About Willaston

Once a purely agricultural community, Willaston is now largely a commuter village for the surrounding towns.

The Green, with its commemorative copper beech tree, forms a focal point in the Willaston village scene.However, it is largely self-contained, with its own churches, primary school, branch library, health facilities, pubs, garages, and a selection of shops and a weekly country market.

The recreation ground is home to football teams and a tennis club, and the adjacent meadow and woodland are popular with walkers; there are also waymarked village walks of varying distances.

Entertainment is provided by a drama group and a choir, and a concert society organizes trips to concerts and theatres. There are three Women's Institutes and a thriving horticultural society.

Organisations for children include a mother and toddler group, and there are Cubs and Scouts, Brownies and Guides, as well as Rainbows and Beavers for the younger ones.

The Residents' and Countryside Society is a useful village forum, which comments on planning matters and co-ordinates occasional communal events.

More information about Willaston:

A leaflet about Willaston showing some local walks (it should be noted that services and shops listed may have changed)

Hadlow Road station

Wirral Country Park

Local businesses

Eating out in the Neston area