One of the few remaining waterside meadows in Warrington, Paddington Meadows also contains some of the oldest examples of hawthorn hedge boundaries in Cheshire. Paddington Meadows provides a clear green stepping stone link between Woolston Eyes, across the Mersey and the northern areas of Warrington. The fields were gifted to Warrington Council in 1995 on the condition that they were managed as a nature reserve.
Explore the beautiful variety of wildlife, from birds such as Lapwings, Skylark, Meadow Pipit, Cetti’s Warbler, Kestrel, Sparrow Hawk, and Goldeneye Ducks to mammals such...