Until your url is correctly posted... many won't take the time to paste it into their browser....

Not quite sure what you are requesting as far as advice or if you even want it.... but....

Difficult to read.... The logo (not really a logo) font is used too much throughout the site which greatly diminishes the chances of the logo (not really a logo) from actually existing as a logo.

Your logo, (not really a logo) needs to be developed outside of the context of the site. Without imagery, it is mearly a very short sentence.

I see this sort of thing quite frequently where users will post what they believe to be a logo when in fact it is a barely developed copy line at best. A logo is not a sentence or a title. It is a statement of process, method, trust, abilities, intention, caring, and a hundred other nuances that are injected into a logo design - depending on the application.... Words displayed in a semi-fancy font over a picture of very nearly the same color is a long way from being a logo.... nearly as far as one can get.

Maybe there's something about Chester that sets it apart from other towns and cities.... The locals, for instance....



I would step back and re-assess the web site name, purpose, origins, intentions, and a hundred other nuances you can draw from to design a logo that "looks" like a logo.... I know... I said the exact same thing previously but, see!.... you remembered and that's what counts..... Now.... back to the drawing board and produce something that makes me go "WOW!!!".....

:)

Cheers,

Chris

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