From 12 April, Northwich and Winsford libraries will reopen on reduced hours for browsing and public computer access. An Order and Collect service will also be available from both Libraries. It would appear that Sandiway Library will remain closed for the present.
The Council’s Head of Communities, Culture and Libraries, Rachel Foster said: “Staff will be working hard to ensure everyone’s safety. Our ... libraries have tested processes in place to ensure that all spaces are cleaned on a regular basis and visitors adhere to social distancing guidelines. “We look forward to welcoming visitors back. Look out in the press and ... online in the coming months with West Cheshire Libraries.”
For further information and details of library opening hours visit www.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk/libraries.
Some Library services are available 24/7 online, including the new BorrowBox service. Any library member can download the new BorrowBox app to their digital devices and access thousands of eBooks and eAudiobooks free of charge at any time of the day or night.
Reservations will resume on 12 April and loan periods will be extended until 17 May. Libraries are also fine-free for under 13s now. Children aged 0 to 12 years will no longer be charged for any overdue items and any pre-existing late charges will be removed from their accounts. Check items on loan by logging in to your account.
Date |
Time |
Topic |
Thursday 1 April |
1pm |
General discussion, medication issues, repeat prescriptions and Disease modified Anti Rheumatology Drugs (DMARD) |
Thursday 8 April |
1pm |
Sample drop off |
Thursday 15 April |
1pm |
Appointment Booking for Sandiway and Cuddington residents |
Thursday 22 April |
1pm |
Alternative model of care |
Will users of the playing fields on Norley Road and Weaverham road please note the following:
If you wish to provide a regular service, on the playing fields, whether paid for or not, to other users e.g. fitness classes, personal training, sports coaching, sporting and other events etc, then you must register such activity with the Playing Fields Association (PFA) prior to carrying out such activity.
The PFA will, where deemed necessary, need to have copies of your method statements/risk assessments and potentially, public liability insurance details, before agreeing that such activity can proceed. This is to ensure that the requirements of the PFA’s own insurance are being adhered to. The PFA will be happy to offer further advice to any would be users about the type and detail of information required.
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Since October 2019, a newly formed Local Academy Board of Governors has worked closely together to develop a team of volunteers who have continued to enhance the effectiveness of Cuddington Primary School. The skills of the Academy Board have proven to develop and secure positive outcomes in Safeguarding, Finance, Mental Health and Well-Being, Special Educational Needs and the Quality of Education.
We are looking to enhance our Board further by recruiting a governor who could oversee our Health and Safety practises, by working with our Site Maintenance Officer and Head Teacher. If you think you have the skills to support and advise in this role and would enjoy being part of ‘Team Cuddington,’ then please contact the school directly on 01606 288150 and ask to speak with Mrs Sue Mills (Head Teacher) for further details.
We look forward to hearing from you and thank you in anticipation for expressing an interest in helping our wonderful team of professionals, children and their families.