1946- Sailing rights at Budworth Mere were obtained by Dr Kennedy Young and R.Watson Smyth. Annual rental £30.00. Right of way on foot from Farmer Bert Kinsey a further £9 per year. The Snipe Fleet was granted a Charter Fleet No: 217 from the Snipe Class International Racing Association (SCIRA) February 3rd 1947 .
1948- The Secretary disappeared from Manchester with the funds.
1949 -Space for boat gear was rented from the Cock of Budworth for £1.00 per year-16 Boats sailing at Budworth
1950- First landing Stage built
1951- First two pontoons launched-Sections merged with M.C.A .
1953- New site leased from Arley Estates, not enough funds for a clubhouse at £300. Moved to new (present )site at village end of the mere.
1954- New Clubhouse 30ft x15ft built by Cowin. Financed by members interest free loans
1955- GP14s at Budworth, Clubhouse extended changing rooms added.
1956- 10ft of extra land rented, Class Captains appointed for the first time.
1957- Ecological disaster - the shell oil pipeline leaked oil into the Mere to a depth of 9ins. Site taken over by the Ministry of Fuel and Power.
1958 - Club bought for £900 from Arley Estates.
1959 - Start of Cadets.
1960 - Motor rescue boat purchased. Fishing rights let to Northwich Anglers.
1961 - J.A Kennedy Young elected first life member.
1962 - Subscriptions raised to £6.00 FBO and £5.00 FNBO
1963 - First year of Budworth Champion Helm-New Clubhouse opened 16th June 1963 cost £4,500.
1964 - Pile Driven G.P.Jetty started in the spring.
1966 - Perkins outboard motor from Rescue Boat “Rosie” stolen in winter break-in.
1967 - Winter series stopped by foot and mouth outbreak.
1968 - Dr J.A Kennedy-Young Founder Member died after several months of illness. AGM members voted to become an independent Club.
1969 - Budworth sailing club registered as a separate Club with RYA.
1970 - Trouble over sailing rights ; R.A.Pitt died , a great loss to Budworth and MCA.
1971 - Fireballs turned down as a replacement class. Clubhouse enlarged and showers fitted .
1972 - Marston Hall Estates reported to have dropped challenge over sailing rights.
1973 - Agreement made with Cheshire CC for schools sailing.
1974 - Start of Lasers at Budworth, threat of public boating from Marbury receding.
1975 - New bar and lounge opened costing £10,176
1976 - A Booth won the fireball Nationals.
1978 - first year of Fireballs .
1981 - Lady members object to being singled out for Galley duty.
1982 - Club Membership declined resignations of non-sailing wives.
1983 -Farmer Gibbons part of the mere was auctioned. BSC acquired 1/3rd joint ownership with Northwich and Warrington Anglers.
1984 - Wind speed indicator purchased
1985 - Major repairs on the G P. Jetty
1986 - 40th Anniversary of the formation of the Club.
1987 - Purchase of a new automatic timer for starting races.
* 1987 -Toppers first year of sailing at Budworth.
1990 - On Feb 26th severe gales hit Cheshire and the roof was blown off the OOD’s box.
1991 - Several break-ins this year. H. Brown won the Laser Masters.
1993 - Great success with the junior sailing program. Optimists introduced as a boat class.
1994 - Phil Hackney and Bill Kenyon organised a Sailathon for Children in Need raising £3,800. Debbie Love won the Orkney Challenge Cup.
1995 - Club house frontage and extension to the lounge carried out.
Budworth Sailing Club was established in 1948 to pioneer dinghy sailing on Budworth Mere, one of the most attractive inland waters in the North of England. The Club is located near Northwich in the heart of Cheshire.