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Customer Voice Panel unveil new-look annual report
Weaver Vale's Customer Voice Panel (CVP) has unveiled their new-look annual report . ...
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Fancy a free swim?
We have teamed up with Brio Leisure to offer swimming vouchers for Weaver Vale tenants to use at Northwich Memorial Court and the Winsford Lifestyle Centre. ...
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“I feel human again” – how Money Matters helped Fay get her disability benefits back
It is fair to say that Fay Jones has faced more than her fair share of adversity over the years. ...
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Office closure - Friday 6th July
Our head office at Gadbrook Park will be closed on Friday 6th July due to our staff conference. ...
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Keep yourself and your home cool during the heatwave
In case you’ve not checked the weather, the forecast is, well, roasting. ...
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Look after your neighbours during the warm weather
With temperatures set to reach up to 30 °C, there’s a real chance that you or someone you know could be affected by the heat. ...
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WVHT Property of the Week - Fountain Court, Davenham
Located in the quiet village of Davenham near Northwich, this studio flat is available to rent unfurnished. ...
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WVHT customers urged to show domestic violence the red card
The World Cup will see celebrations, nail-biting moments and dazzling displays of football skills – and with it comes a rise in cases of domestic violence. ...
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