Culcheth Library has a charming new wooden resident: The Bookworm. Carved by Cheshire artist Andy Burgess, it is here to tempt youngsters away from screens and into stories.
Read more →You know how Culcheth feels like our quiet corner of Warrington, but turns out some spots in town are pulling in the famous faces left and right. From swanky eateries to hidden gems, these venues are turning heads - and not just for the grub. As a local, I'm thrilled yet a tad miffed about the spotlight stealing our low-key vibe.
Read more →An MP visited Culcheth to see the freshly carved bookworm with the Friends of Culcheth Library. A cosy moment for volunteers, and a nudge that our library still needs proper support.
Read more →Plans to turn upper floors of Culcheth’s CPS Shopping Centre into 14 flats have landed like a cold chip supper, with residents and parish councils objecting hard.
Read more →Folks around here in Warrington are up in arms over proposals to turn empty shopping centre floors into flats, calling it nothing short of catastrophic. As a Culcheth resident who's seen our high street evolve, I can't help but worry this spells doom for local retail. It's a bold move for housing, but at what cost to our community vibe?
Read more →The Cherry Tree on Common Lane has permission for a fresh exterior makeover. New signs are coming, and yes, Culcheth now has pub branding drama.
Read more →Culcheth Players are dusting off the tinsel and rehearsing for Fee Fi Fo FUN, a family-friendly pantomime brimming with local talent, cheeky humour and village spirit.
Read more →Folks in Culcheth, you won't believe this one - a 30-year-old got nicked after his tractor ploughed into a crash and just kept going in Warrington. It's a stark reminder of how dodgy some drivers can be on our local roads. Good on the police for tracking him down swiftly.
Read more →A football club chairman has scooped the Bobby Moore Award from Lancashire FA. A deserved nod to grassroots grit - heartwarming to see, though trophies don't fix muddy pitches.
Read more →In a proud moment for our Warrington community, the chairman of a local football club has clinched the esteemed Bobby Moore Award from the Lancashire FA. It's a well-deserved nod to his tireless efforts in grassroots football right here in our neck of the woods. As a Culcheth resident, I'm chuffed to see such dedication get the recognition it merits.
Read more →You won't believe this, but our very own 15-year-old Liam from around these Warrington parts just pulled off a stunning win at Aintree. It's the kind of underdog story that makes you cheer for the local lad against all odds. As a Culcheth resident, I'm buzzing with pride - who knew horse racing could taste this sweet?
Read more →You won't believe this mess in our quiet Culcheth corner - a detective involved in that tense shooting case has been caught supplying drugs to criminals. It's a betrayal that shakes the foundations of trust we place in law enforcement here. As locals, we're left wondering how deep this rot goes.
Read more →The CPS Shopping Centre saga has taken another turn, with developers now eyeing 14 flats above the shops. Culcheth has seen enough plot twists from this building to fill a box set.
Read more →Well, neighbours, just when we thought the endless CPS drama in Culcheth was winding down, here's a fresh curveball: developers eyeing 14 new flats on that contested site. It's got me scratching my head, wondering if this is the solution we've been waiting for or just another layer of headache. As a local who's seen too many plans come and go, I'm cautiously optimistic but ready to voice some concerns.
Read more →Six-year-old Tayah McAllister from Culcheth has helped win a major PQA film award with her siblings, proving talent can shine even when life is being spectacularly unfair.
Read more →A proposed rail freight interchange is being described as larger than Culcheth and three times Croft's size. That is not a footnote, it is a whopper.
Read more →A Culcheth man has avoided prison after admitting a burglary in Great Sankey, where a tracksuit and medication were stolen. The sentence is firm, but eyebrows will rise.
Read more →Folks in Culcheth, we've all felt the squeeze on our roads, and now this letter spells out the nightmare ahead with that new housing estate. It's bound to turn our village lanes into parking lots. As a local who's dodged enough tailbacks, I reckon it's time we pushed back before it's too late.
Read more →Warrington Council has published draft proposals for North Warrington covering homes, jobs, transport and green spaces. From Culcheth viewpoint there are bright ideas and obvious headaches.
Read more →North Warrington is in line for £9.4m-plus upgrades, with traffic-free routes for Culcheth and Burtonwood. About time, frankly, given some roads feel built for nerves of steel.
Read more →Folks in Culcheth, you won't believe the drama on our local roads again - a coach has crashed in Warrington, leaving one passenger needing urgent care from emergency services. It's a stark reminder of how unpredictable driving can be around here. As someone who's navigated these streets for years, I can't help but wonder if we're doing enough to keep everyone safe.
Read more →A £9.4m-backed plan could bring a traffic-free walking, wheeling and cycling link from New Hall Lane towards Birchwood. Sensible, overdue, and worth a proper nosy.
Read more →Folks in Culcheth, our village paths and drives are finally seeing some love from the council with this access improvement scheme. It's about time we smoothed out the bumps that have been jarring our daily commutes. Expect safer, easier travel around our Warrington home without the usual frustrations.
Read more →Folks in Culcheth, our village is finally getting some love from the council with this access improvement scheme. It's about time we smoothed out those bumpy routes that have us dodging potholes like pros. Expect easier strolls and drives around our Warrington gem, though I hope it doesn't turn into another endless saga.
Read more →Well, neighbours, our local planners have raised a glass to that pub's plans for a beer garden and outdoor bar, finally giving it the thumbs up after what felt like an eternity of paperwork. It's about time we got a proper spot to enjoy a pint al fresco without trekking to the city. This could be just the boost Culcheth social scene needs, though I hope they keep the noise down on quiet evenings.
Read more →Right here in our Warrington neck of the woods, the local walking football club has notched up over £5,000 for charity, proving that you don't need to sprint to make a real difference. It's heartening to see folks keeping fit while giving back, especially when Culcheth could use more of that community vibe. Hats off to them for turning gentle kicks into generous donations.
Read more →The Cherry Tree in Culcheth is after a brighter face for Common Lane, with new illuminated signage and seven fascia signs. Subtle village charm or branded glow-up? We shall see.
Read more →Public meetings are being lined up over a major rail freight interchange affecting Winwick and Culcheth, and yes, this is exactly the sort of thing locals will want proper answers on.
Read more →Our villages are gearing up for that magical moment when the Christmas lights flicker on, bringing a bit of holiday cheer to Culcheth and Glazebury. It's the kind of event that warms the cockles on a chilly evening, though I do hope they keep the crowds from turning it into a car park nightmare. Expect the usual festive buzz without the over-the-top commercial fluff.
Read more →Culcheth has had enough of recent youth anti-social behaviour, and Cheshire Police say they are working through names, schools and parents to pin down those involved.
Read more →Here in Culcheth, we're all too familiar with the headaches from rowdy youths causing chaos, and now the police are on the case to track them down. It's about time someone steps up to restore some peace to our quiet village lanes. As locals, we appreciate the effort, but let's hope it sticks before things escalate further.
Read more →Our little village gem, the local pub, is plotting a posh outdoor bar and sprawling beer garden makeover. It's all about that 'desirable location' vibe, turning our quiet corner into a sun-soaked social hub. Finally, something to rival those posh spots down the road without losing our down-to-earth charm.
Read more →The Pack Horse on Church Lane wants to swap its tired smoking shelter for an outdoor bar and smarter beer garden. Sensible idea, though the neighbours will be listening.
Read more →Culcheth’s Newchurch Parish Church clock chimes remain under discussion after a noise complaint. One complaint, one silent clock, and a village not exactly thrilled.
Read more →Culcheth’s empty Siren’s Bar unit may not stay quiet for long. A new licence bid points to Alfred’s Bar taking over, with booze, music and late openings planned.
Read more →Culcheth has found itself in the headlines for all the wrong reasons, with local politics reportedly sinking into toxic territory. Hardly our finest village moment.
Read more →Well, neighbours, the independents have stormed the polls in Penketh and Culcheth, leaving the big parties scratching their heads. It's a breath of fresh air seeing locals vote for fresh faces who actually know our streets and struggles. No more Westminster puppets - this is our village calling the shots.
Read more →Culcheth politics has had a proper plot twist, with a former Parish Council clerk now elected. Some will call it experience, others will raise an eyebrow.
Read more →A striking new sculpture now stands outside Culcheth Library, offering a splash of public art and an instant selfie spot. Locals are split between delight and practical grumbles.
Read more →You know that quiet spot where Wayne Rooney casts his line? Well, the cafe nearby is the real catch, pulling in crowds faster than a trophy trout. As a Culcheth local, I'm thrilled to see our patch getting some star power, though it might mean longer queues for us regulars.
Read more →It's a real gut punch for us in the Warrington area - that cosy café that's been the heart of community chats for over a decade is calling it quits. As a Culcheth local, I've popped in countless times for a brew and a natter, and it's heartbreaking to see another independent gem fade away. While the owners deserve kudos for their steadfast service, one can't help but gripe at the economic squeeze that's claiming these spots.
Read more →Culcheth High School is rolling out the welcome mat for its Open Evening, with big claims, strong results, and enough ambition to make a careers adviser blush.
Read more →Well, folks in Culcheth, it looks like a big international sportswear brand is sniffing around a private gym here in the area, all for one of their champion athletes. They're keen to snap it up, which could mean more buzz for our quiet village. But is this a win for local fitness or just another corporate grab?
Read more →Well, isn't this a boost for our little corner of Warrington? An international sportswear giant is sniffing around a private gym here in Culcheth, all for one of their sponsored local athletes. It's got me thinking, finally some big-league attention for our fitness scene.
Read more →The Rabbit Hole, born in Culcheth and now clearly feeling itself, has opened a second shop in Stockton Heath. Fair play to David Bishop - that's a proper indie glow-up.
Read more →Folks in Culcheth, we've got some concerning news from nearby Warrington: that Italian restaurant just landed a measly one-star food hygiene rating. It's a wake-up call for anyone who loves their pasta without the side of worry. As locals, we expect better standards to keep our dining safe and enjoyable.
Read more →Well, neighbours, it looks like someone's eyeing our lush green belt fields for a solar farm makeover. Plans are in for Village Farm, promising clean energy but threatening that postcard-perfect countryside we all cherish. As a Culcheth local, I'm torn - eco wins versus losing our rural charm.
Read more →Newchurch Parish Church has switched off its newly repaired clock chimes after noise complaints. Culcheth now finds itself debating heritage, sleep and village charm.
Read more →Culcheth’s CPS Shopping Centre is back under the planning microscope, with windows, bins, bikes and a whiff of future flats stirring understandable local suspicion.
Read more →The CPS Centre plans were withdrawn just hours before councillors were due to decide. Culcheth made enough noise to be heard, and rightly so.
Read more →The CPS Shopping Centre plans in Culcheth have been withdrawn at the last minute, after villagers made it abundantly clear they were not buying it.
Read more →The CPS Shopping Centre row is back on the table, with councillors set to discuss plans many in Culcheth see as a quiet step towards flats over shops.
Read more →That eyebrow-raising plan for a new shopping site in our neck of the woods has been pulled just hours before the council's verdict. As a Culcheth resident who's seen enough dodgy developments threaten our green spaces, I'm breathing a sigh of relief - maybe common sense prevailed after all. But honestly, what a waste of everyone's time and nerves.
Read more →Well, neighbours, that eyebrow-raising plan for a massive shopping site just got yanked hours before the council could rubber-stamp it. As a Culcheth local who's seen enough green fields vanish under concrete, I'm breathing a sigh of relief, though I suspect the developers are nursing some bruised egos. This could mean our village charm stays intact, at least for now.
Read more →Wayne Rooney has been back at Partridge Lakes in Culcheth, this time with family in tow. A cracking carp arrived fast, because apparently even the fish know a headline when they see one.
Read more →Culcheth is not exactly rolling out the red carpet for CPS Shopping Centre plans, with 139 objections piling up over housing fears, bins and parking.
Read more →Folks in Culcheth, get ready to dust off those wellies because a shiny new festival is landing in our Warrington patch this summer. It's promising tunes, tasty bites, and a bit of local flair that might just pull us out of our village routine. I'm buzzing, though I hope it doesn't turn into a muddy mess like last year's washout.
Read more →You won't believe it, but one of our own from Culcheth High School has made it big on the nation's favourite soap. It's a real feather in the cap for our little village, showing that talent brews right here in Warrington's backyard. Who knew the corridors of that school hid such star potential?
Read more →Culcheth is not exactly thrilled after new CPS Shopping Centre plans hinted at flats upstairs, following trader evictions that still leave a sour taste.
Read more →Well, neighbours, it looks like those bigwigs at the shopping centre are pulling a fast one with this so-called Trojan horse plan to shoehorn in flats after kicking out the traders. As a Culcheth local who's popped in there for years, I'm fuming at how this could gut our community hub. Time to rally and call out the nonsense before it's too late.
Read more →Decision due on retrospective demolition and rebuild of ‘200-year-old’ cottage Warrington Guardian
Read more →Folks in Culcheth, get ready for some spine-tingling fun because Halloweenville is descending on Partridge Lakes this Halloween season. This family-friendly fright fest promises tricks, treats, and a dash of local charm that'll have us all buzzing. It's about time we had something ghoulishly good right here in our village.
Read more →In a touching show of solidarity, our local teenagers from Culcheth have dedicated their Team of the Year Award to a beloved former classmate who's no longer with us. It's the kind of heartfelt gesture that reminds us why this village pulls together in tough times. Heartbreaking, yet inspiring stuff from these young ones.
Read more →Culcheth High School’s Class of 2025 swapped exam stress for suits, frocks and Wolfie at The Halliwell Jones Stadium, and honestly, they scrubbed up spectacularly.
Read more →More than 90 people walked a marathon route from Culcheth Green for Thomas Reynolds, raising over £21,000 and showing what this village can do when grief is met with love.
Read more →Folks in Culcheth, you won't believe this one - a business director right here in Warrington has been hit with a £16,000 penalty to HMRC after failing to secure £160,000 in VAT bonds. It's a stark reminder that cutting corners on tax obligations can come back to bite you hard. As locals, we know how vital it is for businesses to play by the rules in our tight-knit community.
Read more →In our quiet Warrington neck of the woods, a family's unimaginable loss hits close to home. Their 13-year-old son, known for his sharp wit and endless laughs, passed away far too soon, and now they're channeling grief into raising vital awareness. It's a reminder of how fragile life is in places like Culcheth, where we all know each other's kids.
Read more →Culcheth has a new sporting obsession to sample, and it comes with paddles, quick rallies and a name that still sounds like something from a deli counter.
Read more →ABC Pre-School Limited on Ellesmere Road has been named by the Government over minimum wage underpayments, with staff owed more than £10,000 in total.
Read more →So, they've got plans to knock down a tired old house in our neck of the woods and slap up a shiny five-bedroom modern replacement. It's the kind of thing that gets locals chatting, wondering if it'll blend in or stick out like a sore thumb in Culcheth quaint vibe. I reckon it could breathe some fresh life into the area, but let's hope it doesn't bulldoze the charm we all love.
Read more →Folks in Culcheth, we've got another grim reminder of how low some people can sink right on our doorstep in the wider Manchester area. A man thought it fitting to do a victory lap on the grave of a young girl who was brutally murdered - it's the kind of heartless act that leaves us all reeling. As locals, we know too well the shadows these tragedies cast over our communities.
Read more →Wayne Rooney has turned up at Partridge Lakes in Culcheth, buying a ticket like everyone else and giving staff a proper surprise by the water.
Read more →Culcheth Walking Football Club has bagged the new Culcheth High School artificial pitch and is opening the door wider for over-50s, including a planned women’s team.
Read more →Amy Ramsbottom spent over £2,000 creating her perfect first jewellery shop in Culcheth, only for a 30-day notice to pull the rug out three months later. Brutal, frankly.
Read more →Culcheth turned out in force for Community Day 2025, with stalls, music, food and actual sunshine behaving itself for once. A proper village win.
Read more →A Broseley Lane garage has ended up costing Stewart Chivers more than £2,500 after Warrington Borough Council took the planning breach to court.
Read more →A clean-up off Withington Avenue uncovered 14 large nitrous oxide cylinders. For a quiet Culcheth footpath, that is not just scruffy - it is grim and worrying.
Read more →Our very own massive yarn haven in Culcheth has just scooped three shiny awards, proving once again that knitting needles pack more punch than you might think. It's a win for local talent and creativity, and honestly, about time the world noticed our village's woolly wonders. This isn't just good news; it's the kind that warms the cockles like a fresh scarf.
Read more →Culcheth residents have rallied to celebrate the tidy, accessible makeover of the Culcheth Library gardens, a community push with Warrington support and plenty of local pride.
Read more →Culcheth Library’s garden has had a proper glow-up, thanks to local fundraising, school support and donated plants. Frankly, it is nice to see public space improved without beige misery.
Read more →Culcheth’s CPS Centre shuts on Friday, leaving 25 small businesses scattered. Some have landed safely nearby, but the whole thing feels painfully avoidable.
Read more →Planning permission has landed for 194 new homes in Culcheth, with work expected in autumn 2025. Good news for buyers, less soothing for traffic nerves.
Read more →Well, neighbours, Warrington Council's just given the green light to 431 shiny new homes, and as a Culcheth local, I'm equal parts thrilled and twitchy about it. It's a big step for housing in our corner of Cheshire, but let's hope they don't turn our quiet village into a perpetual traffic jam. This could mean more families moving in, boosting the community vibe.
Read more →Culcheth has popped up in comedy circles, linked with John Le Mesurier and The Culcheth Job. Not bad for a village often treated as a scenic lay-by.
Read more →You know how some folks never grow up? Well, our very own Culcheth photographer has turned that into a goldmine career. By channeling his inner child through the lens, he's built a thriving business that proves whimsy pays off big time.
Read more →Folks in Culcheth are up in arms about proposals to plonk nearly 200 new homes right on our cherished green belt land. It's the kind of news that makes you wonder if developers have ever heard of the word 'enough'. As a local who's seen too many fields turn to bricks, I'm fuming alongside everyone else.
Read more →Culcheth gets a proper community fundraiser on March 22: Warren Bibby's 16-hour non-running marathon, raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support and Warrington Hospital ICU.
Read more →Well, neighbours, the powers that be at Warrington Council have finally piped up about that thorny eviction mess at our beloved Culcheth CPS Centre. They're mulling over a community-suggested fix, which is about time someone listened to us locals. It's a step forward, but let's see if it actually sticks.
Read more →Well, folks, after what felt like an eternity of wrangling, there's finally a glimmer of hope for the Culcheth CPS Centre saga. A meeting with the landlord's legal eagles has sparked a suggested solution that's got us locals cautiously optimistic. It's about time we saw some progress on this drawn-out drama.
Read more →As a Culcheth local, I'm heartbroken seeing Warrington's market traders reduced to tears by this eviction notice - it's a brutal hit to the heart of our community trading scene. These folks have poured their lives into those stalls, and now it's all hanging by a thread. We've got to rally around them before our local vibrancy fades away.
Read more →Folks in Culcheth, our village heart is beating strong against these eviction notices hitting our traders. A 'Save our shops' campaign has kicked off, and it's about time we stood up for the places that make our community tick. No more watching our high street crumble under faceless decisions.
Read more →Culcheth’s CPS Centre traders have been hit with eviction notices, and the village is rightly rattled. Safety matters, but this timing is brutal.
Read more →Folks in Culcheth, can you believe it? Another chunk of our village's history might be crumbling away without a permit. Authorities are digging into reports of unauthorised demolition on that charming 200-year-old cottage, and it's got us all shaking our heads at the disregard for our heritage.
Read more →Well, folks, our little stretch of track in Culcheth turned into a watery nightmare recently, with photos capturing the sheer chaos of the flooding. It's a stark reminder of how vulnerable we are to these downpours, but hats off to the passengers who kept their cool amid the disruption. As a local who's seen my share of soggy commutes, I can't help but wonder if it's time for better defences against Mother Nature's tantrums.
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