the former park (Pheasant Walk). Coats of arms Transport On 10 October 2009, High Legh Railway (a gauge railway) was opened by Louise Robbins (Headteacher of High Legh Primary School). On 26 November 2011, the railway was extended further making the route a little short of . The extension was opened by Harold Brooks (in the guise of Father Christmas) and Frank Sidebottom from the 7 Inch Gauge Society; High Legh Railway is operated by Vee Limited. The railway is the brainchild of Andrew John Higgins Education There have been three schools in High Legh. The one within the triangle on the side of the A50 is now High Legh Village Hall, managed by High Legh Community Association. The latest school (with new extensions 1993–94) was built on Wrenshot Lane in 1976; this land was donated by Charles Cornwall-Legh (later Lord Grey of Codnor) to Cheshire County Council. Sport The village now has several sporting facilities including High Legh Cricket Club which plays at Arley Hall the home of the Viscount Ashbrook, golf at High Legh Park Country Club on land formerly part of the West Hall estate, High Legh Bowling Club, opposite the Village Hall and High Legh Tennis Club. In 2008 an annual early season 10K running race was started, called the High Legh Robert Moffat Memorial 10K race. It has developed into a very popular local race. The race is jointly organised by High Legh Community Association and Lymm Runners Running Club See also Listed buildings in High Legh Tatton (UK Parliament constituency) Murder of Jacqueline Ansell-Lamb, unsolved killing that took place in High Legh in 1970 References External links High Legh Community website Villages in Cheshire Civil parishes in Cheshire