The Weaverham History Society has just published a new book. It is based upon an earlier book by the Society from the 1980s called ‘Old Weaverham – a Pictorial History’. With the help of Anne Loader Publications, we have updated and reissued this book. The new publication is called ‘Weaverham…
The 2023 Weaverham Rose Queen is Poppy Sofia Gibson. She is 14 years old and attends The County High School Leftwich. Her hobbies are football and troupe. We wish her a wonderful time for her year representing Weaverham. The history of the Weaverham Rose Fete started in the early 1900s…
Now it is July, and you may have put in your diary the dates for the next RHS Flower Show at Tatton Park, which is between 19 to 23 July. It is high summer and everything in your garden will be in full growth, so I thought it appropriate to…
Both Charles I and Charles II had 2 coronations, one in Scotland and one in England. Charles II was first crowned in Scotland at Scone on 1 January 1651.
Looking back to the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II held on a rainy Tuesday, 2 June 1953, there were many celebrations held in Weaverham and a commemorative programme was printed. (If anyone still has a copy we would be happy to scan it to add to our archive). The celebrations…
The sun is shining and the birds are singing, preparing for warmer weather. Soon we will be able to see the spring bulbs that have been planted by the Weaverham Trust over the past few years on the verges of the roads entering the village. The sight is glorious and…
