008 10:24 AM

Weaverham Gymnastics Club is a British Gymnastics registered Community Club run by Weaverham Community Centre, on Tuesday evenings 5.00 to 8.00pm and Saturday 1.00 to 2.00pm.

The club is currently celebrating after 17 of 21 Gymnasts won medals in a competition on Sunday 7th December at Holmes Chapel. The club entered 21 Gymnasts from ages 6 to 14. Competitors who did not gain a medal gave their best performance and made Weaverham Community Centre Committee proud.

An elated Club spokesman Jim Stelfox said:
The club enters the Hartford sets competition every year but this is the most we have won, it's all down to the hard work of our gymnasts and coaches. We have increased the numbers of coaches recently, their hard work is beginning to show in the performances achieved.

Contacts:
Tel: 0160685408
Email: Weaverham@googlemail.com

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Harlequin Players

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on November 3, 2008 9:59 AM

We are an awarding winning amateur theatre group producing six full-length plays each season. Based on Queen Street in Northwich there is a car park, tiered seating, disabled access, and a bar. We are always on the look out for new members, not just for acting but backstage and front of house too. Check out the website for our next members club night and come and join in.
Contact: Caroline Young, Harlequin Theatre, Queen Street, Northwich, Cheshire CW9 5JN
Tel: 01606 353534 (Box Office)
Email: lsherratt@toucansurf.com
Website: www.harlequinplayers.co.uk

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Vale Royal Lions invite you to an afternoon of music with the Lions Youth Band at The Hollies Farm Shop

Posted by Vale Royal Lions on April 9, 2008 6:47 PM

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A Weaverham Special - Past Rose Fetes

Posted by Weaverham Community Website on March 24, 2008 10:59 AM

Thought I’d put this special in as a supporter of the Cheshire Rose Fetes. Read with dismay some time back that despite surviving for 75 years they may very well not continue through lack of support and expertise!

The Weaverham Rose Fete in the 50’s was an amazing event. It was a bit like Christmas in June/July. Here in Western Australia we actually do celebrate ‘Christmas in July’. July is in the middle of winter, and pretty cold. So some of us crazy gals and guys, take off for weekends and hols in the south of the state, which is the coldest part and celebrate ‘Christmas in July’, with real Christmas food, cards and celebrations!

Weaverham in the 50’s was pretty quiet and the two main exciting times were the summer rose fete and Christmas. The rose fete of course attracted the traveling fair, and that was a week or two of excitement and ‘the big night out syndrome’! Whether it rained or shone, it didn’t matter. The fair ground was a honey pot to the ‘bees’ of Weaverham. We strutted are thing and met the girls for a fling. I managed to catch the last night of the Weaverham fair in July ’99. It was much smaller than I remembered and one of the stall holders confirmed the fact. The fair ground seemed to be loosing its’ appeal to modern entertainment and technology.

In the 50’s the Weaverham fair took up the whole field practically and had every imaginable event. Dodgem cars, boxing rings where you could fight the resident boxer and win a quid or two. Ferris wheels, merry go rounds, hot dog stands etc etc. For us it was magic and we felt like kings for the night. I remember we all got dressed up in our best jeans, shirts and for some of us cravats and kept trying to bump into as many girls as we could and dare them to try the more dangerous rides.

In ’99 on my return after 37 years away we turned out for the Davenham Rose Fete. A much smaller place and event than the Weaverham one. So come on don’t ‘throw the baby out with the bath water’. We can enjoy the new technologies like the internet but let’s retain some of the old world charm as well and support the revival of the Cheshire Rose Fetes’. It doesn’t after all have to be exactly as it was in the 50’s. What about a ‘new age’ rose fete with modern themes and space –aged displays. Remember ‘achievement is only limited by a lack of imagination’

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Past, Present and Future

Posted by Weaverham Community Website on March 2, 2008 10:24 AM

Some weekends – usually Saturdays we would get farm jobs – other Saturdays none. I think we used to earn a pound for a full day, which was great in 1955. The work could be anything on the farm. I remember quiet distinctly cleaning out chicken coups and then creosoting them inside and out to prevent diseases attacking the chicken, general painting and herding the remaining two cows in for milking at the end of the day. I don’t think we ever aspired to actually milking the cows. But I do remember having to assist the farmer to tie down the legs of a rather belligerent cow before milking. There were usually two of us teenagers who worked on a Saturday. The hard working lads stuck it out long term, the rest gave it away! But I suppose in those days you could say it was a good spirited public gesture on the part of the farmer to give young teenagers a leg up so to speak. Looking back the transition from city life to rural life had seemed easy. But I had had a trial run so to speak. I had an elderly cousin and her husband who had also moved from Liverpool a year or eighteen months early then we. I had had the privilege of spending school holidays with them and using Uncle Bob’s bike to explore Weaverham. Once we moved I was already on familiar ground.

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Past, Present and Future

Posted by Weaverham Community Website on February 29, 2008 10:52 PM

Cheshire Memories

Imagine Weaverham if you can in the mid 50’s. A sleepy Cheshire village with add-on old and new housing estates belonging to that big chemical factory spouting smoke all day called ICI. For a young 12 year old straight from the back streets of Liverpool this was paradise. Plenty of fresh air (when the ICI smoke was blowing in the right direction) green fields and laid back country folk!

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Weaverham Community Website

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on February 25, 2008 9:40 AM

WeaverhamYarns is a website dedicated to encouraging local people to share local knowledge and stories.
Contact: Richard Condor, PO Box 6354, Derby, Western Australia
Tel: +61 (0)41 337 7845 (mobile)
Email: freefall@wapda.com
Website: http://members7.boardhost.com/WeaverhamYarns

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Vale Royal Lions Murder Mystery Evening

Posted by Vale Royal Lions on February 6, 2008 7:16 PM

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Vale Royal Lions

Posted by Vale Royal Lions on February 6, 2008 5:19 PM

About Lions

Since 1917, Lions clubs have offered people the opportunity to give something back to their community, involving members in projects like cleaning up a local area or bringing sight to the world's blind, Lions clubs have always embraced those committed to building a brighter future for their community.

At present, with more than 45,000 clubs in 200 countries and geographical areas, Lions have expanded their focus to help meet the ever-increasing needs of our global community.

Our programmes are continually changing to meet new needs and greater demands, but our mission has never wavered: "We Serve."

Lions club members are men and women who strive to make a difference in their local community as well as communities worldwide. Their volunteer efforts address otherwise unmet health and education needs worldwide.

Why should I become a Lion?

As a Lions club member, you can:

Make a difference everyday in your community. Whether it is providing support locally or reaching out internationally, you will have an opportunity to serve.

Be a part of a worldwide organisation carrying out community and humanitarian projects.

Grow personally and professionally by participating in our programmes, community service projects and events.

Gain an understanding and have an impact on local and international humanitarian issues.

Develop relationships with both the local and international community and business leaders.

Have access to membership discounts and services.

Interested in becoming a member?

To find out more e-mail: vale.royal.lions@googlemail.com

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Advocacy Training Events

Posted by Independent Advocacy on January 30, 2008 11:32 AM

Advocacy Training Events

Calling all new and established advocates…

For more information contact the IA office on 01606 42688 by Mon 18th Feb.

Come along to the IA office and learn more about advocacy!

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Have a Say on Your Health & Social Care!

Posted by Cheshire Community Voice on January 24, 2008 11:00 AM

Cheshire Community Voice are a local Northwich-based charity. We were set up in 2006 to ensure the people of Cheshire had the opportunity to get involved in improving the health and social care services that they receive.

We regularly hold focus groups, workshops, meeting and questionnaires about your local health and social care services. We have direct links to the service providers to ensure your message gets across.

We are always looking for new members. In order for us to best represent the people of Cheshire, it is essential that our membership is as large and diverse as possible.

As a member of CCV you will be kept up to date of the latest consultations and how to get involved. We may invite you to meetings or ask for your views via post, email and our new online forum. You only need contribute when it suits you.

Membership is free and we can tailor the information you receive to your particular areas of interest.

You can now register with us via:

website: www.cheshirecommunityvoice.co.uk

email: register@cheshirecommunityvoice.co.uk

phone: 01606 786374

post: Cheshire Community Voice, Waterside House, Navigation Road, Northwich, Cheshire, CW8 1BE

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Chester and North Wales Cactus Society

Posted by Chester and North Wales Cactus Society on January 23, 2008 8:50 PM

The Chester Branch of the British Cactus and Succulent Society. An enthusiastic group interested in cacti and other succulents. Monthly meeting on the first Friday of the month at Ness Botanic Gardens at 7.30pm. Talks/slide shows, refreshments, plant sales. All visitors welcome.

Contact: Derek Pover
Tel: 0151 336 8426
Email: derek@pover.fslife.co.uk

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Cheshire Community Voice

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on January 23, 2008 8:55 AM

Our aim is to encourage the public serivce users and carers to participate in consultations and public engagement exercises on a variety of issues surrounding our Health and Social Care in Cheshire. We wholly believe that the people of Cheshire are the key to deciding what health and social care services are needed and how these should best be delivered. It is therefore essential that the public are given a say, and most importantly, heard, at every stage of the design, commissioning and delivery process. This allows the public bodies delivering our Health and Social Care services to make better-informed decisions and therefore improve the quality and delivery of these services.

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Performers Theatre School

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on January 16, 2008 9:52 AM

We offer classes in drama, dance, singing and musical theatre for children and young people aged 3-18. We also run holiday schools. There are opportunities to take pare in shows, festivals and examinations. We have pupils from across Merseyside, Cheshire and Lancashire.
Contact: Mrs Sue Breeze, 24 Hope Street, Liverpool L1 9BX
Tel: 0151 708 4000

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Mid Cheshire Community Rail Partnership

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on December 11, 2007 11:15 AM

The Mid Cheshire Community Rail Partnership was founded in 2003 and exists to engage communities in creative development projects in the railway environment along the Mid Cheshire Line (Chester to Manchester via Northwich). The Partnership is funded by several local authorities and railway industry partners. Our aim is to develop perceptions of railway stations as community assets. We have been recognised with national and regional awards for innovation in community engagement projects and have recently won significant funding from Cheshire's Year of the Garden 08 to implement an entire line 'community stations garden project' at the majority of stations on the line.

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Warrington Speakers Club

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on December 4, 2007 12:14 PM

An independent educational and social club building confidence to speak well in public. Warrington Speakers Club meet at the Village Hotel (Central Park, Warrington, Cheshire WA1 1QA) on the second Thursday of the month at 7.30pm. Practise speaking in a constructive environment designed to boost confidence and success.
Contact: John Hill, 8 Uplands, Delamere Park, Cuddington, Cheshire CW8 2XL

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Middlewich Bridge Club

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on December 4, 2007 11:23 AM

We are a small and lively Duplicate Bridge Club.
Contact: Pauline Smyth, 70 Nantwich Road, Middlewich, Cheshire CW10 9HG
Tel: 01606 836110

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Davenham Bridge Club

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on December 4, 2007 10:51 AM

Davenham Bridge Club started seven years ago following on from Bridge Classes and continues to flourish. We are a friendly group, and new members are also welcome.

Website: www.davenhambridgeclub.org.uk

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Cheshire County Athletic Association

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on November 30, 2007 9:44 AM

We administer athletics in Cheshire County which includes a number of championships. There are 34 affiliated clubs and leagues.
Contact: B J Warren, 51 Fairways, Frodsham, Cheshire WA6 7RY
Tel: 01928 732529
Email: brianjwarren@tiscali.co.uk
Website: www.cheshireaa.com

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Deafness Support Network

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on November 30, 2007 9:28 AM

A county wide resource offering a huge range of services for people with hearing impairments. These include: deaf awareness training and sign language courses, day services opportunities, deafblind support, information, interpreting and communication services, residential rehabilitation, respite care, social centres, social work (both children and adults), volunteer services and technical support. Other offices in Chester and Warrington.

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Northwich U3A

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on November 5, 2007 1:40 PM

Northwich U3A has a monthly meeting on the third Wednesday of the month, held at Lostock Church Hall where there is a speaker and a chance to socialise.

Other interest groups include theatre, walking, lunch club, local history, current affairs, bridge, craft, French, gardening, music and reading.

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Budo Ka Red Dragon SKC. Karate grading Examination.

Posted by Budoka Red Dragon Club on October 30, 2007 4:18 PM

The karate grading exam was taken on Friday 26th of October 2007, Sensei Andy Sherry 8th dan took the Training & grading exam. Training started at 7:00pm, Sensei took us through a warm up and stretching routine, We was then taken through (basics) Karate techniques,
for example moving forward into a front stance & punching to the Head (Jodan) and moving back in a front stance and blocking (age uke) to stop a punch to the face.
we then went and practiced on (kumite) fighting routine, and lastly on Kata,
Kata is an exercise (forms) where the student executes karate moves against an imaginary opponant. we finished training at 8:30pm, the grading exam took place at 8:31pm.
There were 12 students that sensei graded. all passed. well done.

Alex Mtchell white belt to orange 9th kyu

Barney Lynch orange belt to red belt 8th kyu
Luke Etherinton "
Thomas Griffiths "
Robin Etherinton "

George Darby yellow belt to Green belt 6th kyu
Ronald Fisher "
Lee Ashbrook "
Howard Whitby (T) "

James Dunne green belt to purple belt 5th kyu

Martin Mazur purple/white to Brown belt 3rd kyu. (T)

Napoleon Escasinas Brown belt 2nd kyu (T) to Brown 1st kyu (T)

Grading exam finished at 9:00pm.

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WELCOME TO THE BUDO KA RED DRAGON KARATE CLUB

Posted by Budoka Red Dragon Club on October 29, 2007 7:12 AM

ABOUT US.
The Budo Ka Red Dragon Club is affiliated to the Karate Union of Great Britain, the largest governing body in the UK. We can offer many benifits of the KUGB including Instruction from the Clubs Chief Instructor Sensei Glyn Roberts 2nd Dan.
The Budo ka was founded in 1997 by sensei Glyn Roberts who is a member of the Karate Union of Great Britain. When we opend the Karate club in 1997 at weaverham youth centre the total students were five. Now 10 years later we have a larger group of students at present 40 students with an age ranging from 7yrs old to 60yrs old. we Train at Barnton Memorial Hall, Townfield lane, Barnton Northwich. We are a none profit making club looking for new members. a good family club where you will enjoy learning self defence, Keeping fit and personal discipline.

The word Karate is formed from the Japanese characters kara (empty) and Te (hand), meaning that its practicitioners, karateka - are unarmed, but use their hands and feet as weapons. it can also be taken to signify that the mind of the practicitioner is empty of malice and unprovoked aggression.

Regular and inexpensive gradings conducted by the Chief Instructor of the KUGB
Sensei Andy Sherry 8th Dan
Grading Exams are taken every 3 to 4 months.

Karate is suitable for all ages,Male and Female, Young and Old.
the development of good etiquett, discipline and strong fighting spirit.

Training Venue:Barnton Memorial Hall, Townfield Lane, Barnton, Northwich.
Fridays...........................Advanced & Beginners 6:30pm to 7:30pm
Sundays....................... Advanced Session 10:30am to 12:00pm
Mondays....................... Beginners Juniors age 5yrs & above 4:15pm to 5:15pm
Advanced session 7:30pm to 8:30pm

Training venue:
Weaverham youth centre:
Tuesdays...........................7:00pm to 8:00pm
Red belts & above only advanced Training.

Contact: Sensei Glyn Roberts
07812928225
01606/851925
Email shotokan1@aol.com

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Congratulations to VSO

Posted by Trinity Mirror Cheshire on October 15, 2007 11:43 AM

A digital camera has been presented to the Cheshire Branch of the Voluntary Service Overseas as a prize for being one of the first organisations to register on the newly-launched Cheshire Communities website.

Editor in Chief Eric Langton (right) is pictured making the presentation to VSO Cheshire chairperson Lynda Shuttleworth watched by Richard Day, principal of English at the Chester Language School (left) who hosted a social evening for returning volunteers and their families, attended by Chester's Lord Mayor Cllr Jim Latham.
The Cheshire Communities website not only lists contact details but also offers organisations the opportunity to put their own news and pictures online.
Eric Langton said: 'I hope that over the next few weeks the site will expand rapidly as all sorts of voluntary organisations, clubs, pressure groups, societies take advantage of lifting their online profiles.
'I am delighted that Voluntary Service Overseas won the camera prize after being drawn out of the hat from the first 20 organisations to register, and can put it to good use to get photographs of their activities onto the Cheshire Communities site.'

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Weaverham Community Centre

Posted by Aaron on October 9, 2007 11:18 AM

Weaverham Community Centre
Contact: Jim Stelfox
Website: www.weaverham.ik.com
Email: weaverham@googlemail.com
Russet Road,
Weaverham, Northwich
Cheshire CW8 3BS
Tel: 01606 854 088

About us:

We are a community non-funded centre for the village and surrounding areas. We offer a sports hall which does gymnastics, indoor bowls, badminton, circuit training, keep fit and karate. We have a lounge where groups can meet to paint, offer support or arrange parties.

We also offer a 2 centre childrens party with a dip in the adjacent swimming pool and finally, something to eat. We have a full kitchen with range cooker and commercial dishwasher as well as a fully licensed bar. In the building is a disabled toilet.

We have both male and female changing rooms with showers, which both have disabled facilites. Externally we have a floodlit 7-a-side football court, there is also a basketball court marked with posts as well.

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A LIGHT FOR LOVE AT CLAIRE HOUSE

Posted by Claire House Volunteer Group on September 24, 2007 5:22 PM

Celebrity Supporter Pete Price has launched the Claire House Light for Love campaign. Radio City presenter Pete will be at Claire House, at the special event on 1st December to switch on the lights.

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Age Concern Cheshire: Information and Advice Service

Posted by Aaron on September 12, 2007 3:29 PM

Age Concern Cheshire: Information and Advice Service
314 Chester Road
Hartford
Northwich CW8 2AB
Tel: 01606 305000
Fax: 01606 881667
Email: information@ageconcerncheshire.org.uk
Website: www.ageconcerncheshire.org.uk

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Mid Cheshire Football League

Posted by Aaron on July 6, 2007 10:38 AM

Mid Cheshire Football League
Website: www.mcfl.co.uk

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Cheshire County Football Association

Posted by Aaron on July 5, 2007 12:32 PM

Cheshire County Football Association
Hartford House
Moss Farm Recreation Centre
Moss Road
Northwich CW8 4BG
Tel: 01606 871155
Fax: 01606 871292
Email: John.ackerly@cheshirefa.com
Website: www.cheshirefa.com