Sunday, 31 October 2010

Halloween 2010



halloween 2010 cllr Chris Ready giving prizes for best costume at a packed Aspull Village Club

Friday, 29 October 2010

Whelley Alexandra big night out


Cllrs Chris Ready and Ron Conway with Steve Martlew,Alan blazys with rugby legend Billy Boston

Community Leaders


Councillor Ready and Cullen with community reps

Love Food Hate Waste


Councillor Chris Ready pictured in wigan market helping out at the love food hate waste eventAre you fed up with having leftover food cluttering up your cupboards? Or worried about the cost of feeding the family?

Every year an average household throws away around £680 of unused, over ripe or past its sell-by date food. That’s £12billion a year. And so, Wigan Council’s catering team Metrofresh team have taken on the government’s “Love Food Hate Waste” challenge, giving advice and recipes to people to help them reduce their own food waste.

Two top local chefs: Mark Holmes – executive chef at the new Abraham Guest School and Glynis Harrison, town hall catering manager – staged special cookery events in the markets and invited the public to try dishes made from perfectly fine, but unwanted, food items.

Joining Mark Holmes in Wigan market, the council’s cabinet champion for customer service Cllr Chris Ready said: “In times of economic strain, here's a great way to save money and try something new. By using bits of food that you would usually throw away you can save that little bit extra.

“Not only are you saving money but you are also saving the planet. If we all stopped wasting food it would have the same environmental impact as taking one in four cars off the road.”

The Love Food Hate Waste enthralled market visitors in Leigh and Wigan. Mark, who has cooked for royalty, dazzled Wigan with his cookery theatre set up. And in Leigh, Glynis Harrison entertained the customers with handy hints and tasty recipes to try. At both events recipes were available for meals that could be made with left over food.

“Be inventive, that’s what cooking is all about; trying new recipes,” said Glynis. “Today we are giving out recipes to help release people’s imaginations. The most important thing to remember is not to be afraid to use your left over food because it can make some really great meals.”Â

Saturday, 23 October 2010

Whelley Alexandra Cash Windfall


Councillors Ron Conway and Chris Ready presenting a cheque to whelley Alexandra Football Club for 500 pounds for tracksuits and kit
Chris commented that it is really important the work that the management committee and parents do for all the kids who play for the club the club is growing day by day

Monday, 18 October 2010

Street Surgerys making a difference


Lisa Nandy MP with Cllrs Chris Ready and Ron Conway doing another street surgery in the Aspull New Springs and Whelley Ward Chris Commented we have been doing street surgerys nearly every week and the public are really happy with them we are nearly half way through the ward now then we will start again

Aspull Juniors shirt sponsors


Pictured with the Aspull juniors open age team are Manny Flores Manager Brian Halliwell owner of Banks funerals cllrs Ron Conway and Chris Ready with Lisa Nandy MP banks and son funerals jointly sponsor the kit with local Councillors

Friday, 8 October 2010

Opening of Ince Life Centre


pictured Cllrs Ready,Molyneux and Hurst opening the ince life centre

Hindley Planted


Cllrs Ready And Hilton pictured with the team working in our ward

Sunday, 3 October 2010