Wolverham

About

Wolverham is a rural ward located in Cheshire West and Chester, covering an area of approximately 30 square kilometres. The ward includes the villages of Wolverham, Hargrave, and parts of Tattenhall, with a mix of farmland and residential areas. The landscape is characterised by open fields, hedgerows, and scattered woodlands, typical of the Cheshire countryside. The River Gowy flows through the ward, adding to its natural features.

The area has a small population, with a focus on agriculture and local businesses. Wolverham is known for its historic buildings, including St Peter’s Church, which dates back to the 12th century. The ward is well-connected by roads, with the A41 providing access to Chester and surrounding towns. Community events and local organisations play a role in maintaining the ward’s close-knit atmosphere.