Annual Financial Statements

Alvanley

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A rural village in Cheshire

Welcome to the Alvanley Village Website.

Alvanley is a small rural village and civil parish near the village of Helsby, in the unitary authority of Cheshire West and Chester and the ceremonial county of Cheshire, England. It had a population of 472 according to the 2011 Census


News


Alvanley Parish Council met in the Village Hall on Wed. 6th December.

Discussion took place on the commemorative bench, potholes and general road surfaces which need attention.

The bench at the crossroads has now been refurbished and thanks given to Mr. Timpson for the plaque. Thanks also given to Mr. Crawford for his assistance on the village planters.

The next mtg. was  held on Wed. 10 Jan. 2024 and discussion took place re the 2024/25 precept. It was finally agreed that it should remain the same. Discussion took place re a Commemorative bench, Alv.and Manley May Fair various road conditions to be reported for attention and also an improvement to the green fencing by Primrose Lane. The Parish Council will be considering the 80th anniversary of the Normandy Landings with a view to purchasing a D-Day 80 Lamp Light of Peace and this will be on the Agenda for the next meeting.

The next meeting. is due to be held on Wed. 28 Feb.


Harry Noden

The Parish Council is sad to announce the death today of Harry Noden. 

Harry served on Alvanley Parish Council for many years and was a very valued member of the village community. 

Further details will be advised when available.


Alvanley & Manley Village School

It has been a pleasure for me, as a Parish Councillor, to be able to attend

the Nativity occasions of Alvanley and Manley Village School. The Infants,

Early Years, held a Nativity in Alvanley Church on 6th Dec. and it was such

a joyous occasion for the parents to be able to see just how well the

children were able to perform. The staff had organised such a wonderful

performance and the children responded in such an ideal way. They were

all a credit to our school.


On the 14th December in Alvanley Church the Juniors held their Christmas

occasion together with the local Highfield Male Voice Choir conducted by

Gary Hill and accompanied by Helen Jackson. The Church was full with

parents and local villagers who wanted to support the occasion. The 

children performed in a very well organised and distinguished way which

reflected the skills of the staff in such a favourable manner. There was a

tremendous atmosphere which was enjoyed by all who managed to

attend.


May the Head, The Staff and the Children enjoy a Merry Christmas and a

Happy New Year before the next school term begins and the hard work

commences once again.


Congratulations should also be extended to the school's efforts at the Helsby HO HO HO where the Christmas Trailer was decorated so brilliantly and the children did so well attending the occasion in spite of the inclement weather. The hard work by the staff, parents and the children was very much appreciated by all the people watching the parade. 



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