Official Opening Of Hale Park MUGA

The Official opening of the Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) in Hale Park will take place on Wednesday the 4th of April at 10.00am.  The opening will be done by the Lord Mayors of Hale and Halton followed by a buffet for for those attending.

Hale Village Online hopes to have photographs of the event online within 24 hours after the event.

More information about the plans of the resturation of Hale Park can be seen on the Friends Of Hale Park pages on Hale Village Online.

BBC Inside Out features Hale Village

Hale Village will partly feature on the BBC TV programme Inside Out on Friday night  on BBC1 at 7pm/19.00hrs.

The programme will look at John Middleton – the Childe Of Hale and Sir Gilbert Ireland Blackburne.

You can see what the programme will feature and why the location of Hale was chosen via navigating to the BBC Liverpool Inside Out website

Dont forget to set your video/dvd recorders..

Hale Parish Council News Letter on the way

Hale Parish Council are producing a news letter for circulation. The news letter will contain all the latest happenings and details of news, from Liverpool Airport Expansion to road traffic calming and other items which are important to Hale village and it`s residents.

The news letter is due to go to print around the 23rd of March and it`s hoped it will be delivered to house-holds in the village soon after the print run.

Village Sign to be re-newed

The large square village sign located on the War Memorial is in-need of repair. The image depicting part of Church road, including the Childe Of Hales Cottage and St Mary`s Church has faded due to weathering over time and been open to the passing traffic on both sides of the War Memorial.

Hale Parish Council have agreed to renew the image/sign and have accepted a quote put forward of £200 for the improvement to take place soon.

Doctors Surgery to stay open

It`s now clear that the Doctors Surgery in Ivy Farm Court has been saved and will not close!   After  many months of protests from villagers and local councilors, it has been confirmed that a tender to run the surgery will now be advertised for a GP to run the service.

The level of service from the surgery has not been confirmed yet, although it is hoped that the current level of service will increase to provide an adequate and worthy health care unit with a regular GP  in attendance on a daily basis for patients in the village.