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100ml water
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Chester’s Riverside Walkway
by Paul Morris
New sections of a purpose-built promenade are now open to have included the widening of the upstream side by 7ft (2m) in
the public alongside the River Dee. Stretching from the Groves 1826 to provide the present footpath.
to the Cop Park on Sealand Road, it’s a fascinating walkway, with The Hydro-electric station was opened in1913 on the site of the
many points of interest and views, previously in-accessible to the old Dee-Mills on the City side of the bridge to use the excess
people of Chester. water created by the weir to generate some electricity. Since
The walkway takes in the Roodee, Little Roodee and Crane- 1951 it has become a water pumping Station as rising demands
Wharf along the way and was constructed with support from in electricity over the years, meant it was no longer viable.
various funders which included the Water in Historic City 3. CHESTER CASTLE - Passing along Castle Drive, Chester
Centres (WIHCC) project, a project which is part of the Castle becomes visible on your right.
European Union’s interregional programme for North-West 4. GROSVENOR BRIDGE - Passing through the Little Roodee
Europe. car park you come under the vast and very impressive Grosvenor
The new trail (Groves to Cop Park) is approximately 2miles Bridge. Opened in 1832 and designed by Thomas Harrison, the
(3km) and listed here are places/points of interest to help bridge had the widest single span arch in the world. A model
you plan your walk and enjoy the rich heritage of Chester’s bridge can be seen nearby in Castle Drive.
riverside. 5.THE RACECOURSE - Known as the Roodee - this is the oldest
1. Starting at the Groves, commence towards the racecourse racecourse in Britain and the Walkway trundles nicely around
along the Castle Drive. Take in the Weir as you pass, a structure the race-track itself. From here you can view the skyscape of
originating from as far back as 1092. Steps were built in later Chester from different points as you pass.
years to help migrating salmon pass over this barrier - hence the 6. RAILWAY VIADUCT - After passing through the Grosvenor
name Salmon Leap for the flats on the opposite side of the River Bridge onto the Racecourse walkway, you pass under the railway
in Handbridge. viaduct at the other end. This impressive structure has a mass
2. OLD DEE BRIDGE & HYDRO ELECTRIC STATION. The of arches dotted all along it as it heads off towards the City,
bridge is thought to date from 1387. Alterations over the years alongside the Roodee.
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After passing under the Railway Viaduct a whole new promenade Lock where the Shropshire Union Canal meets the River Dee.
section sees you pass the Racecourse Stable blocks and plush Currently undergoing some renovation the lock was constructed
new residential apartments before you arrive at the Old Port in1801.
area (also known as Crane Wharf). This was a previously After passing the lock, a short walk onto Sealand Road brings
inaccessible stretch of the riverside which was cut - off by the you to Cop-Park. This is named after the bank (cop) which
former gasworks, the site now occupied by the stables. is still clearly visible and was raised in the early 18th century
7. CRANE WHARF From the approach to Crane - Wharf you to protect low-lying areas from flooding. A Cheshire Cheese
will see on your right the Water Tower. Built in 132 as the New Warehouse stood here, next to the bend in the river in the late
Tower to help protect the City from any ship- borne attack. 18th Century.
(Of course back then it stood in the waters of the River Dee!) After the Cop-Park - beyond the river bend, it is worth a little
The river has long since changed its course and the Wharf was look at the “new-cut” a straight section of the river made from
developed during the second half of the 18th Century. Taking cutting a channel through marshes in the 1730’s to aid navigation
sea-going vessels of up to 350 tons, the port was connected to between Chester and the open sea. Here on, a newly created
the City by a new road (now known as New Crane Street). The path/cycleway extends riverside to Queensferry in North Wales
walkway here has been constructed directly above the former (approx 8 miles away).
quay and a listed former riverside warehouse still remains. Do enjoy exploring the fascinating walkway, but as ever, by
8. COP-PARK Walk along out of Crane Wharf (Old Port) passing the river, do take care and be safe. Please also note that the
the various new riverside apartments, you will pass the Dee- racecourse section is not open on race days.
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pubreview
The route that they have chosen is that of chicken, mozzarella and sweet chilli sauce. It
The Red Lion - Bar & Courtyard a chique City wine bar aiming at those that came with a fabulously dressed salad, home
want a relaxing drink and meal also at those made minted potato salad and coleslaw.
returning home from a hard day’s work. But Seemingly simple, yet perfectly done, very
F ollowing last month’s excursions out during my stay there was an encouraging tasty and £6.15 for the two which would not
into the countryside, I thought that this lunchtime trade, but it still deserved more buy a couple of sandwiches in a motorway
month I should confine myself within the attention that it was getting. services. The menu promises an extension
realms of suburbia. With this in mind I set of the food range ’soon’ and if this standard
I was greeted by a is maintained, it will be worth another look.
off for Handbridge very pleasant young
to see exactly what Having soaked up the atmosphere, I stepped
waitress who was outside half expecting to find myself in central
had been done to a busily polishing the
part of my youthful Manchester: still being in Handbridge felt
fittings of the already incongruous. If however, you are this side of
stamping ground; the immaculate counter
Red Lion. From the hazy town looking for a light lunch, you could do
in this minimalist, yet far worse.
memories of my drink surprisingly comfortable
fuelled excesses of the bar. The curmudgeon
early 70’s, the Red was in me was immediately
a simple, honest to affronted by an array
goodness pub with no of beer pumps with
pretentions whatever. nothing hand-pulled,
Blind Alec’s idea of until I noticed with
culinary sophistication stretched to offering relief a Timothy Taylor’s sign. A welcome sight
toothpicks with which to attack your pickled anywhere and in this instance, very well kept
egg. He was a landlord from the old mould; a into the bargain.
seller of beer. My God, things have altered. I
know all things must change, but to witness I asked for a menu and realised how far
change of this magnitude to somewhere once removed the place now was from the old Red
so familiar is to feel the bed rock of one’s life Lion I remembered. The menu was delightfully
shifting. However, once I had got over the written, with amusing drink related poems
shock and begun to examine the place with and a staggering array of very reasonably
a less jaundiced eye, it all began to make a priced cocktails. The food portion however,
little more sense. The days of the street corner was limited to several starters and a selection
pub making a living from its wet sales alone of filled paninis; further underlining the
are long gone. Today food is the passage attempt to create an essentially Mediterranean
to survival. If you are situated on the edge
The Red Lion
‘café society’ feel to the place. I ordered the
of a town offering the choice of dining that soup of the day, which was a (genuinely) 37 Overleigh Rd,
Chester does, then in order to make a splash home made cream of vegetable and but for Handbridge, Chester
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Square One Youth Centre
Caldy Valley Neighbourhood Church
Square One Youth Club Mondays & Fridays 7 – 9pm
Caldy Valley Road, Boughton
Young Peoples Surgery Beginning Monday 24th April
& every 4 weeks until July.
For more details contact Square One Youth Centre Rev Gordon Etheridge Tel: 675967
on 602812 or 320345
Rev Tim Jackson Tel: 344642
Keep Fit : Monday Thursday Friday 10am – 11.30am
Times of Masses
Contact Mrs Hollindale 077631 92566 or 319869 for more details
SUNDAY
Chester Childminders : meet at Square One Youth Club in term time Service: 10.45am morning worship
6.30pm evening worship
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H unting to n Vi l l a g e H a l l CALDY VALLEY
BRIDGE CLUB
Fourth Monday each month Village Hall Meeting
Third Monday each month Parish Council Meeting Tuesdays 1.15 – 4.30pm
Monday – Friday Huntington Under 5’s Playgroup 9.15am – 12.15pm Wednesdays 7pm – 10pm
Fridays 1.15pm – 4.30pm
Contact Katie Lindsay 01244 351343
Hire of the Village Hall for any local events call Margaret Jones 01244 340582
£10 per hr before 6.30pm £12 per hr after 6.30pm
Huntington WI
Meetings held first
Huntington after School Club Monday in the month
Art Exhibition & Sale 7.15pm at Huntington
Breakfast Club and After School Club
Village Hall. For more
Saturday May 10th At Huntington Primary school
Call Paul Morris 07796 763306 details call
All Saints Church
Joan Griffiths
Corner of Vicarage Rd/ Hoole 01244 316415
Vicars Cross
Road Baby & Todder Group
Hoole meet at
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10am – 4pm on Tuesday Morning Grosvenor Park Road, Chester
10am – 11.30am
Admission & Parking free Rev Fr Paul Shaw
And Friday
1pm – 2.30pm
Times of Masses
SUNDAY
Great Boughton Library Opening Times Vigial Mass: 6.00pm at Rowton Methodist Chapel
9.00am (Sung)
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Reflecting his affectionate humour and attention to detail,
Mark strives to portray even the most ordinary person as
someone special.
Subject matter often hints at his rural upbringing in Welsh
border country with his love for animals and the countryside
often revealed in his work.
Happy caricaturing animals as he is people, Mark is often
commissioned to produce humorous pet portraits. Not just
a caricaturist, Mark is also an experienced book illustrator
which he feels makes him well placed to tackle almost any
subject a client might throw at him.
His caricaturing also takes him
around the country working at
various events such as weddings,
special events and school
workshops.
www.markb ardsl ey i l l ustrati on.co.uk
01938 500731 • 07719 538478
WIN!
5) He illustrated the BFG and the Twits
6) Illustrator whose cat was in a hat
7) Gnasher’s badly behaved owner
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8) Desperate Dan’s favourite dish Living Magazine. Office 159,Gateway
9) Tintin’s faithful white dog House, 78 Northgate Street, Chester.
A unique 10) Paul McCartney’s favourite cartoon bear CH1 2HR
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Don’t forget to include your name and
of your friend, loved one or 12) This Nick Park creation loves cheese contact details! Closing date 25th
of yourself. Simply answer 13) He drew the Daily Express’s fearsome grandma’s April 2008
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the following questions for a caricature for publicity purposes.
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chance to win.
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Wedding N ow that spring is here, summer is just around the
corner and with it comes the wedding season.
Planner
Weddings can take place at any time of year but the
majority of us would like to guarantee good weather,
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Wedding Belles Bridal Boutique
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Tel 01928 735688. Customer parking to the right of the store. www.frodshamweddingbelles.co.uk
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