Events and lifestyle articles relevant to living in Newton-le-Willows and Earlestown.
Community volunteers are needed to help with the ongoing restoration work of our historic canal at Spike Island.
Events and lifestyle articles relevant to living in Newton-le-Willows and Earlestown.
Community volunteers are needed to help with the ongoing restoration work of our historic canal at Spike Island.
Give your child a head start at school – and help them develop a lifelong love of learning with tuition from Elizabeth, our local Kumon Instructor.
Fox Cycling Cheshire North is helping local children learn to ride – with a one-hour guarantee that really delivers.
Masters Rugby League is open to men aged 35+ and women aged 30+of all fitness levels and abilities.
Our gardening tips for August will have your garden looking its best for as long as summer lasts!
Kathryn Fogg, founder of the Chaos Coffee Club in Newton-le-Willows, on why making friends as an adult can feel so daunting – and how thoughtful hosting can help.
July is time to enjoy the fruits of your labour out in the garden – but there are still a few tasks to keep you busy, too!
June is a month when flowers burst into bloom and the sunshine means we all get to spend more time out there. Here are our gardening jobs for the month …
Discover health and wellbeing groups and classes in Newton-le-Willows, from gentle exercise and yoga to specialist support groups.
Looking for a group or activity that’s just for men? From sports to mental health, here’s what’s coming up.
Households in Newton-le-Willows and Earlestown can now sign up for a permit for your garden waste collections for 2026.
If you’re a woman living in the Newton area and looking to make new friends, this private group for ladies is the perfect opportunity.
Gulliver’s World is ready to start an exciting new season at the Warrington theme park resort.
Reception and Year One children can try fun 3v3 football sessions at Newton-le-Willows FC every Thursday.
Now’s the ideal time to join Haydock Male Voice Choir, as they start to learn new songs for the year ahead.
Have you visited our local Mobile Food Pantry? It’s a great way to get affordable food – and it’s not a foodbank, so no referral is neccessary.
Wanting to get out in the garden this January? We have some ideas for jobs to be done this month to help you get ahead.
Winter may be around the corner, but there are still some jobs to be done out in your garden this December.
Are you ready to experience the transformational benefits of pilates?
As we really enter the autumn weather, there’s lots to do in the garden in November – both to protect plants from the harsh cold of winter, and to prepare …
