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WHEN you are vegetarian or vegan, sometimes finding a good restaurant or cafe with plenty of food options can be a struggle.
The White Bear in Wheelock Street, Middlewich Dogs are welcome at this pub in the centre of Middlewich. Bookings can be made in advance but we also like to keep some space for walk ins. The Kings Lock in Booth Lane, Middlewich This canalside pub offers great food and local beer. There is a huge beer garden right by the canal for a picturesque view and walk. Bar No.4 in Delamere Street, Winsford A rustic, tasteful bar where you can craft ales and fine wines/spirits. You can sit outside with your furry best friend and a drink. The Bowling Green in London Road, Northwich
The Bowling Green in London Road, Northwich As the oldest pub in Northwich, The Bowling Green dates back to 1650. It has a large beer garden with direct access on the River Weaver - great for dog walks. It is a meeting place for the community with much more than just beers to drink, including fresh coffee and real ale and gin. The Stanley Arms in Old Road, Anderton Sitting close to the world-famous Anderton Boat Lift, this pub offers its own moorings for boaters’ use. Dogs can enjoy a walk along the canal before sitting outside with their owners in the spectacular beer garden.
Celia Rowlands and Pam Field with one of Pauline Leaver's pictures from the 'Drawn by the Weaver' exhibition A POSTHUMOUS exhibition by talented artist Pauline Leaver is opening at the Lion Salt Works Museum next month. From May 18 until July 5, the photography exhibition inspired by the River Weaver will be on display, organised as a tribute to Pauline by long-term friends and fellow artists, Celia Rowlands and Pamela Field. Pauline, from Wistaston near Nantwich, was a successful former surgeon, and in her retirement she took an art foundation course at Northwich College of Art before ...
By Matt Simpson Audience and Content Editor View along the River Weaver to Hartford blue bridge WORK to improve footpaths connecting the Hartford blue bridge to Hunt's Lock park is starting this week. Cheshire West and Chester Council's team have started installing a new pathway and resurfacing others to provide better access for pedestrians and promote sustainable travel to Northwich town centre. As part of the project, overhanging tree branches will be cleared along with some scrub and tree vegetation on ...