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News from Grimsargh

Super telescope to allow Prestonians to see galaxy far, far, away

The Alston Observatory, out towards Grimsargh, has a new £200,000 lens and is the third largest telescope in the UK. Measuring 0.7m the Altitude-Azimuth reflecting telescope allows detailed shots of the Moon, Orion, Jupiter and spiral galaxies have ...

Grimsargh Wetlands plans lodged once again by United Utilities

A multi-million pound scheme to secure the future of three former reservoirs as a nature reserve has been resubmitted. Advertisement. United Utilities wants to build 12 homes in Preston Road, Grimsargh, as part of the Grimsargh Wetlands project. Its ...

Curlew numbers rise at Grimsargh Wetlands as United Utilities to appeal ...

The curlew population at Grimsargh has now grown to more than 550. David Hindle, Preston historian, who is a regular visitor to the Wetlands said: “The charismatic curlew is a large brown wading bird with a particularly long curved bill that is well ...

Princesses and knights converge on Grimsargh

Hordes of princesses and knights gathered at a village hall in record numbers. The occasion was for the selection of the new rose queen and retinue for this year's Grimsargh Field Day, which is taking place on Saturday, June 25.

Endangered birds flock to village wetlands

Local wildlife enthusiast David Hindle has spoken out on the crucial importance of Grimsargh Wetlands after recording 540 of the curved beaked Curlew roosting at the site of the former reservoirs. A question mark hangs over the future of the nature ...

Class of 1986 plan a school reunion

Were you a St Cecilia's High School leaver of 1986? If so, you are invited to a reunion on Saturday, May 21, at Grimsargh Club. Former pupils are travelling from as far away as America to be there. Please contact Ann Lupton on 01772 651024 for details.

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