News in Frodsham

A CHANGE in Cheshire West's Covid-19 Tier ranking is unlikely when the government reviews each area's ranking, council officials have signalled.

At a meeting of CWAC's outbreak board, deputy chief executive Delyth Curtis said: "We will be looking up to being re-assessed — discussions will be starting with Public Health England.

A motion on trail hunting to be debated at this evening's council meeting has been described as a "cheap political stunt" by a hunting advocate group.

The Labour group at Cheshire West and Chester Council will introduce a motion which could lay the ground for banning trail hunting on council-owned land.

Primary Care Cheshire is currently in the process of developing a Bereavement Support and Employment Support Link Worker service in Frodsham, Helsby and Elton.

Your local Bereavement Support Link Worker will aim to help individuals who have suffered the loss of a loved one and need some extra support.

Cheshire Police chiefs have praised the public's, and their officers', approach to following and enforcing Covid-19 laws.

Superintendent Julie Westgate made the comments after a freedom of information request by the LDRS revealed that not a single £10,000 fine had been dished out by the force.

Labour councillors are set to bring a motion which "recognises the threat of Trail Hunting on Council-owned land" with the backing of the Frodsham MP.

Cllr Matt Bryan, Cabinet Member for the Climate Emergency, described Trail Hunting as a "smokescreen" for killing foxes, which has been banned for 15 years.

Fly-tippers were caught in the act as they tried to dump their rubbish on to Frodsham Marshes.

The men were spotted throwing rubbish from their white van on to the Cheshire beauty spot on Monday afternoon (7 December).

Cheshire West and Chester Libraries are bringing together creatives and book lovers from across the borough, in their Christmas Countdown videos.

From shortbread baking tutorials to German Christmas stories brought to you by Chester's Storyhouse, every day brings new, creative ideas for fun festive activities.

Just in time for those last minute Christmas shopping trips, The Elizabeth Arnold Sewing Studio has just produced a range of festive face masks, that can be delivered to your door.

Owner, Dawn, has also been busy making aprons and children's clothes, which make lovely Christmas gifts.

Cheshire's Lord Lieutenant and High Sheriff are working together on a new fundraising campaign for local food banks.

Mr David Briggs, the Queen's representative in Cheshire, and High Sheriff Mr Nick Hopkinson are appealing for people to support Cheshire's food banks, both this Christmas and in the future.

Did you know that Frodsham Nub News has its own Jobs Section, which is updated regularly as opportunities become available in the area.

We have also picked out some of the positions being advertised in the last few days, that might be of interest to you.