Wrenbury Village Website


Scarecrow TrailWe now have all the pictures from the 2010 Trail to remind you of what you saw, or to see what you missed! A very big "Thank You" from Wrenbury School to everybody involved. This will probably be the last Trail in its present format, although it may return in the future.

Prizewinners in the Art Exhibition raffle on 3rd & 4th July 2010 were as follows: 1st prize - Mr. R. Copping; 2nd - Mr A. Rigby; 3rd - Mr/Mrs Coulter; 4th - Mrs H. Fuller; 5th - Mrs S. King.

The WW2 diary of Wilf Chesters, who died in January 2009, is now available, priced at £5. All proceeds go to the Wrenbury & District Branch of the Royal British Legion. For enquiries, contact Peter Bebbington (01270 780890).

The Gardening Club is now closed for the summer holidays. It will re-open on 28th September at 7.30pm at Wrenbury Sports and Social Club, for the first Annual General Meeting and a guest speaker.
Forthcoming events
Tuesday 26th October - Head Gardener of Tatton Park
Tuesday 23rd November - Sue Tatman of Wildlife Trust

For further details contact Sue Clarke, Tel. 01270 780704

Inspector Bob Hassall of the Nantwich Neighbourhood Policing Unit based at Nantwich Police Station has provided this link to your local police page, where you can meet PC Ian Halliwell and Community Support Officer, Sharon Jones, as well as finding out about local policing strategy in this area.

We are a friendly, sociable running group for local runners of all abilities. New people are always welcome. We usually run on Sunday mornings at 8:30 from Wrenbury Surgery, Sound Common or Aston and arrange the time and place via the web site each week.

Wrenbury Toddler Group meet every Tuesday during term time at School House, Wrenbury (next to the main school), from 1:30 - 3:15pm. Activities include crafts, toys and puzzles, board games and outdoor play. For further details contact Hayley Maddocks (01270 611950) or Laura Atkinson (01270 780350).

Cheshire LifeCheshire Life The June 2007 edition of Cheshire Life previewed the Scarecrow Trail, while September 2006 edition featured some new and interesting photographs of the village.

 

This is the village web site for Wrenbury-cum-Frith and surrounding areas.  It is designed to be a "one stop shop" for all you need to know about this delightful part of Cheshire, whether you are a visitor to the area, or have lived here all your life.   Please take your time to browse through our pages.

This site is operated as a voluntary community activity. Inclusion in the site is free of charge, so if you have anything to include that we have missed out, please contact us using the mail link at the bottom of the page.