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Cransley School

Mr Michael Eagar, the friend and former Headmaster of Cransley, passed away in August 2019.  

This great man is sorely missed by the Cransley School Community.

The Headmaster and the Governing Board wish to recognise his service to the School, and his keen commitment to Sport, by naming the School Pavilion in his honour.

A memorial ceremony will take place at 11am on 20th March, his birthday, with his wife, Suzie, his daughter Jessica and other family, friends, parents and alumni of the School in attendance.

If you knew Michael and wish to attend this special event, please notify Tracey Totterdell, the School Secretary, before the 29th February.

We are also keen to use any memorabilia from his tenure here at Cransley for display on the day.  Any offers will be gratefully accepted, kept safe and returned.

Parish Council Elections

Ever thought of being a Parish Councillor? If so, Cheshire West are holding briefing sessions in the build-up to the 2019 elections. See the attached flyer.

Community Conversations

Cheshire Community Action has been commissioned by the Cheshire West Integrated Care Partnership (CWICP) to carry out consultation with people who manage long-term health conditions. They will be running a series of consultation sessions across Cheshire West over the coming weeks. See flyer below for more information.

Welcome to Great Budworth

Great Budworth is a small village set in some of Cheshire’s most beautiful countryside, with strong links to our Church and local communities. If you fancy a walk in the country, Great Budworth is an ideal place to visit. With the magnificent St Mary and All Saints Church, The George and Dragon Pub and The Great Budworth Ice Cream Farm all within walking distance. The early history of Great Budworth is well documented in the Domesday Book, which mentions a priest at Great Budworth in 1086.

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