and pavilion. The cricket club has 5 senior teams. 1 playing on Wednesdays in the Boddington's Village Cricket League. 3 playing on Saturdays in the Moore & Smalley Palace Shield league structure (Divisions 3,4 & 6), and also a Sunday XI playing in the Moore & Smalley Palace Shield Sunday League. Training is held on Tuesdays at the club's home ground on the village green, and the club welcomes new players of all abilities and ages. Grimsargh St. Michael's Church, St. Michael's Primary School and pre-school are all located near the village hall. Grimsargh Village Hall is a popular and thriving venue for public activities and private events, run by the Grimsargh Village Community Association. The hall also hosts the monthly Grimsargh Farmers' Market which is a well-established and popular market offering a wide range of local produce and crafts. Governance The Village is part of the constituency of Wyre and Preston North. Prior to 2010 the village of Grimsargh was part of the Lancaster and Wyre constituency represented first by Hilton Dawson, a Labour Party MP And from 2005 Ben Wallace Conservative MP. As a result of boundary revisions for the 2010 general election the Lancaster and Wyre constituency was abolished, being merged with the another part of Wyre borough, over the River Wyre to the fishing port of Fleetwood, the western parts of the former Blackpool North and Fleetwood constituency, which was also abolished, to form the new Wyre and Preston North constituency which is represented by the Conservative MP Ben Wallace. For elections to Lancashire County Council the village of Grimsargh is within the Preston district and is represented by County Councillor Yousuf Motala The parish is part of the electoral ward of Preston Rural East, which returns two councillors (both currently Conservative. Unlike many other districts of Preston, the ward of Preston Rural East is parished, in that it has within it parish councils with their own structure and elected councillors. The parishes within Preston Rural East are along with Grimsargh, Haighton, and Broughton-in-Amounderness. Grimsargh has an active parish council, with nine councillors and a clerk. Religious Sites The Village has one Church St Michael's Church - Church of England - Preston Road Geography The village lies between Preston and Longridge, and south east of Goosnargh. Notable features include St. Michael's Parish Church (CE) and a large parkland area to the west of the village. Several