Cheshire Best Kept Stations Meols Station Parks to enjoy Cheshire Farming Country courtesy Colin Edmondson

Meols was once the most IMPORTANT ANCIENT PORT in the North-West and still has a small yacht and fishing community on its shore line.  MEOLS BEACH is listed in the Marine Conservation Society's Good Beach Guide.  The views are excellent – Southport and Blackpool can be clearly seen and on really clear days the hills of the lake district.

The FRIENDS OF MEOLS PARK are a community group set up in 2007 to help maintain and improve Meols Park.

The TV sitcom Watching used Meols as a filming location as the characters Malcolm & Mrs Stoneway lived in the village.

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GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS RAIL TOUR
8th May 2010

The MCRUA Online Booking Office is now open for their next Rail Tour to Oxford, Bath and Bristol ....

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CHESHIRE DAY RANGER

The prices of the Cheshire Day Ranger have been held .....

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NEW DISCOUNT OFFERS AT STOCKPORT ATTRACTIONS NOW AVAILABLE FOR TRAIN TICKET HOLDERS
1st June 2009

Visitors with a valid ticket can now save money when visiting Stockport visitor attractions.  £1 off the price of admission is available upon production of a valid train ticket when visiting the Air Raid Shelters and Staircase House - both a short walk from Stockport train station, and Bramall Hall, which is just over a mile away from both Cheadle Hulme and Bramhall train stations.

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NEW DISCOUNT FOR RAIL TRAVELLERS VISITING QUARRY BANK MILL LAUNCHED
1st May 2009

Visitors to Quarry Bank Mill at Styal who travel by train can now benefit from an excellent new offer, which provides for free admission to the Apprentice House or Secret Garden (subject to availability) upon purchase of a main admission ticket.

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NORTHERN DUO TICKETS

Save 25% off the cost of a day return ticket when two adults travel together off-peak ....

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SAVE MONEY ON RAIL AND BUS TRAVEL AT CREWE
1st January 2008

Plusbus tickets are now available for Crewe at a bargain price of £1.50.

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British Archaeology

Meols Beach

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