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SOME unusual items were discovered during a litter pick. Friends of Winsford Town Park teamed up with police community support officers to carry out a knife sweep as part of national anti-knife crime week. John Malam, chairman of the friends group, said: "The good news is that no knives were found. A few bags of litter were collected. "PCSO Ben Lee found an old pair of crucible tongs. "Community and police working together for the benefit of us all." CSOs join forces with Friends of Winsford Town Park to carry out a knife sweep PCSOs join forces with Friends of Winsford Town Par...

VOLUNTEERS are giving Winsford Town Park a spring clean. The friends group has been given permission by Winsford Town Council to resume weekly activity session under the guidance of Jo Fawcett, the park's horticulturalist. John Malam, chairman of Friends of Winsford Town Park, said: "We will be tidying up the planting scheme around the salt stacks and adding new perennials to fill gaps. "We will also tidy up the woodland walk pathway and borders as you enter the park from the Clough Road entrance." In the coming weeks volunteers will be painting the salt stack plinths with masonry p...

Updated John Malam, Laura and Rowan Whitehead, Cllr Mike Baynham and Charlie Parkinson campaigning to protect mature trees from being felled at the Greedy Pig site CAMPAIGNERS are fighting to save historic trees disappearing from a riverside landmark in Winsford. Residents were saddened to see Lawson cypress trees being felled at a new housing development in New Road on Thursday. Only two mature trees are left on the land, known locally as the Greedy Pig site, and the community is calling on developers to keep them. Lane End Group and Weaver Vale Housing Trust is transforming the site...

DISABLED children will soon be able to have fun in a playground with their sisters and brothers. Specialist play equipment is being installed at play areas in Winsford Town Park and Over recreation ground in the coming weeks. Winsford Town Council confirmed plans to buy a seated roundabout and wheelchair swing at an open spaces committee meeting. The announcement has been welcomed by crusading resident Charlie Parkinson who has been campaigning to give disabled youngsters the same leisure opportunities as able bodied children. Grandad Charlie said:"I am absolutely delighted that we ...