Well done to all the children who attended the very first Kids Cookie Workshop Sunday afternoon 20th May, with their parents, at the new village hall. Organised by Hale Parish Council. Everyone had a fantastic time making their cookies, under the guidance of Cath, Cerri and Luke. The workshop started just after 12 noon, with the tables ready with all the untensils, ingredients and instructions. Cath went through the instructions step by step, until the children had their coo

Due to resignations, there are 2 vacancies on Hale Parish Council, details below for anyone interested, dated 19th December from the Parish Clerk... HALE PARISH COUNCIL Vacancy for Parish Councillor There are 2 vacancies on the above Council due to resignations of Ian Moscrop and Cerri Gallagher A by-election will be held if, within 14 days (not counting Saturdays and Sundays) from the date below. 10 electors for the parish give notice in writing claiming such an election to

Local Parish Council/Cheshire Police Working Together Meetings. Hale Parish Council - Monday 20th March 7:15pm, Childe Of Hale Public House. Church End/Church Rd. https://www.cheshire.police.uk/about-us/events/working-together-hale-village/ Halebank Parish Council - Tuesday 21st March 7:15pm, Halebank Youth Club. Baguley Avenue. https://www.cheshire.police.uk/about-us/events/working-together-halebank/ #halebankparishcouncil #haleparishcouncil #cheshirepoliceworkingtogether

The next Hale Parish Council - Monthly meeting, will be this Monday 19th September at 7:30pm. The meeting includes a Working Together Police Surgery from Cheshire Police for villagers to report and/or raise issues, and also a Public Forum for further village related issues. The Clerk is available from 7pm for items to be included in the Public Forum As the Village Hall is closed for redevelopment the following meeting will take place upstairs in The Childe of Hale Pub 7.30pm

Hale Parish Council are in the final stages of surrendering the lease for Hale Park, to Halton Borough Council. Due to cutbacks at HBC, the Open Space Services communicated that they must enforce the lease tearms, that Hale Parish Council should now pay for maintaining the park, which annually would be £16000. As the Hale Parish precept is approaching this figure of £16000 annually, the Parish Council could not afford the costs. If the Parish Council were to continue to lease