Residents Information
Welcome to our Village
Malpas is a thriving community with many shops, services, community groups and voluntary sector organisations.
This is the place to come for all essential Residents information.
This page contains details of services that operate within and around the village, from the local emergency facilities to the details of the local Cash Machine and defibrillator sites. From here you can find out about the local schools, bin day and useful contact numbers etc..
Included on the page are:
Community Speed Watch
Local Development
Heber Leisure Facility
Information on Local Facilities and services.
Laurel Bank Medical Centre.
Malpas and District Community Land Trust.
Malpas Recreation Ground
Police Reports
Reporting problems with streets and Highways
Travel Smart
This list contains details of services that operate within and around the village, from the local emergency facilities to the details of the local Cash Machine and defibrillator sites. This is the place to come for all essential Residents information. We hope you find it useful. Medical facilities A & ECountess of Chester NHS Trust, Health ParkLiverpool....
Do you have a problem?Cheshire West Council has an Interactive Mapping Web Site where you can view facilities, service and infrastructure for your area. This can be found hereThere is also a HIghway Faults menu covering:Grids/DrainsManholesRoad....
Speeding on Church Street and Wrexham RoadBecause of the traffic speeds on Church Street and Wrexham Road , a number of the residents are coming together to form a Community Speed Watch.Over the next few weeks they will be out and about in the village asking people to sign up to the Community Safer Driving Campaign.This will be followed up with a roadside presence with Speed....
I Travel Smart is a web site that brings together the many options available for travelling around Cheshire West area.Check out the options hereThe Local Sustainable Travel Fund (LSTF) was a £4.6 million programme which was designed to help Cheshire West and Chester Council target workplaces in the Chester and Ellesmere Port areas,....
My name is now Malpas as you may knowI was born as Depenbech in a deep valley many centuries agoI sit atop of the southern end of the Sandstone ridge Overlooking the Dee Valley and the Sealand inverted Y BridgeA hill top stop on Watling Street when Rome was strongI became a fort to keep out the Welsh when the Normans came along.I was once recognised by a King past as a busy....
Malpas and District Community Land TrustCommunity Land Trusts (CLTs) are a relatively new approach to housing in the UK. One reason why CLTs are set up , is to provide long term housing for people where they live or they work, even when market rate houses are beyond their means. However, they can also be used to manage a wide variety of assets that the....
Malpas Recreation Ground TrustA trust deed dated 31st December 1938 governs the operation of the piece of land off the Tilston Road known as Malpas Recreation Ground The Malpas Recreation Ground Trust was registered with the Charity Commissioners as a charity on 11th May 1971. Responsibility for ensuring the terms of the trust document are upheld the Recreation Ground is currently....
Get your heart pumping with these five body weight exercisesAre you the fittest you can be? Now you can test yourself, here are five exercises to really push yourself.This month's workout is made up of primal, functional movements that test your athletic strength, endurance and power in a safe and natural way. There are many benefits to improving your fitness....
This page contains a list of health services and facilities available in the....
The Malpas Young Persons Centre is situated on Chester Road, Malpas and not only serves the local community of Malpas, but also caters for approximately 155 youngsters of all ages from the surrounding parishes.The centre Chairman is John Pierson, a Malpas resident, and he is always looking out for new volunteers to strengthen the dedicated volunteer team.The centre employs a part....
This page contains information on how to contact your Local Police and Safety Officers.Reporting incidents on the 101 Non-Emergency Number We know there are some issues with the public contacting us on the 101, in particular around waiting times at peak times of demand.The 101 service in not where we want it to be at the present time but we're working hard to get it back to a....
The Parish Council has begun holding regular meetings with the developers Bovis homes, the whole aim of the meetings is to discuss any concerns we have as a village, iron out any difficulties and get them addressed as soon as possible. In turn the developers aim to keep the village fully informed of their plans and update us on progress so far. Given this is the....
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