Comberbach Memorial Hall
Community centre in Comberbach
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View allRixton Claypits Local Nature Reserve
Hollins Green · 8.7 miles
The former clay-extraction site at Rixton, close to the village of Hollins Green in Warrington, has reverted to a mosaic of ponds, scrub, woodland and damp grassland. Work on the boulder-clay began in the 1920s to supply a nearby brickworks and stopped in 1965; since then natural regeneration has created a range of habitats that are now managed as a local amenity by Warrington Borough Council. Two sections covering a total of 15 hectares are designated both as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a Special Area of Conservation, recognised for their calcareous grassland and for supporting the largest breeding population of great crested newts in Cheshire. The reserve, formally created in 1996, offers waymarked paths that guide visitors around the water bodies and grassland, and a small visitor centre provides information about the site’s ecology. Angling is allowed on the lake that lies between the two protected sections, with the Warrington Anglers Association overseeing the activity; the principal fish species are tench, bream and roach, while carp and pike are also present. Access is via the surrounding countryside, and the reserve is under the care of the local council, which maintains the facilities for public use.
Wharton Allotments
Wharton · 6.8 miles
Allotments established 2015; managed by Winsford Town Council
Boer War Memorial
Centre Park · 7.5 miles
For men of the South Lancashire Regiment
The Mount
Warrington · 7.5 miles
Site of castle (no visible remains)
Martinscroft Green
Martinscroft · 7.5 miles
Public space in common ownership
Padgate War Memorial
Fearnhead · 8.1 miles
Stone memorial to commemorate those that made the ultimate sacrifice during WW1-2. Ceromonies are held here on Rememberance Sunday.
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