News in Frodsham

A Liverpool-based membership card rewards scheme is now inviting Frodsham and Helsby businesses to promote their services with customers from across the region.

Liverpool Girls is a 'one-stop-shop' for women, which currently targets the Liverpool area. Set up in 2018, it aims to create a platform for women's social interaction, opportunities for business networking and various different social events.

If you are registered with a GP in Frodsham, Helsby or Elton, you can now access help and guidance from a team of additional support link workers, who are there to enhance and strengthen care provision in our communities.

In this article, we introduce you to Becky Rowland, your local Wellbeing Link Worker.

Nearly nine in 10 of Cheshire and Merseyside's over-75 population received their first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine by the end of last month.

That's according to the latest weekly data released by NHS England this afternoon (February 4).

A Frodsham networking group, JK Business Club, is joining forces with Chester-based Networx4Business to provide new opportunities for North West businesses.

The new combined group will be re-branded Networx CH1, indicating that when face to face events come back the meeting will take place in Chester City Centre.

Are you stuck for Valentine's gift ideas?

Then you'll love our round-up of the local businesses offering special products for this year's celebrations!

At 6pm this evening (Wednesday), through the noise of cars passing by, one could hear Frodsham's residents step outside to clap for Captain Sir Tom Moore.

Captain Tom, a World War Two veteran, raised over £30 million for NHS charities last year by walking around his garden, just ahead of his 100th birthday.

For the first time since December, Frodsham's coronavirus infection rate has dipped below 200 per 100,000 residents.

In the week leading up to Thursday 28 January, 18 new cases were recorded in the town, marking a decrease of 42 per cent on the previous week and resulting in a rate of 196 per 100,000.

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Two pupils from Frodsham Weaver Vale Primary School have been remembering the amazing achievements of Captain Sir Tom Moore through a series of drawings.

Captain Sir Tom, who raised £33 million for the NHS last year, died with coronavirus yesterday (Tuesday).

RESIDENTS have be reminded they have just over a couple of weeks to have their say on plans to improve the pedestrian and cycling route between Frodsham and Helsby.

Cheshire West and Chester Council has secured funding from the government's Active Travel Fund to undertake a number of cycling improvements, which have been earmarked as priorities in the council's Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan.