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Kirkfield Hotel
"I have recently stayed in the Kirkfield, which is now under new ownership, and was very impressed with every aspect of the hotel, bar and restaurant. The room was ..." More

Kirkfield Hotel
"This hotel was recommened to me some time ago as one of the best old and historic pubs in the newton le willows area, i was, however, sadly let down! The ..." More

Kirkfield Hotel
"I have stayed in hotels all over the world and i prefer the smaller privatly owned hotels and B&Bs. The Kirkfield was one of many I have visited in ..." More

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An archaeological dig has revealed artefacts indicating that Newton le Willows was a settlement as far back as 55 BCThe excavations took place at Castle Hill and suggest that it was constructed by the Celts as a burial mound. At one time known as Newton in Mackerfield and lies approximately midway between Liverpool and Manchester in the North West of England. A major town it enjoyed high levels of employment in its heyday, the Vulcan Works, Parkside Colliery and Sankey Sugar to name a few were all located within easy reach of Newton. Naturally one cannot mention Newton le Willows without touching on the famous racecourse at Haydock where it has been situated for the last 250 years. The Newton le Willows ward is within the St Helens local authority and whilst the total population (according to Government Statistics extracted from the last Census) for St Helens is in excess of 176,000 – Newton le Willows population is recorded at 1,379. Today conveniently located adjacent to the East Lancashire Road this allows easy access to the main cities of Liverpool and Manchester and with the M6 close by the national motorway network is within easy reach. For those that prefer to travel by train the station at Newton le Willows provides a service that with connections allows a travel throughout the country.

Care Home

Alexandra Care Home

Club

Xenon Nightclub

Dentist

Clayton & Scott
Newton Dental Practice
Szalk & Woodgate

Doctor

Earlestown Surgery
Patterdale Lodge Medical Centre

Estate Agent

Bridgfords Ltd
Reeves John D

Golf Club

Haydock Park Golf Club

Pub and Bar

Houghton Arms
Millstone
Vulcan Inn

Taxi

Bourne Cars

Vet

Johnson & Wood

Sports Clubs

Grange CC (Cricket)
Newton Le Willows CC (Cricket)
Newton le Willows RUFC (Rugby Union)

Shops

Trebaron Garden Centre

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Ramada Encore Haydock (1.63 miles)

Ramada Encore Haydock

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This exciting, new hotel, opened in February 2008 is a simple, stylish, vibrant and upbeat boutique concept, featuring comfortable, contemporary accommodation and innovative design. All bedrooms are bright, spacious and have all ... More

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Travelodge Haydock St. Helens (1.66 miles)

There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... More | visit website

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Premier Inn Haydock Park (Wigan South) (1.90 miles)

Ideally located within easy reach of the M6 and on the A580, a major road link for Manchester and Liverpool. Conveniently located for Newton-le-Willows train station. For shopping the Trafford Centre is just 10 miles ... More | visit website
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Innkeeper's Lodge Warrington Haydock (1.95 miles)

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The Innkeeper's Lodge Warringotn is 4 miles north of Warrington on the A580 Lancashire Road, this lodge is next to a Toby Carvery restaurant in the pleasant village of Lowton. ... More

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Premier Inn Haydock (1.97 miles)

Situated between Liverpool and Manchester, ideally located on the A580 and near to the M6. Local attractions include Haydock Racecourse and Gulliver's World Theme Park. For shops and local amenities Haydock town centre is only ... More | visit website
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Premier Inn Warrington North East (2.43 miles)

Premier Inn Warrington North East
Ideally located between a village green and picturesque church in the historic village of Winwick. Within easy reach of the M62 and M6. For shops and local amenities Warrington town centre is 4 miles away. ... More | visit website
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Premier Inn Warrington (A49/M62, J9) (2.93 miles)

Premier Inn Warrington (A49/M62, J9)
Located just off the M62 junction 9. For shops and local amenities Warrington town centre is 3 miles away, as is Gulliver's World Theme Park. Other nearby attractions include Halliwell Jones stadium and Haydock racecourse. ... More | visit website
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Premier Inn St. Helens North (3.68 miles)

Located next to the A580 within easy reach of the M6, a short drive from both Liverpool and Manchester. Situated next to Carr Mill Dam with good views of the lake. Local attractions include Haydock ... More | visit website
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Villaggio (4.15 miles)

Villaggio
Whether staying here for Business or Pleasure VILLAGGIO is only ½ mile from Warrington town centre and ideally located within the North West motor way network of the M6; M56 & M62. We are 30 ... More | visit website
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Premier Inn Wigan (M6, J25) (4.24 miles)

Premier Inn Wigan (M6, J25)
Ideally located within easy reach of the M6. For shops and local amenities Wigan town centre is only 3 miles away. Local attractions include the JJB stadium, a cinema and bowling alley, as well as ... More | visit website

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