After a worrying wet and windy night, a bright morning on 6th July brought runners to Frodsham Hill Memorial for the start of the town's legendary Downhill Run. This year, 206 individuals competed in the 1.3 mile race.
The afternoon of this years Festival went with a swing with a BBQ, and entertainment from Frodsham Sings, with one week to go before their appearance at the Llangollen Eisteddfod, our popular belly dancers and Zodiac singers and One Voice Choir.
The Memory Café at the Community Church, (known as the Tin Church) on Main Street, came into being about 3 years ago with a couple of members and a core group of volunteers with backgrounds in dementia care, nursing, mental health and social care.
On a lovely sunny afternoon in June, Frodsham Town Council held a Food and Drink Festival in the beautiful grounds of Castle Park. There was something for everyone with a huge variety of food and drink on offer, onstage entertainment as well as children’s games, rides and competitions all day. There was a fantastic community spirit at this wonderful addition to the Castle Park diary. Well done to all the organisers!
Jeff Wood was presented with his Silver Wolf award in December at Queen Charlotte’s Wood by Oliver Chambers, District Lead Volunteer. The award was in recognition by the former Chief Scout Bear Grylls for services to scouting of the most exceptional nature. Jeff is an outstanding volunteer and is involved with Explorers, Top Awards, Nights Away and the Queen Charlotte’s Wood Activity Centre.