Local News from Monday, July 7th, 2025
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Chester-based Community Centre receives funding support to renovate Victorian building
Major renovation work on the roof, ceiling and walls of the 130 year-old Campbell Hall in Boughton, Chester has been successfully completed totalling around £35,000 in cost.
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Local MP Meets Sanctuary Housing Leadership to Tackle Housing Issues in Chester North and Neston
Samantha Dixon MP has met with the leadership team of Sanctuary Housing to discuss housing issues across Chester North and Neston — the number one concern raised by constituents.
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New Plans and Survey for Hydro Hub in Chester
Plans are being developed to return the Hydro Hub, a long-neglected part our heritage, back to have a useful place in the future of Chester.
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People encouraged to have their say on the future of a North Wales hospital
People are being encouraged to help save the community hospital in Penley.
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Access control barriers between Chester and Queensferry
In March 2023, a review was carried out of the existing access control barriers (i.e. the A-frame barriers) in place between Chester and Queensferry that were installed as part of the North Wales coastal path project.
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Bumper tree planting season is delivering for people, nature and climate
The Mersey Forest is celebrating a bumper planting season and the launch of their new Forest Plan – More with Trees this summer, following a busy year creating more green spaces across Cheshire and Merseyside.
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Demolition marks milestone in Ellesmere Port regeneration
A major milestone has been reached in the £14.8 million regeneration of Ellesmere Port as former council offices are demolished to make way for new housing.
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MUSICAL SHELVED BY PANDEMIC FINALLY SET TO BE STAGED AT STORYHOUSE
A Chester youth theatre production of a much-loved musical, which had to be shelved due to the Covid pandemic, is finally set to make it to the stage.