Rodeo Bull Hire Widnes
This deluxe rodeo bull is great for both the children or adults. Our team will arrive direct to your location, set up the Rodeo Bull and operate it throughout the event. Northwest Rodeo Bull Hire will do all the work leaving you to enjoy your party.
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Widnes is an industrial town in Halton, Cheshire. As a town with a relatively short history, Widnes has few historical sites. However, reclamation of chemical factory sites and areas formerly polluted with chemical waste has given opportunities for developments. These include Victoria Promenade at West Bank, alongside the River Mersey, and Spike Island, now cleared of industry, which forms an open recreation area leading to footpaths along the former towpath of the Sankey Canal. Adjacent to Spike Island occupying John Hutchinson's former Tower Building is the Catalyst Science Discovery Centre.
The major sporting body in the town is Widnes Vikings Rugby League Football Club. Cup kings of the 1970s, and 1980s, they were World Club Champions in 1989, after defeating Australian side Canberra Raiders at Old Trafford. More recently, they were winners of the Northern Rail Cup in 2007 and 2009. Their home ground is Select Security Stadium in Lowerhouse Lane, which is owned and run by Halton Borough Council. In addition to being a sporting ground it has facilities for conferences and banqueting. Widnes Cricket Club was founded in 1865 and have its ground in Beaconsfield Road. Moorfield Sports & Social Club in Moorfield Road hosts sports including Football, rugby league, cricket and bowls. In Highfield Road is a private golf club. Widnes Tennis Academy is located on Highfield Rd. This is a privately operated facility consisting of 3 in-door courts, six floodlit outside courts and a gym. Widnes is home to a MMA Gym, the Wolfslair MMA Academy. This was established in 2004 by MMA fans and Anthony McGann and Lee Gwynn. Since then the academy has trained MMA fighters including current UFC Middleweight champion Michael Bisping and former Light-Heavyweight champion Quinton Jackson. There is also a football club called Widnes Vikings F.C. The club currently plays in the North West Counties Football League. Since May 2013 there has been an Ice Hockey club Widnes Wild based at the Silver Blades ice rink which plays in the English National Hockey League Laidler Conference.
The main library in Victoria Square has been refurbished. This library holds a large collection of material relating to railways. There is a branch library in the Ditton area of the town. The Queens Hall Studio, is in Lacey Street and is a community venue. Live music and theatre events take place, and the ACCESS ALL AREAS project is based there for young people interested in music and associated creative activities, funded by the Big Lottery Fund.
Victoria Park is in the Appleton area of the town and has a number of attractions, including a cafeteria and refreshment kiosk, a bandstand, model boating lake, tennis and basketball courts, bowling greens, a skateboarding facility, glasshouses with a pets' corner and a butterfly house. Kingsway Leisure Centre, has a swimming pool and a gym in addition to a sports hall. There are a number of football, cricket and rugby league clubs in the town.
In October 2011 the Hive Leisure Park opened in a new development as part of the Widnes Waterfront. Its facilities include Reel Cinema, a five-screen multiplex cinema, a Frankie & Benny's bar and restaurant, Super Bowl UK Widnes containing a 16-lane ten-pin bowling centre, a children's play area, licensed bar, a Nando's restaurant, a Premier Inn Brewer's Fayre pub opened in February 2012 and also a brand new Ice Rink operated by Silverblades.
Halton Borough Council-
https://www3.halton.gov.uk/Pages/Home.aspx
Things to do in Widnes-
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attractions-g499523-Activities-Widnes_Cheshire_England.html