21 February 2026: Frodsham packs a lot of history into a relatively small West Cheshire town.
Main Street, its principal thoroughfare, is lined with trees planted for the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1897. Elsewhere, there’s a Stuart coaching inn, the Bear’s Paw, and rows of fine Georgian townhouses.
Full Article on Runcorn and Widnes World Website
Full Article on Cheshire Life Website
31 January 2026: Celebrating 50 years of Frodsham panto, well-known local actress Emma Cunniffe reflects on her childhood experiences in several shows, the impact it has had on her successful career and the fond memories she has of taking part alongside her dad, Frank, who was “so funny and got involved with all the panto spirit”, and her TV director mum, June, who was "a wonderful singer”.
Full Article on Frodsham News Website
31 January 2026: For the second year running, Frodsham Primary Academy has been recognised for its work in identifying and supporting often 'hidden' young carers who may benefit from the services of the Cheshire Young Carers organisation.
Full Article on Frodsham News Website
31 January 2026: We are all used to seeing the spectacular 'Danny' steaming on the river between Sutton Weaver and Acton Bridge, but with the Marsh Lock closed downstream and the swing bridge’s electrical repairs upstream, she is stuck at her moorings and missing her annual service in Liverpool.
Full Article on Frodsham News Website
31 January 2026: When Johnny Vegas wanted to make a stained glass window for his glamping business, he was referred to renowned glass artist Jen Barker in her fabulous workshop loft in Bradley Lane. He then recommended her to Channel 5’s “Britains most scenic counties” when it featured Cheshire in episode two. They followed her creating and presenting a fabulous piece for the 1st Anniversary of fine dining Restaurant Twenty Eight in Chester. She has also featured in Womans Weekly.
Full Article on Frodsham News Website
