News in Frodsham

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This weekend, the Prime Minister is working on the English 'roadmap' out of lockdown.

This 'roadmap' will set out how Covid-19 restrictions are lifted, and how the economy will be restarted — and will be revealed to the public on Monday, February 22.

Almost all of Cheshire's over-70 population have had their first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine.

The latest data from NHS England, released on Thursday (February 18), shows that 117,387 residents aged 70-plus have had their first dose of a vaccine, out of a over-70 population of 119,773 — representing a 98 per cent success rate.

Police are asking the public to help trace a 32-year-old man who is wanted in connection to threats made to a Frodsham resident.

As well as Frodsham, James Jones has links to Chester, Helsby and Winsford.

Detectives investigating the importation of illegal drugs have now charged 10 people - including three Helsby residents - following a series of dawn raids across Cheshire, North Wales and Shropshire.

Three men from Helsby were among a group of eight men and women arrested on Thursday 18 February after a series of warrants were executed at 10 addresses in Frodsham, Tarporley, Chester, Saltney and Whitchurch.

Two weeks ago, we reported that CBBC's Blue Peter had been filming at Hover Force Adventure Activity Centre.

The episode aired, earlier than expected, on Thursday afternoon, and you can now watch it on BBC iPlayer!

Pupils and staff at Horn's Mill Primary School have today completed their Walk for Wellness challenge in aid of the Countess of Chester Hospital Charitable Funds.

Over half term, teachers and children have been using their daily exercise to collectively walk the length of Hadrian's Wall, and have already reached their target!

Roads around Frodsham are set to benefit from their share of £11.9 million in government funding — but Councillors say this figure is 20 per cent lower than last year.

The funding is split into £9,929,000 for highway maintenance and £1,970,000 for transport improvements, with £4,413,000 of the first sum earmarked for pothole repairs.

This weekend, Frodsham Women's Institute launched their Green Hearts Trail as part of the national #ShowTheLove campaign, which lobbies for a 'green' economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.

Through their participation in the project, Frodsham WI hope to raise awareness of the challenges of climate change, while encouraging local residents to reduce their impact on the earth.

An extraordinary meeting of Frodsham Town Council has been called on Wednesday 24 February to discuss matters surrounding Council management and protocols.

During the meeting, Councillors will 'review the roles of the Chair, Committee Chairs, Councillors and the Clerk in relation to the management of FTC.'