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Winsford Town Mayor Councillor Mike Kennedy receives the salute from soldiers of the 1st Battalion Mercian Regiment (Cheshire) during their Homecoming march through the town on 11th June. ...
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Welcome to the Winsford Town Council website where you will find all the information you need to know about Winsford, with information about travel, education, community projects and events all readily available.
Since the beginning of last year your Town Council has been working on a Neighbourhood Plan for Winsford. The Plan sets out a vision for the future of Winsford, along with policies on where new development should go, what sort of social and leisure facilities need to be provided and what improvements are needed in the town. The aim is to make Winsford a better place to live, work and visit.
Many local people have been involved in producing the Plan and have given the Town Council great ideas and useful comments. We have now produced a full Neighbourhood Plan which was approved by the Town Council at its meeting on Monday 15th April 2013. The Plan will now be passed to Cheshire West and Chester Council to check that it complies with the emerging Local Plan and other Strategic Planning documents. There will then be a further 6 week copnsultation period following which the Town Council will consider representations received. If the Council then endorses the plan it will go forward to independent examination. If the plan 'passes' the examination a referendum will be held in which all registered electors in Winsford will have the opportunity to vote for or against the plan.
The link to the Winsford Neighbourhood Plan is :
A number of background documents are also available to download:
To find out more and keep in touch with the latest news about the plan, follow the 'Community' link on the home page of the Council's website, and click on the 'Neighbourhood Plan' button.
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Local Business
Winsford Industrial Estate offers businesses, organisations and their employees a safe, clean and green environment in which to trade, work and prosper.Local Voluntary
The Council supports the town with grants to local organisations who provide sport, leisure, churches, and community services to their members.Doctors and Hospitals
Healthy Winsford Alliance is a group of people representing the health needs and aspirations of the community.Schools
All schools in Winsford have signed up to the Winsford Education Partnership.
Our Services
The Town Council provides a range of services, all of which contribute to our mission statement, which is 'To provide a high quality service and improve the quality of life in Winsford through the efforts of elected members and dedicated professional staff to achieve maximum value for money from public funds'.Leisure and Recreation
The Town Council offers 50 plots at the Over Allotment site, and is actively looking at more potential allotment land in the town. We provide a wide range of leisure facilities at the Over and Wharton recreation grounds and maintain 4 more children’s. play areas. We also manage the Verdin Fields Playing fields and maintain various areas of public open space, including the Rilshaw Meadows local beauty spot.
Whats On Business
Winsford Industrial Estate offers businesses, organisations and their employees a safe, clean and green environment in which to trade, work and prosper.Whats On Voluntary
The Council supports the town with grants to local organisations who provide sport, leisure, churches, and community services to their members.Whats On Hospitals
Healthy Winsford Alliance is a group of people representing the health needs and aspirations of the community.
Whats On Services
Winsford Town Council offers Winsford residents a subsidy of £2.50 against the cost of a senior/disabled railcardWhats On Schools
All schools in Winsford have signed up to the Winsford Education Partnership.Whats On Recreation
Keen gardeners will be pleased to know we still have allotments at Moss Bank. There is a four acre site with 39 plots available for rent at approx £15 per year.
