
Winnington Awareness Event
5.00pm - 7.00pm - Free Refreshments

Find out what facilities and clubs Winnington Park has to offer, and what services Your Council offers, including StreetScene, Highways, Police & PCSOs, Libraries and Schools.
Your local town and borough Councillors will be on hand to answer queries.
St Luke's Church and the Friendly Gym are on-site at Winnington Park.

Little Angels Nursery will be running children's workshops, and there are free refreshments.
The many local businesses based in Winnington will also be represented, including the Weavervale Garden Centre.
There will also be information on voluntary and community groups such as the Youth Centre, Scouts and Guides, Churches, Age UK and Cheshire Community Development Trust.
Northwich Guardian article here.
Northwich Guardian article here.
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Winnington is the most historic part of Northwich.
The final battle of the English Civil War was fought at Winnington Bridge on 16 August 1659.

Between the 1850s and 70s the Hall was used as a Girls School, visited by John Ruskin and Edward Burne-Jones.

Polythene was discoved at the Winnington Labs by R.O. Gibson and E.W. Fawcett in 1933.

The River Weaver was made navigable starting in 1720, and the nearby Anderton Boat Lift opened in 1875.
The electrically operated Winnington Turn Bridge dates from 1908/9, replacing an earlier bridge built in 1901, which had proved inadequate.
The Victoria Infirmary was originally opened in 1887 when a local MP, Robert Verdin, donated his house for use as a hospital. He also donated Verdin Park and the Verdin Baths to the town.
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