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Culcheth Community Day Commemo June 2014 www.culchethlife.com 1 2 www.culchethlife.com June 2014 Editor Gary Skentelbery Production Paul Walker Editor’s Comment Advertising DESPITE some controversy over the nature of their election for the good of the community and James Balme campaign - Labour swept to victory in Culcheth, Croft and Nick White I am sure it doesn’t help if there is Glazebury at the Warrington Borough Council local elections. any ill-will or bad blood left over Freephone The controversy I refer to is impact with Labour’s Matt Smith, from election campaigns. 0800 955 5247 the nature of some of the leaflet who heavily defeated his fellow Hopefully those elected to campaigning which involved parish councillor and Tory rival represent their community can focus Editorial personal attacks on rivals. Paul Campbell, to take a seat in the on the task in hand. 01925 623633 This didn’t go down too well in corridors of power at Warrington The full election results were: Email some areas of the community - but it Culcheth, Glazebury and Croft: Town Hall. (Lab gain from Con) [email protected] didn’t appear to have any negative The “Kangaroo” leaflet which Paul Campbell (Cons) 1246 Websites sparked much debate on social Merril Cummerson (Lib Dem) 222 www.culchethlife.com networks certainly angered some Beverley Fairfoull (UKIP) 528 www.frodshamlife.co.uk people - but not enough to make a Matt Smith (Lab) 1719 www.lymmlife.co.uk Celebrating the difference in the polls. www.warrington- Personally I find it disappointing worldwide.co.uk work of carers when any political party uses time www.warrington.tv CLS Care Services – who run and energy attacking their rivals, rather than focusing on the task Deadline for the July Address Holcroft Grange, in Jackson Avenue, Culcheth, are offering dedicated in hand of representing their local issue of Culcheth Life New Media Centre community. Old Road Warrington carers the gift of a free day care to WA4 1AT celebrate National Carer’s Week. At the end of the day those on the is June 17 The free, flexible day care service, parishCampbell councilCrossley have to work& togetherDavis:Layout 1 17/12/2008 13:52 Page available throughout the week of June 9-15 from 7am–10pm, offers a chance for carers to recharge their Culcheth Life is published monthly by Orbit News Ltd. batteries and offer a loved one a Financial Problems? change of scene. The contents of this magazine CLS Care managing director Commercial or Personal are fully protected by copyright Robert Black said: “We understand For bespoke solutions contact local specialist and nothing may be reprinted caring for a loved one, either full-time or reproduced without prior Roger White, MICM permission of the publishers. of just part of the time, is a tough job and sometimes you just need a For FREE Initial Advice The publishers are not liable for break. 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A pupil at Twiss Green Primary School, Culcheth, Lucy had previously taken part in the festival as an attendant on three occasions. She was crowned in a ceremony during a service in church and led a procession through the village to the Parish Hall, where lunch was enjoyed. Lucy is a keen horse rider, with her own pony, and is also a member of Culcheth Guides. She plays cricket for Leigh Lionesses and plays the ‘cello in the school orchestra as well as with the Leigh Junior String Orchestra. • Professional, approachable, affordable • Accounts preparation & tax returns for individuals & companies • Bookkeeping, payroll & vat • Capital gains & inheritance tax planning • Business start up advice • First meeting free of charge Call Nigel Healey now on 01925 767222 Abacus House, 450 Warrington Road, Culcheth WA3 5QX www.hunterhealey.co.uk Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence 2014 Winner FREE Bottle of Wine! 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Full Disabled Access • Parties Catered For • Free Customer Parking Valid until 30th June 2014 Book now for Culcheth’s Premier Dining Experience offer not to be used in www.therajculcheth.co.uk ✁ conjunction with other offer 4 www.culchethlife.com June 2014 Thumbs up for Youth Shelter THE eagerly anticipated youth shelter on the village green Council, IGas, Stronger Together introduced. in Culcheth has now been officially opened - and proving (Warrington East), the Education Mr Taylor commented: “It’s been extremely popular with youngsters in the area. Trust and Taylor Business Park. used regularly since it was installed It’s the first time in years that If anyone wants to get involved The parish council is now looking and with perhaps a couple more of at introducing a path and possibly anything has been installed in in future projects please go to these and a few other facilities for the centre of the village that is of a litter bin at the shelter as well. facebook.com/CYAG (Culcheth the younger villagers to call their specifically for local youths and Youth Action Group) and register These couldn’t be installed at first own it will add even more strength those involved in the project hope it your interest! as the routes that people took to is just the start of an ongoing set of If you would like to get involved in the shelter had to be ascertained and diversity to the community projects in the area to see that they other future projects whether youth before a permanent path could be spirit here in the Culcheth.” have something they can call their based or not please contact Diane own as well. White from Stronger Together at Local businessman Paul Taylor, who sits on the Warrington East [email protected] Stronger Together Board says he Those responsible for working would even like to see a full blown on, and/or funding the project are youth club or café in the future! Culcheth and Glazebury Parish Exciting times ahead for dental centre CULCHETH’S Hob Hey Dental Centre can now offer a complete range of services in the village. Clinical director John Fleming is excited about times ahead following changes which have taken place over the last year. The centre has been providing family dental care to Culcheth and surrounding areas since 1968. Mr Fleming said: “There have been a lot of changes since David Cockbain retired last year and I am privileged to have found David Baker as his replacement. “I am so lucky to have a committed and caring team who enjoy their work, many of who have been here for between 10 and 35 years. “It is essential that we continue to provide family dental care but I also want to be able to offer a complete range of services so that everyone can be treated here without having to travel out of the village. “We now can provide Implants, Single visit metal free crowns, Tooth Whitening, Fastbraces, Orthodontics and facial aesthetics including, anti wrinkle injections and dermal fillers. “We are offering free consultations for Fastbraces and Facial Aesthetics.” Hob Hey Dental Centre can be contacted on 01925 762998. June 2014 www.culchethlife.com 5 6 www.culchethlife.com June 2014 Culcheth High School celebrates good OFSTED CULCHETH High School’s new head teacher David Terry is needs. It is enhanced by an extensive This work is often led by sixth form “delighted” with the schools “Good” OFSTED inspection. programme of activities, after school students.’ The school hosted a visit from Highlights of the report stated that and visits during and out of school ‘Spiritual, moral, social and a team of five OFSTED Inspectors ‘Culcheth High is a good school – time.’ cultural aspects of students’ learning earlier this month and the inspection, it provides a good education for ‘The development of spiritual, are well developed.
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