Aintree Village Parish Council

Local legend held that a tree on Bull Bridge Lane, one of the oldest parts of the village, was ‘the Ain tree’

Mill Square, built around 1750, originally as farm buildings.

Aintree Racecourse, hosts of the famous Grand National steeplechase.

Red Rum statue at Aintree racecourse.

Wally's Steps, named after local angler Wally Crebbin, who fought to restore the right of way to the canal.

Valley House is one of Aintree's oldest surviving buildings, dating back circa 1638.

Aintree Village Road sign

history

Our history of the village with a portfolio of photography dating back to 1840. Discover the origins of the Aintree name, the history of local building and landmarks including the iconic race course.

council

Parish Council information featuring meeting minutes, agenda, people profiles, documents and Council history.

projects

Details up-coming events and future, on-going and completed projects including the playing fields.
The Aintree Youth and Community centre is not a Parish Council body albeit it supports its vision and recognises its significant value to the community..

useful links

Links to other important local websites including hospitals, schools, police, council services, churches and bus services.

guestbook

Please complete our Guest Book with your contact information and any comments about this website or about Aintree Village.