
ALT An artist's impression of the new Cheshire Archives building showing a modern, contemporary design. The structure features a combination of red brick at ground level with dark grey metal cladding on the upper sections. Large glass windows and entrance areas provide natural light, and the building has clean, geometric lines with a distinctive angular roofline. In the bottom left corner is white text reading "HERITAGE CHESTER" and in the bottom right is the Heritage Open Days logo featuring a pink castle icon with blue and pink text.

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ALT A painting of Cuchulain by Anne Yvonne Gilbert is the background to a poster with text in the foreground. The painting depicts a Celtic man with braids and a moustache, sits on a table next to a jug a wolf hound in front of him. The text is: The Art of Scotland, Ireland & Wales; tale of Celtic Interlace, Sacred Places & Early Christian Art. A lecture by Adrian Sumner. Spectacular and seductive images throughout. The Grosvenor Museum, Chester CH1 2NP, Saturday 12th July 2025. 2-3.15pm. There is also a Cheshire West Voluntary Arts Network logo and a QR code.

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ALT My Cheshire is an online exhibition, from West Cheshire Museums, with some beautiful views to inspire a wander or an explore. It’s an exhibition you can add to, so get your boots on and take a photo of the place in Cheshire that's important to you – we would love to see it! https://westcheshiremuseums.co.uk/my-cheshire This lovely long path just outside Chester City Centre is known locally as Duke's Drive. It was originally the carriage drive to the Duke of Westminster's Eaton Hall estate near Eccleston. Now it is a beautiful, leafy walk, bike ride or run right on Cestrians' doorstep. Image courtesy of L. Montgomery.

























