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Welcome to the official website of the Newton and Earlestown Community group, proud to host Newton-le-Willows Town Show.
Here you can learn about who we are and what we're all about, as well as view photos from past events and discover more local groups that we have worked with or plan to work with on future projects. |
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FREE COMMUNITY 𝗥𝗢𝗔𝗦𝗧 𝗟𝗔𝗠𝗕 DINNER!
We are partnering up with our good friends at Newton Deli and Victoria to provide a FREE community Easter Monday supper. This is available for home delivery (WA12 postcodes) or collection on Easter Monday 5th April 2021. Free of charge for anyone in need. No questions asked. Nobody left behind. Book online: bit.ly/NLW-Easter-Supper Delivery is from 5pm-8pm Collection is from 5pm-7pm [ @NECG2012 ]#payitforward
This is a scheme we've seen working really well in other parts of the country, and we'd love to get local businesses involved too. If you work at a local cafe or restaurant, ask if they will put up one of these posters in the window and another inside the shop. The only cost to the business is a pack of post-it notes! Download a printable version of the poster here: http://bit.ly/NECG-PIF Obviously at the moment it's takeaway only, but that's no barrier to giving our friends in need a bit of a leg up. No questions asked. Nobody left behind. 
Lockdown Scarecrow Competition - 8th May 2020
FUTURE HERITAGE PROJECTS
We have upcoming heritage projects such as the Vulcan Loco project. To view full details click on the link! 
If you would like to make a donation, you can do so HERE
NORMAN HARVEY STATUE UNVEILING Newton Heritage Trail & Health WalkNewton-Le-Willows proposed Town Council |
Join our Facebook Group -
Newton and Earlestown Helping Hands to find a great community and a wealth of ideas and tips during this difficult period in time. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1147143808987505/ 
Although we weren't able to meet in remembrance in 2020, we couldn't let the moment go unmarked.
Newton Town Show 2020 was hosted virtually on August 1st. Click here
to take a look! 
NECG's biggest event of the year last took place on Saturday 3rd August 2019.
Once again you joined us in your 1000's, for another fun filled day out for all the family. Photos from our 2019 Town Show can be seen in our gallery. Separate arts & craft competition photographs can be found found HERE. If you have any queries about this years show you can contact us on- townshow@necg.org.uk If you would like to make a donation towards the 2021 event, you can do so HERE Thank You. 
We'd like to get everyone involved with a fantastic poetry project. Write a poem about a local topic of your choice, and submit it to us online. We will share them around town on social media initially, and when our fantastic local businesses are back up and running we will ask them to display the QR codes so everyone can access the poems all over town.
https://bit.ly/QRPNLW Thanks for your contributions so far, please keep sending them in! https://twitter.com/QR_Poetry_NLW 
Thank You to John Donlan at Earlestown Film Studio for producing this video of the event for us!
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Any questions? Try this:
www.tinyurl.com/NLW-TC-FAQs Still got a question? Post it online: www.tinyurl.com/NLW-TC-AskAQuestion Tesco Bags of Help AwardOur Year of the Environment programme of events. Bug Hotel building in Remembrace Meadow in Mesnes Park, with local groups of children. Wild flowers. Recycled bug houses to make and take home. Wildflower seed planting, and edible flower planting using recycled egg cartons. Encouraging bio-diversity, encouraging more pollinating insects to our green spaces and gardens.
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NEWSLETTERWe put together a regular email newsletter containing information about events & issues affecting Newton-le-Willows. http://tinyurl.com/necg-signup to subscribe. Your information will only be used for the purpose of sending out the newsletter and nothing else.
FREE Community Hotpot Supper - https://mailchi.mp/176a055d6c72/free-community-hotpot-supper
Community PlantingFollowing a grant win from Lloyds Community Fund, we planted an area of Mesnes Park with a selection of shrubs and plants.
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Newton and Earlestown Community Group. Est 2012
