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Congleton Park,

Congleton,

Cheshire, CW12 1JG

Phone: 01260 281010

Congleton’s Newest Informal Eating & Drinking Experience Arrives at the New-look Park Pavilion

OPENINGSATURDAY, 24th JULY, from 4 p.m.

Join us for a complimentary drink between 4 p.m. - 5 p.m.

EVENING LAUNCH PARTY FROM 7 p.m. WITH ENTERTAINMENT

Our menu is a collection of everyone’s favourite dishes and drinksand includes hearty and healthy breakfasts; light lunches;

classic mains; and a wide range of premium beers, cask ales, wines and spirits.

Takeaway snacks, sandwiches, salads, hot & cold drinks& ice creams available from outdoor kiosk.

All our food is prepared on the premises using quality,free range, locally sourced ingredients.

Opening Times: Tues. & Wed. 11 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.;Thurs. & Fri. 11 a.m. to 12 a.m.; Sat. 10 a.m. to 12 a.m.

& Sun. 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Available for private and corporate hire with catering and meeting facilities provided

Back at the heart of Congleton life — pavilion to be reopened

Congleton Park Pavilion will soon be buzzing once again. (“Chronicle” photo. 2929/10).

On Saturday (24th July) the doors to the park pavilion will re-open as it becomes home to Stock At The Pavilion — Congleton’s newest informal eating and drinking experi-ence.

With backgrounds in the restaurant industry, marketing management and interior design, new proprietors Lisa Whitehurst and Louise Probert have refurbished the landmark building to create a relaxed but vibrant environment that is reflected in the food and

drink.Louise said: “We have

re-designed the interior to emphasise its original features while creating a quirky, com-fortable and social environ-ment where people can feel right at home.”

Both women are committed to making Stock At The Pavilion accessible to eve-ryone and are in discussion with Congleton Community Projects to promote its use as a communal space.

“The park pavilion was

originally built as a venue for local residents to get together at dances, family celebrations and community business meetings,” said Lisa. “It was always at the heart of Congleton life and that’s where we believe it still belongs.”

Upcoming events include a Spanish celebration, bar-becues and live music. The venue will also be available for private and corporate hire with full catering and meeting facilities provided.

ADVERTISER'S FEATURE Good sports on their marks

Rose Urwin-Angel during the year fi ve girls sack race. (“Chronicle” photo. 2723a/10).

The competitors in the year two girls skipping race. (“Chronicle” photo. 2723b/10).

Grace Corbett came fi rst in the year fi ve girls running race. (“Chronicle” photo. 2723c/10).

Iona Broome and medal winner George Hancock. (“Chronicle”photo. 2723d/10).

Mini Murrays: year three tennis players Eve Vacquier and HarryCarter make a racket. (“Chronicle” photo. 2723e/10).

Megan Swain and Ethan Wilkes did a sponsored skip and bouncefor charity. (“Chronicle” photo. 2723f/10).

Cyclist Ben Meakin with his level two Bikeability certifi cate. (“Chronicle” photo. 2723g/10).

Woodcock’s Well Primary School’s sports fortnight culminat-ed in a sports day on Friday, 2nd July.

Children from every year group raced for their team in sprinting, skipping, egg and spoon, sack and relay events.

During the sports fortnight some year three and four children from the Mow Cop school took part in a tennis tournament organised by Congleton Town Lawn Tennis Club. The mini Murrays came away with a certifi cate having won some of the matches.

Meanwhile, the year six children spent a day learning about road safety while cycling. They took their bikes out onto the road and each gained a Bikeability award.

Key stage one children took part in a sponsored bounce while key stage two children did a spon-sored skip, in aid of the British Heart Foundation.

A school spokesman said: “With an excellent turnout of family and friends everyone thoroughly enjoyed the day and was delighted with the good weather and team spirit generated by the children.”

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