Sutton Weaver

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Do we have any inspiring Photographers out there?

If you have any photographs old or new about the village or events in the village then please contact us and we will publish them on this website.

Can you identify anyone in the photograph Here ?

Contact: Phil

Local Myths & Legends

The Bunny Man of Sutton Weaver

The tale of the 'Bunny Man' is interesting but nobody knows if it is true.

See: Myths

'The Village that wouldn't be swallowed'.

Did you know that in the 1960's our village community went into 'action'.

For further information Click here

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View the latest news from Trading Standards and Cheshire Police by clicking on the appropriate link below.

Latest Police Bulletin available.....CLICK BELOW!

Village Plan

The Parish Council has now published the 'Village Plan' for our village.

For further information please visit the following page and click the appropriate link(s):

Parish Council

The latest Newsletter from Sutton Parish Council is a vailable below.

Cheshire West & Chester Council Newsdesk see:

Charitable Events

Advertising a worthwhile local charity is free on www.suttonweaver.co.uk
Please contact our webmaster for details.

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Sutton Weaver Circa. 1900

This is the website for residents of Sutton Weaver village in Cheshire. Sutton Weaver is a small village situated on the A56 between the towns of Frodsham and Runcorn, Cheshire UK. This website is all about the activities, events and facilties which take place in our community.

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Station Road, Sutton Weaver circa 1900

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Station Road, Sutton Weaver June 2010

For those of you who live in and around the village we hope that you find something of interest that catches your eye. This website has been designed with you in mind and we are looking for your thoughts and ideas on how we can improve it. (Why not send us an e-mail?)

Please contribute to the website. Your website will grow - if YOU feed it.

To move around the site, simply click on the navigation buttons at the top of this page.

Are you aware of the history of Sutton Weaver? Do you have anything to share with your friends & neighbours? If the answer is 'yes' then please contact us.

News Flash

16/05/2010 - Overnight 15th/16th May 2012 our chidren's play area was entered by vandals who caused damage by painting graffiti on the equipment. If you have any information as to the identity of the person(s) responsible then please contact us, the police (dial 101) or Crimestoppers

Sutton Weaver Diamond Jubilee Garden Party Saturday 2nd June 2012

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Please see: Jubilee Celebrations for further information

The next meeting for the Jubilee celebrations is on Tuesday, 29th May - 7:30pm at Sutton Fields

If you are unable to attend the next meeting at Sutton Fields then please pass on your celebration ideas to a member of the Parish Council or send us an email by using the Contact Us Page

05/03/2012 Card Fraud Telephone Scam

The UK Cards Association is advising customers to be aware of a new variation on an old style scam that involves people being telephoned by fraudsters and duped into handing over their debit or credit card, and revealing their PIN.

How does the scam happen? - Click on the links below.

11/10/2011 - Graham Evans MP has met with David Gold, Head of Public Affairs at Royal Mail, to raise the campaign to unify the village of Sutton Weaver under a single WA6 postcode. You can read his newsletter by clicking Here

04/10/2011 - Rose Cottage Vets - Autumn Newsletter

Cheshire West Warm Zone

Cheshire West Warm Zone is a new scheme available to all home owners and private tenants living in Cheshire West and Chester.

This new scheme has been developed by Cheshire West and Chester Council in partnership with the non-for-profit company Warm Zone CIC and aims to improve energy efficiency and tackle fuel poverty in all private housing in the borough.

Through Cheshire West Warm Zone residents across Cheshire West and Chester will benefit from cavity wall and loft insulation either free of charge (subject to survey) or at the substantially reduced rate of £49 for each insulation measure.

The offer

Households in receipt of a qualifying benefit – free of charge
Households aged 60 or over – free of charge
All other households - £49 each for loft insulation and cavity wall insulation
 

In order to register interest, residents are advised to ring free phone number 0800 033 7873 or 0151 3566484 and arrangements will be made for an approved contractor to contact them as soon as possible to arrange a technical survey. The survey will take less than 30 minutes to complete and will identify the measures that can be installed in the home.

http://www.cwwz.co.uk/