Mollington Hill

Hill, Mountain in Warwickshire Warwick

England

Mollington Hill

Othello Avenue Sunrise following snow — Othello Avenue Credit: Timothy Santon

Mollington Hill is a prominent geographical feature located in the county of Warwickshire, England. Situated near the village of Mollington, the hill is part of the wider landscape of the North Warwickshire countryside. While it would be more accurate to classify Mollington Hill as a prominent local hill rather than a mountain, it still holds great significance in the local topography.

Rising to an elevation of about 150 meters, Mollington Hill offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The hill is distinctively shaped, with a gentle slope on one side and a steeper incline on the other. This unique formation makes it a popular spot for hikers, walkers, and nature enthusiasts alike.

Mollington Hill is covered in lush green vegetation, with a combination of grasses, shrubs, and trees adorning its slopes. The hill is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, attracting wildlife such as rabbits, deer, and various bird species.

The hill has historical significance as well, with evidence of human habitation dating back to ancient times. Archaeological surveys have identified the presence of Iron Age settlements in the surrounding area, indicating that Mollington Hill may have played a role in ancient communities.

Overall, Mollington Hill is a picturesque and historically rich landmark of Warwickshire. Its natural beauty and cultural heritage make it a must-visit destination for those seeking to explore the region's scenic countryside.

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Mollington Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.257878/-1.5205916 or Grid Reference SP3262. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Othello Avenue

Sunrise following snow

Timothy Santon

Bus depot, Poseidon Way, Royal Leamington Spa

With the development of the land north of Leamington Spa station – De Normanville Avenue flats and houses SP3165 : West on De Normanville Avenue, Royal Leamington Spa – Stagecoach has moved its bus depot to an industrial estate in south Leamington.

Robin Stott

Leafy start to a footpath and cycleway, Trident Park, south Leamington

The nearest unit is for Presto Music, who have a shop in the town centre Link

Here's how the scene looked in 2015 SP3163 : Shared path between Tachbrook Road and the Trident Business Centre, Whitnash.

Robin Stott

Estate road into Spa Park, south Leamington

Spa Park is a large industrial estate. At the time of the photo there were signs at entrances advertising units of 30,000-290,000 square feet to let for offices, R&D, production and distribution, and 4 new speculative units of 24,000-50,000 square feet to let from Q4 2022. Ahead in the photo is the demolition of the Sustainable Building Centre SP3163 : Sustainable Building Centre, Wolseley site, Spa Park, south Leamington. It showcased products from Wolseley UK, the building and plumbing supplies behemoth that had opened warehouses and its HQ here. Outside the UK and Canada it is Ferguson plc. Wolseley UK was sold to a private equity firm in 2021 Link

. The big shed in the background bears the logo of Iron Mountain, a data storage company.

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Rehabilitation Hospital, Heathcote, Leamington

One of the two vehicular entrances to the site. The hospital has expanded over the years, taking patients from beyond Warwickshire. There are units for treating brain injuries and strokes. Link

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Whitnash Lodge and Heathcote Lane, Leamington

The extended Whitnash Lodge is believed to be the unit of the Rehabilitation Hospital that treats brain injuries. For a little history see Link The Central England Brain Injury Charity raises funds to enhance the facilities at the Central England Rehabilitation Unit (CERU): Link

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Circulation and parking, Leamington Rehab Hospital

Also known as Heathcote Hospital; for a little history see Link Access to the fenced compound, left, is clearly restricted, arousing curiosity, but there are no clues.

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Shed, industrial estate, Leamington

The access is from Delphi Close. All the roads have a Greek flavour.

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Exchange Place, business park, Leamington

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Townside stand at Leamington FC

Part of the Townside stand at Leamington FC

Richard Lawson

Sheepside, Leamington FC

A photo of the Mick Brady Stand on the Sheepside of Leamington FC

Richard Lawson

Mick Brady Stand, Leamington FC

A photo of the Mick Brady stand and dugouts at Leamington FC

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Sunrise over mist covered field, Witnash

Roy Hughes

Whitnash from Crown Hill

Warwick Castle and St.Mary's Church, Warwick in background.

Barry Bolland

Warwick Gates Community Church and church hall, Cressida Close, Leamington

This is part of a local centre for the Warwick Gates estate and passing trade on Heathcote Lane. There's a doctor's surgery to the left and local shops, including a Co-op convenience store, to the right.

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Junction of Poseidon Way and Heathcote Lane, south Leamington

Business and industry in south Leamington are still undergoing a slow transformation. On the left, Exchange Place, possibly home to the Focus Learning Trust; some websites say it is available to rent. The long white fascia is on the ageing single-storey premises of Caparo. Beyond it the colossal Wolseley warehouse for building materials and components, dating from just before the financial crisis of 2008: unfortunate timing SP3164 : Wolseley, loading bays, Spa Park, Leamington Spa. The fence on the right is to the garden of the more recent Royal Horse public house.

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Garden of the Royal Horse public house, Heathcote Lane, Leamington

The shiny building on the right is the new Engineering Facility for Warwick Trident College, part of the Warwickshire College Group. The church spire on the skyline is of St John's, Tachbrook Street. There are glimpses of businesses and industry in the area.

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Engineering Facility, Warwick Trident College, Poseidon Way, Leamington

It's part of the Warwickshire College Group of further education sites in the county. In the background is another, older part of the group, the Trident Technology and Business Centre.

Robin Stott

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Mollington Hill is located at Grid Ref: SP3262 (Lat: 52.257878, Lng: -1.5205916)

Administrative County: Warwickshire

District: Warwick

Police Authority: Warwickshire