New Village

Settlement in Yorkshire

England

New Village

Retirement homes, Cottingham The eastern aspect of the Springs Court development <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://www.mccarthyandstone.co.uk/retirement-properties-for-sale/springs-court-cottingham/" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://www.mccarthyandstone.co.uk/retirement-properties-for-sale/springs-court-cottingham/">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span> for people aged 70-plus, by McCarthy &amp; Stone. The buildings are on part of the site once occupied by the University of Hull&#039;s Needler Hall hall of residence, which was demolished in 2017. Most of the rest of the site is now the Aldi supermarket and its adjoining car park. — Retirement homes, Cottingham Credit: Paul Harrop

New Village is a picturesque hamlet located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Nestled amidst rolling green hills and vast stretches of farmland, this tranquil village is a haven of peace and serenity. Situated about 10 miles from the bustling market town of York, New Village is a popular destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The village itself is characterized by its quaint cottages, built from traditional Yorkshire stone, which line the narrow, winding streets. The local community is tight-knit and friendly, with a strong sense of pride in their village. The village green is the heart of New Village, where residents and visitors can often be found enjoying picnics or playing a game of cricket on sunny days.

New Village boasts a rich history, with evidence of settlements dating back to the Roman period. The nearby ruins of an ancient Roman villa attract history enthusiasts from far and wide. Additionally, the village church, St. Mary's, is a stunning example of medieval architecture and serves as a focal point for the community.

Surrounded by stunning countryside, New Village offers a plethora of outdoor activities. Walking and cycling trails weave through the countryside, providing breathtaking views and opportunities to explore the natural beauty of the area. The nearby River Ouse also offers fishing and boating opportunities for those who enjoy water-based activities.

In terms of amenities, New Village is well-served by a range of local shops, including a village store, post office, and a charming tea room. For those seeking a wider range of amenities, the nearby town of York provides ample shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

Overall, New Village is a charming and idyllic destination, combining natural beauty, a rich history, and a strong sense of community.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 53.782057/-0.39713 or Grid Reference TA0532. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Retirement homes, Cottingham

The eastern aspect of the Springs Court development Link

for people aged 70-plus, by McCarthy & Stone. The buildings are on part of the site once occupied by the University of Hull's Needler Hall hall of residence, which was demolished in 2017. Most of the rest of the site is now the Aldi supermarket and its adjoining car park.

Paul Harrop

All the twos, Hull

The eastern side of 22nd Avenue, taken on 22/5/22. The house on the left is number 22.

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Train at Cottingham Station

A Northern diesel multiple unit passes though the station, running empty coaching stock up to Bridlington, where it will form a scheduled passenger service back to Hull. This is in addition to the other early morning services to Bridlington as shown on the indicator board. Presumably the one seen here is to cater for the additional demand for services towards Hull during the morning rush hour.

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Houses and church, Cottingham

Houses on Hallgate, with the tower of St Mary the Virgin Church rising above them

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Cottingham station bunting

Platinum Jubilee-related Union Jack adornment across the entrance to the station. The building to which they are attached is The Old Lamp Room, former railway premises converted to a restaurant: Link

(Facebook page)

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Open land on the edge of Cottingham

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Cottingham puffin

A large, colourfully-decorated seabird sculpture at the corner of Hallgate and King Street. Called 'Memories of the Seaside' and designed by artists Rachael and Phillippa Corcutt, it is one of 42 which form a trail called 'Puffins Galore' Link

extending the whole length of the East Yorkshire coast. This example is clearly one of a number which are positioned further inland. Its near neighbour just down the road is TA0432 : Another Cottingham puffin

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Another Cottingham puffin

A large, colourfully-decorated seabird sculpture on King Street. Called 'Human Impact' and designed by artist Hayley Young, it is one of 42 which form a trail called 'Puffins Galore' Link

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Trolley drowning, Hull

If the nearby Tesco store ever wonders where some of their trolleys disappear to, there are at least six of them either underwater, or partially submerged here, in the Beverley and Barmston Drain by the Beckside Close bridge, where dumping them appears to be something of a local sport.

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Hall Road painted shelter, Hull

Hull City Council provided 19 new bus shelters in March 2023, along Hedon Road and Hall Road, to replace old ones in poor condition. These all included 'wildflower roofs', planted to attract bees and other pollinators. Some, like this one, were also painted by a local artist working with students from the city's schools. This example depicts what could possibly be the River Hull. Other examples of similar painted shelters include: TA1329 : Painted bus shelter, Hedon Road, Hull TA0632 : Painted bus shelter, Hall Road, Hull and TA0733 : Wildlife-themed shelter, Hull

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Wildlife-themed shelter, Hull

Hull City Council provided 19 new bus shelters in March 2023, along Hedon Road and Hall Road, to replace old ones in poor condition. These all included 'wildflower roofs', planted to attract bees and other pollinators. Some, like this one, were also painted by a local artist working with students from the city's schools. This example in Hall Road reflects the project's ecological aspect. Other examples of similar painted shelters include: TA1329 : Painted bus shelter, Hedon Road, Hull TA0633 : Hall Road painted shelter, Hull and TA0632 : Painted bus shelter, Hall Road, Hull

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Painted bus shelter, Hall Road, Hull

Hull City Council provided 19 new bus shelters in March 2023, along Hedon Road and Hall Road, to replace old ones in poor condition. These all included 'wildflower roofs', planted to attract bees and other pollinators. Some, like this one, were also painted by a local artist working with students from the city's schools. This example reflects Hull's sea fishing heritage. Other examples of similar painted shelters include: TA1329 : Painted bus shelter, Hedon Road, Hull TA0633 : Hall Road painted shelter, Hull and TA0733 : Wildlife-themed shelter, Hull

Paul Harrop

Cottingham market

Each Thursday, most of the car park on King Street is given over to an open air market. Stallholders seem to outnumber customers in this view, maybe not an accurate representation of how busy the market was overall.

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Priory Road horse, Cottingham

A small patch of grazing land in a residential area, presumably a potential bit of prime building land, left undeveloped at the busy junction of Priory Road and Newgate Street.

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King George V playing field, Hull

5.46 hectare recreation space to the north of Cottingham Road, also accessible from The Quadrant on the Inglemire Estate, here looking towards the University of Hull's accommodation blocks from the skate park.

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Marton Grove/The Quadrant, Hull

Looking from Marton Grove towards the parade of shops on the Inglemire Estate

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Newbald Grove, Hull

Looking towards Inglemire Lane, close to its junction with Hall Road

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Horse and cart, Cottingham

Although they are perhaps less common than they used to be, some of the 'rag-and-bone' carts in and around Hull are still horse-drawn, like this one, heading north on Priory Road.

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New Village is located at Grid Ref: TA0532 (Lat: 53.782057, Lng: -0.39713)

Division: East Riding

Unitary Authority: East Riding of Yorkshire

Police Authority: Humberside