Showing posts with label Brunner Guildhall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brunner Guildhall. Show all posts

Tuesday, 23 October 2018

Visit of Sir Hugo Brunner and cousins to the Brunner Guildhall

Sir Hugo Brunner made a visited to see the Brunner Guildhall on Friday 19th October, 2018. He was joined by two of his cousins, James Blyth and Georgina Dunlop.

Left to right: James Blyth, Hugo Brunner, Cllr Gina Lewis, mayor of Winsford, Andrew Fielding, Georgina Dunlop, Cllr Ailsa Gaskill-Jones, deputy Mayor and Mark Bailey, own Clerk.  

Friday, 3 August 2018

Brunner Guildhall - Heritage Open Day Event

Work on the ConservationStatement continues, meanwhile the Guildhall will be open to visitors during Heritage Open Days 2018.


Friday, 15 June 2018

Brunner Guildhall animated 3d model

3d model of the Brunner Guildhall created by Andrew Fielding and Ecosal-UK for Winsford Town Council and the Brunner Guildhall project.




This first stage in the Brunner Guildhall restoration project is funded by The Architectural Heritage Fund and grants provided by Cheshire West and Chester councillors for Winsford.
Members of the team report through the Town Clerk, Mark Bailey to the Winsford Town Council Brunner Guildhall Management Committee. 
Team members are :
Andrew Fielding of A&A Fielding Ltd and Ecosal-UK
Tony Barton, Donald Insall Associates, architects
Christine Chadwick, social engagement and business planning
Viv Tyler, governance advice
John Malam, local history and education

Fact sheet as part of the public consultation.




Sunday, 21 January 2018

Brunner Guildhall - Winsford, Cheshire

We have been providing the Town Clerk to Winsford Town Council with advice and support for the council's desire to restore, adapt and revitalise the currently unoccupied Brunner Guildhall located in the High Street in the centre of Winsford.

The building was donated to the town after Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee celebrations by Sir John Thomlinson Brunner MP, owner of the chemical giant Brunner Mond. The announcement of the gift is recorded by the then town clerk, John Cooke in his record of the celebrations and the Brunner Guildhall was opened in 1899. See our book John Henry Cooke 'a very worthy gentleman' published in 2015 - http://www.blurb.co.uk/b/6539089-jh-cooke-1848-1928




The Brunner Guildhall is a Grade 2 listed building

A public meeting is being organised for Tuesday 13th February, 2018.
More details to follow.