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Should Hale Village Have A Parish Plan?
During a Hale Parish Council meeting of February 15th, it was suggested by several members of the public, that a Parish Plan or a vision should be adopted for the village. Hale, has no Parish Plan, but most other villages in the Shires and Counties of England have, since 2000 when the Government introduced them..
A Parish Plan is a statement of how a community sees itself and it's future. Parish Plans, reflect the views of all sections of the community, identify local problems and protect heritage values.. As other areas,, since 2000, have adopted Parish Plans is it not time Hale also had such a plan!?
We have set up an online poll to gauge opinion, if Hale Village should, or should not have a Parish Plan
We have also included a general Google search link, for you to view other Parish Plans around the country..
Here on the new "Hidden Heritage" page, we will highlight village
heritage that is,, basically,, hidden.
Yet, this hidden heritage, is right in front of our eyes, on a daily
basis. This new page will be one to look out for in the next few
months as it is constructed.
Hidden Heritage From:
St Mary's, Cocklaid Lane, Hale Park, War Memorial, Hale Shore, Hale FC and more..
All Saints ChurchSpeke
The Coffee Shop
Churchyard/Ancestry Enquiries
For A Better England
For those researching family history, from your family tree, to where they are buried here in Hale. If you require assistance searching for a loved ones grave, or a distant relatives grave, in the churchyard, then your first port of call is St Mary's Church-Verger,, Mrs Ros' Barlow.
She has various forms of church records of the graveyard.
If you require Ros to be on site with you, then a "Search Fee" will be required, which goes to the church. The search fee, is £20. Contact Ros on 0151 425 4163
Park & Fly
A new book has been published from Hale Village, this new publication traces every man named on Hale War Memorial.
The excellent new publication, entitled "For A Better England", has been produced and researched by several village historians and Hale Royal British Legion, It is available now from Mr Don Allerston for £5.00 if necessary £1.50 for P&P,, email: donallerston@myway.com for your copy now..
Money rasied from this
book goes towards Hale
Village Hall Restoration
Fund..
The book is also now on
sale at Hale Post Office and
Hale News-Newsagents.
Interested in local history? Then the All Saints Church website is for you! From news about All Saints Church, to the history of Speke.
You can see old and new images of Speke, some dating back nearly 70 years or more! Local people, farmers, to how Speke looked before the large Speke housing estate was built.
Click the below link
Accomodation
Lord Mayor Of Hale
The Good Ole' Days
Blackie Remembers "Ye Olde Hale"
Known to a few as Blackie, this
ole' villager tells it how it was all
those many years ago.
Dating back over 75 years, this village lad reveals some well loved village memories and anicdotes from the good old days, of village life in "ye old Hale"!
Libray Home Delivery Service
Hale Royal British Legion News
Love reading, but can't get to your local library?
Halton Libraries Home Delivery Service is a free service run jointly by WRVS Volunteers and Halton Libraries.
Volunteers choose books and talking books on your behalf and deviler them to your door at a time convenient for you.
There are no age restrictions and the service is open to all who are restricted to home for any reason, due to mobility or long term health/disability problems.
For more information contact the Home Delivery Service Librarian at Widnes Libary 0151 907 8383
Here on halevillageonline.co.uk for those who live
outside of the village, you can now catch up, on
what is happening with the Hale Branch of The Royal
British Legion. The meet every month to discuss their
next projects, parcels for troops, future trips out and much much more. New members are always welcome. To Find out more about the Hale Branch, click the link below....
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The Village Hall Restoration Fund
What do think of the newly refurbished Hale Park, Litter-strewn or litter-free?
Brilliant or boring? A no-go area or a safe place to be? GreenSTAT is a system that gives local residents the opportunity to comment on the quality of their open spaces and how well they feel they are being managed and maintained. It allows site managers to compare the results with others up and down the country to give a truly national voice of what we think about our open spaces.
Hale Park Questionnaire-Survey
Click here to fill in the Questionaire/Survey
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