This picturesque village is like stepping back in time and remains largely as it was in the mid twentieth century with thatched roof cottages. Visit the Childe of Hale statue, the gentle giant was believed to have grown to 9ft 3 inches and wrestled for King James 1. Also, go for a scenic walk along the River Mersey to the Hale lighthouse which sits on a sandstone cliff overlooking the beaches and saltmarsh of the river
Top Events and Activities to do in Halton This JanuaryYour Essential Guide to Halton’s January Events Calendar: Museums, Theatre & More! Start your New Year with amazing experiences in Halton. Discover centuries of history and learn orchid skills at Norton Priory,...
The History of Halton’s Science and Industry Heritage Imagine standing on the banks of the River Mersey in the early 1800s, where smoke from towering chimneys signalled a new era of progress. The luxury spa destination of Widnes and Runcorn where families came to...
Top Things to Do in Halton This October Half-Term October half-term and Halloween are creeping around the corner with spooktacular activities for friends and family to get involved in. Discover the top things to do in Halton this October half-term for the perfect day...