News in Frodsham

Saltworks skate park

A Waterside ward resident has started a 'Kindness Café' at Saltworks Farm Playing Fields, to help make the area a more secure and inclusive environment for all members of the community to use.

Helen Watson, who is also the force behind the ongoing Save our Skate Park petition calling for improvements to Saltworks facilities, has been visiting the playing fields regularly along with several other local residents, to talk with the young people that use it, as well as providing food and hot drinks.

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Dr Patrick Eakin. Image: Frodsham Ward Lib Dems

As we draw closer to the local elections on Thursday 6 May, Frodsham Nub News will be interviewing those standing for Frodsham ward councillor on Cheshire West and Chester Council, hearing more about their key priorities and what they would hope to achieve if elected.

Today we caught up with Liberal Democrat candidate, Dr Patrick Eakin, a local GP who has lived in Frodsham for the past seven years.

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Image: Unsplash

Residents of Frodsham, Helsby and the rest of west Cheshire can now access regular rapid testing kits to help prevent outbreaks of Covid-19.

Until 9 April, testing for people without symptoms was only available to key groups who could not work from home, had caring responsibilities or, from March, those who shared a household or bubble with someone who attends nursery, school or college.

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'Dinner Service' by Pollyanna Pickering. Image: Castle Park Arts Centre

You might not be able to travel abroad just yet, but with the help of the Association of Animal Artists' Spring Exhibition at Castle Park Arts Centre you can still journey through all the rich variety of Earth's animal kingdom, from Britain's meadows and forests to the jungles and savannahs of Asia and Africa.

Celebrating all walks of animal life, from the smallest of insects through to the largest of mammals, the Spring Exhibition conjures a whole world of characterful creatures for visitors to explore.

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