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| − | '''Aintree''' is a village and civil parish in the traditional county of [[Lancashire]], approximately 6 miles north-east of Liverpool city centre. It is best known for its racecourse, venue for the [[Grand National]]. The district is also the subject of a song by [[The Scaffold]]. | + | '''Aintree''' is a village and civil parish in the traditional county of [[Lancashire]], approximately 6 miles north-east of [[Liverpool]] city centre. It is best known for its racecourse, venue for the [[Grand National]]. The district is also the subject of a song by [[The Scaffold]]. |
Aintree forms part of the wider Liverpool post town and is within the council area of Sefton Council. | Aintree forms part of the wider Liverpool post town and is within the council area of Sefton Council. | ||
[[Category:Settlements in Lancashire]] | [[Category:Settlements in Lancashire]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:14, April 23, 2025
Aintree is a village and civil parish in the traditional county of Lancashire, approximately 6 miles north-east of Liverpool city centre. It is best known for its racecourse, venue for the Grand National. The district is also the subject of a song by The Scaffold.
Aintree forms part of the wider Liverpool post town and is within the council area of Sefton Council.