Aston by Budworth Parish Council serving the Community of Aston By Budworth in Cheshire.
Please contact the parish Clerk if you have questions concerning the work of the Parish Council, if you have any concerns that you feel the Council should be aware of or where it can help or support you.
clerk@astonbybudworthpc.co.uk
Our Next Meeting is 24.03.26 at High Legh Village Hall, 7.30pm
Cheshire Spring Half Marathon Road Closures from 8.30am - 12.30pm (for as long as required before 12.30) including Pickmere lane, Budworth road and Cann Lane.
the sign on the corner of Hield Lane has now be fixed.
Sadly the Pinfold was damaged in January during the cold weather, Cheshire East have been informed as the owners and the Conservation officer has informed the Property Progect Manager to look into it asap.
traCE – track, report, alert Cheshire East
You can report problem streets and highways issues using ‘traCE’. You can also check what issues have already been reported to Cheshire East. TraCE replaces the previous system, Fix My Street.
The Parish council legally have to have a noticeboard somewhere in the parish where notices can be displayed for the general public to view. Sadly, after many years of repairs and maintenance the old notice board at Hield Grove had deteriorated beyond repair so the decision was take this summer to invest in a new one. Steve and Nathan from HHG kindly braved the freezing November weather to put the new noticeboard in place. We hope that the new notice board will last just as long as its predecessor and can be used by the parish for many years to come.
If any one would like to add notice to the notice board please contact the parish clerk.
Over the summer the Parish council took the decision to have the Pinfold cleared of the scrub and bramble that has grown in and around the walls, the pinfold in Aston by Budworth dates back to at least the 18th century and is made of traditional sandstone blocks and mortar. It would have been used to keep stray livestock in until their owners could pay to have them released. To prevent the weed and vegetation from undermining and damaging the mortar in the walls further it was decided that Steve Hankey from HHG would clear the area. I think we can all agree that he did a great job!
