My A - Z of Chester South & Eddisbury…
E is for Eddisbury Hillfort
Eddisbury Hillfort is an Iron Age hill fort (a fortified hill-top settlement). It is the largest and most complex of Cheshire's prehistoric hilltop enclosures, occupying a sandstone plateau just to the east of the main ridge.
Aphra Brandreth welcomes Conservative Government funding of £5,803,255 in Cheshire East and £4,278,091 in Cheshire West & Chester to support children with SEND.
· Every child deserves the chance to succeed in life, which is why the Conservative Government has increased the high-needs
The Government has signalled its commitment to rebuilding Leighton Hospital as quickly as possible at a recent Westminster Hall debate.
Aphra Brandreth attended the recent Westminster Hall debate on the Rebuild of Leighton Hospital.
Inspirational women across Chester South and Eddisbury are to be recognised to help celebrate International Women’s Day.
On International Women's Day, Aphra Brandreth is looking for nominations to find Chester South & Eddisbury’s most inspirational women and to thank them for everything they do
My A - Z of Chester South & Eddisbury…
C is for Cheshire Cheese
There’s no shortage of places to buy and eat delicious cheeses from Cheshire and beyond.
I picked up some of the Tarporley Blue and Red Cheshire from Rose Farm shop this week - yum!
My A - Z of Chester South & Eddisbury…
B is for Beeston Castle
Beeston Castle is an English Heritage site, the medieval castle was built for Ranulf de Blondeville, 6th Earl of Chester in the early 13th century.
You can read more about its history at
