The most Googled places and businesses in Frodsham during the pandemic

By The Editor 15th Mar 2021

Local News by The Editor 15th Mar 2021

With its historic buildings, pretty countryside and many independent businesses, Frodsham is definitely a special place.

While the various lockdowns have halted visits to the town, people are still interested in what it has to offer.

Here are some of the town's most Googled locations from the last 12 months.

Frodsham Hill

It's hardly a surprise that Frodsham Hill, with its majestic views over the Mersey towards Liverpool, would be popular with residents and visitors alike.

As the weather grows warmer and lockdown walks continue to be everyone's favourite (and indeed only) fun activity, searches for Frodsham Hill have been growing exponentially in recent weeks.

H.E. Coward Butchers

Having been around since 1929, Cowards has long been part of the furniture on Frodsham's Main Street.

Lady Heyes

Lady Heyes' eclectic mix of attractions, from its glamping pods to its antiques emporia, makes it an obvious destination for visitors.

Castle Park, with its attractive parkland and vibrant Arts Centre, also featured in the list.

Frodsham Golf Club

Searches for Frodsham Golf Club saw a huge spike in May 2020, when the government announced that outdoor sports facilities would be reopening following the first national lockdown.

Chinese Delight

Searches for Chinese Delight jumped up during the November lockdown, when the popular Bridge Lane restaurant remained open for takeaway orders.

Robert Gleave

This garden centre and building merchants has long been a fixture in the town.

Throughout the pandemic, it has been helping people to complete their lockdown gardening projects, leading to a growth in Google searches.

Pizza Pan

Searches for Pizza Pan have been climbing recently, as people look for lockdown treats.

Top Taste also ranked highly in Frodsham-related searches.

Overall, the most common Frodsham-related Googles were from people looking for a local weather forecast, while other popular searches included Frodsham Recycling Centre, Boots and Morrisons.

Helsby's most Googled places ranged from Tesco to the High School, with Oh My Cod, Helsby Wok and the Golf Club coming out as the most searched businesses.