Please note: from Thursday 19 March all collections of garden waste will be suspended so that resources can be concentrated on maintaining a regular household refuse collection service.   It might be a good idea to put garden rubbish in … Continue reading →

Hi all, We are definitely in interesting times! Many people are self isolating, others very much limiting contact with the outside world. But we do all need to communicate. Fortunately there are MANY options out there as well as the … Continue reading →

Here is a link to the latest advice issued by Public Health England for households with suspected Covid-19. www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-stay-at-home-guidance/stay-at-home-guidance-for-households-with-possible-coronavirus-covid-19-infection#things-to-help-you-prepare-now

Can you help – or do you need help? In response to the Coronavirus situation, Westminster Park Residents’ Association is setting up a support system for local residents who are likely to need to isolate themselves in the near future. … Continue reading →

In the autumn, the WPRA gardening club planted many daffodil bulbs at the entrances of Vincent Drive and Rowcliffe Avenue onto Lache Lane.  It is wonderful to see them all now coming into flower.  Thank you to all the planters … Continue reading →

The Chester Residents’ Associations Group (of which WPRA is a member) is running an Anti-Social-Behaviour questionnaire in conjunction with CH1BID.  The questionnaire has been slightly reworded to make it more relevant to residents who live outside the City Walls, so … Continue reading →

Saturday, 21 March 2020 at Rowton Hall, 11am until 4pm – Sustainable Spring Fair Cheshire West and Chester Council’s Waste team are currently focusing on textiles and how climate change is affected by fast fashion.  The way we make, use and throw … Continue reading →

Please be aware that works are taking place on Hunter Street and Town Hall Square in February in connection with the Northgate development. The east part of Hunter Street will be closed during February for approx.  4 – 6 weeks … Continue reading →