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  • Mad Hatters Tea Party 
    Davenports Farm Shop & Tea Rooms 
    7th Jul 2013 

    Why not Book a Mad Hatters Afternoon Tea and have a wacky experience at Davenports Tea Room ....

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  • Pets in the Park 
    Northwich Woodlands 
    19th May 2013 

    One of the biggest pet event in Cheshire and its FREE ....

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  • Dickinson's Real Deal is coming to Northwich 
    Mid Cheshire College - Hartford Campus 
    18th May 2013 

    Why let your antiques collect dust in the attic when you can sell them for cash?

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  • The Importance Of Being Ernest 
    Cheshire Actors Studio 
    20th May 2013 - 25th May 2013 

    Two young gentlemen living in 1890's England have taken to bending the truth in order to put some excitement into their lives...

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  • Table top sale at Blakemere 
    Blakemere Craft Centre 
    19th May 2013 

    Taking place on the event field ....

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  • Northwich Carnival 
    Verdin Park 
    6th Jul 2013 - 7th Jul 2013 

    Starting with a pression from Albion Road near Sainsburys then up on Verdin Park for the crowning of the Queen. 

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Acton Bridge

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Acton Bridge is close to the River Weaver and the emerging Weaver Way, a new network of paths which stretch from Audlem to Frodsham. It is path that will take you to tranquil countryside, abundant wildlife, unique culture, rich heritage and vibrant events.

If you are walking the River Weaver or Trent and Mersey Canal be sure to drop off at Davenports Farm Shop and Tea Rooms. They serve a wide range of teas and coffee with delicious locally made cakes.  

The Weaver Way crosses the river at Dutton Lock and passes under the impressive railway viaduct. The fine stone 20 arch structure was designed by George Stephenson.

In nearby Dutton, Blue Bell Cottage Gardens extend to 1.5 acres, wrapped around the cottage and extending up to the Trent & Mersey canal towpath. There are seven distinct areas, each interconnected with gravel or grass paths. The gardens are open to the public from the end of March to the end of September, Wednesday to Sunday.

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