Winwick Parish Council

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It was an honour and privilege to attend The Mayor Councillor Sagheer Zaman’s Civic service at St Elphin’s this morning ...
14/06/2026

It was an honour and privilege to attend The Mayor Councillor Sagheer Zaman’s Civic service at St Elphin’s this morning along with Cllr Stuart Mann, representing Winwick Parish Council and the Residents of Winwick and Peel Hall.

Wishing our new mayor all the best in his tenure.
Regards
Cllr Lavender

Winwick Parish Council – Roadworks UpdateResidents may notice temporary traffic signals on Myddleton Lane at the junctio...
09/06/2026

Winwick Parish Council – Roadworks Update

Residents may notice temporary traffic signals on Myddleton Lane at the junction with Falcondale Road from 9 June until 6 July.

Link for more details

https://one.network/?GB150566259

These works are being carried out by Cadent Gas as part of their programme to replace ageing gas pipes in the area. The works will be managed using multi-way temporary traffic signals, and motorists should expect some delays, particularly at busier times.

Please allow extra time for journeys where possible and take care when travelling through the works.

If you have any questions about the works, please contact Cadent Gas directly via the details provided on the one.network roadworks notice.

Thank you for your patience while these essential improvement works are carried out. 🚦

— Winwick Parish Council

Good afternoon This evening at 7pm is the annual parish assembly meeting at Winwick Leisure Centre.This meeting is open ...
26/05/2026

Good afternoon
This evening at 7pm is the annual parish assembly meeting at Winwick Leisure Centre.

This meeting is open to the public for residents to attend.

Regards
WPC

Meetings will be held at Winwick Leisure Centre, Myddleton Lane, Winwick, Warrington, WA2 8LQ, unless indicated otherwise.

Winwick Parish Council would like to offer huge congratulations to everyone involved with the Winwick Litter Network fol...
20/05/2026

Winwick Parish Council would like to offer huge congratulations to everyone involved with the Winwick Litter Network following the presentation
of the King’s Award for Voluntary Service at Warrington Town Hall yesterday.

This is an incredible achievement and a fitting recognition of the countless hours volunteers give to helping keep Winwick and the wider Warrington area clean, tidy and welcoming for everyone.

The King’s Award for Voluntary Service is the highest award a voluntary group can receive and is often described as the MBE for volunteer groups. To be one of only two litter groups across the UK and Northern Ireland to receive the award in 2025 is something everyone connected with the network should be immensely proud of.

Special congratulations to George Melvin, Dave Taylor, Bob Towers, Parish Cllr Emma Lavender, Parish Cllr Wendy Rennison and all of the volunteers who represented Winwick at the ceremony, alongside volunteers from across Warrington including Croft Litter Network, Peel Hall Litter team and the Woody Wombles in Burtonwood.

Whether in the wind, rain or sunshine, the dedication shown by volunteers week after week makes a real difference to our communities and sets a fantastic example of community spirit in action.

Well done to everybody involved on this truly well-deserved recognition.

Unfortunately something rather large seems to have hit the new bus stop at the top of Myddleton lane outside the school....
01/05/2026

Unfortunately something rather large seems to have hit the new bus stop at the top of Myddleton lane outside the school.

If anyone has any information about what happened please do get in touch.

Thank you.

https://winwickparishcouncil.org.uk/contact-us

WBC have been notified to see if they can come and fix.

IMPORTANT NOTICE Good afternoon A number of parish cllrs have been contacted by residents over the past few weeks, with ...
20/04/2026

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Good afternoon

A number of parish cllrs have been contacted by residents over the past few weeks, with regard to dogs being off the lead on the parish owned park at the Winwick Community Centre

Please can the parish remind ALL owners of dogs, that for safety reasons, ALL dogs need to stay on the lead.

Residents with dogs must also remember that the park is a children’s play area as well as a site used by local youth football clubs such as Winwick Athletic.

If the council are contacted again over such incidents, further action may be required, which other parishes such as Croft, have put into place.
Main one being a ‘No Dog’ rule.

We would hope that such a strong decision isn’t needed and all owners keep dogs on lead and pick up after them using the bags provided at the gate entrances.

If anyone wishes to speak more about this notice, the parish council will be meeting next Tuesday evening at 7:30pm at the community centre.

Regards
WPC

𝐏𝐞𝐞𝐥 𝐇𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐔𝐩𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞Further to previous updates, we have now been advised that full works for the creation of the new entran...
13/04/2026

𝐏𝐞𝐞𝐥 𝐇𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐔𝐩𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞

Further to previous updates, we have now been advised that full works for the creation of the new entrance to the Peel Hall development off Mill Lane are expected to begin towards the end of April / early May, with preliminary works already underway.

Residents may have already noticed blue markings appearing on sections of the existing road.

These are being used to “mark out” the probable route of the new road layout as part of the early stages of the scheme.

Work will start away from the current highway first and wherever possible, before the works on the roundabout begin.
Traffic in either direction will be signalised.

Please plan any journey accordingly as the works will cause some delays.

If you have any questions or concerns, further information and contact details are available via the Parish Council website:

https://winwickparishcouncil.org.uk/peelhall

13/04/2026

Winwick Dementia café launch proves a huge success

We’re pleased to share this important update from the The Battlefields Trust regarding the historic Battle of Winwick (1...
02/04/2026

We’re pleased to share this important update from the The Battlefields Trust regarding the historic Battle of Winwick (1648) — one of the most significant and best-preserved battlefields from the English Civil War.

The site, where Parliamentarian forces defeated the Royalists in August 1648, is recognised as a nationally important heritage asset and remains a key part of our local history.

Winwick Parish Council has been actively involved in ongoing discussions with the Battle of Winwick Society, and we are committed to supporting efforts to protect, promote and properly recognise this historic landscape.

Cllr Herron will continue to work closely with the Society and other partners to ensure that the significance of the battlefield is fully understood and preserved for future generations.

Please follow the Battle of Winwick Society - 1648 page to keep up to date with their latest work and progress.

26/03/2026

Good morning

🚨Parish Cllrs are aware of posts from Winwick Park area and Myddleton Lane with regard to attempts to open cars and theft of a vehicle.

Please can we ask that firstly in an emergency dial 999 and do not attempt to comfront the person for your own safety.

101 for other issues, such as logging the attempt, your cctv may be required.
And importantly, please do fill out residents voice🚨

Thank you
WPC

https://www.cheshire.police.uk/police-forces/cheshire-constabulary/areas/cheshire/campaigns/warrington/residents-voice/

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Clerk To Winwick Parish Council, C/o Winwick Leisure Centre, Myddleton Lane
Winwick
WA28LQ

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