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Hunningham

Civil Parish in Warwickshire Warwick

England

Hunningham

Bridge over Lias Line Farm bridge over the disused Rugby to Leamington Railway Line
Bridge over Lias Line Credit: AJD

Hunningham is a civil parish located in the county of Warwickshire, England. It is situated about 6 miles southwest of the town of Rugby and 5 miles southeast of the city of Coventry. The parish covers an area of approximately 4 square miles and is home to a population of around 500 residents.

The village of Hunningham is nestled in the picturesque countryside of Warwickshire, surrounded by rolling hills and farmland. It is a quintessential English village with charming cottages, a historic church, and a sense of community. The parish is predominantly rural, with the majority of the land used for agriculture.

The village itself has a small range of amenities, including a village hall, a primary school, and a local pub. The pub, known as The Red Lion, is a popular meeting place for residents and visitors alike.

Hunningham is well-connected to nearby towns and cities, with good transport links. The M40 motorway is easily accessible, providing convenient access to Birmingham, Oxford, and London. The village is also served by regular bus services, connecting it to surrounding areas.

The surrounding countryside offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities, such as walking, cycling, and horse riding. There are several footpaths and bridleways that crisscross the parish, providing scenic routes through the Warwickshire countryside.

Overall, Hunningham is a peaceful and idyllic village in Warwickshire, offering a rural lifestyle within easy reach of urban amenities.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.305745/-1.44098 or Grid Reference SP3867. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Bridge over Lias Line Farm bridge over the disused Rugby to Leamington Railway Line
Bridge over Lias Line
Farm bridge over the disused Rugby to Leamington Railway Line
Bridge over dismantled railway Looking ENE along the trackbed of the now dismantled Leamington Spa to Rugby railway. The bridge carries a farm track and a bridleway over the railway. Although the trackbed is not an official right of way, it is used as such by walkers and cyclists, although it is very wet and muddy in many places. There is an easy way down from the bridleway onto the trackbed on the far side of the bridge, but on foot only.
Bridge over dismantled railway
Looking ENE along the trackbed of the now dismantled Leamington Spa to Rugby railway. The bridge carries a farm track and a bridleway over the railway. Although the trackbed is not an official right of way, it is used as such by walkers and cyclists, although it is very wet and muddy in many places. There is an easy way down from the bridleway onto the trackbed on the far side of the bridge, but on foot only.
Northeast on the Offchurch Greenway, northeast of Sutton Spinney
Northeast on the Offchurch Greenway, northeast of Sutton Spinney
Northeastern end of the Offchurch Greenway The Greenway leaves the line of the former railway and turns southeast to exit on to the B4455 Fosse Way. To the right is the boundary of a large site occupied by HS2 contractors.
Northeastern end of the Offchurch Greenway
The Greenway leaves the line of the former railway and turns southeast to exit on to the B4455 Fosse Way. To the right is the boundary of a large site occupied by HS2 contractors.
Southwest on the Offchurch Greenway from its northeastern end
Southwest on the Offchurch Greenway from its northeastern end
Northeast end of the Offchurch Greenway The approach from the small setback from the fast B4455 Fosse Way. In the background is the northeast end of a large site occupied by the HS2 contractors.
Northeast end of the Offchurch Greenway
The approach from the small setback from the fast B4455 Fosse Way. In the background is the northeast end of a large site occupied by the HS2 contractors.
HS2 enabling works, Welsh Road area, June 2021 (11) This is the northeast edge of what turned out to be a large compound for HS2 contractors, seen from Fosse Way verge.
HS2 enabling works, Welsh Road area, June 2021 (11)
This is the northeast edge of what turned out to be a large compound for HS2 contractors, seen from Fosse Way verge.
HS2 enabling works, Welsh Road area, June 2021 (13) Another view from beside the Fosse Way into the contractors' compound. It felt like a village. With each laborious step along the verge my jaw dropped a little bit further. The site occupies much of the area bounded by the Offchurch Greenway, Fosse Way, and the Long Itchington Road – seven hectares at a rough estimate. Sutton Spinney does not appear to be included in the site. Are they offices in the distance, or accommodation?
HS2 enabling works, Welsh Road area, June 2021 (13)
Another view from beside the Fosse Way into the contractors' compound. It felt like a village. With each laborious step along the verge my jaw dropped a little bit further. The site occupies much of the area bounded by the Offchurch Greenway, Fosse Way, and the Long Itchington Road – seven hectares at a rough estimate. Sutton Spinney does not appear to be included in the site. Are they offices in the distance, or accommodation?
Farm buildings, Fosse Farm
Farm buildings, Fosse Farm
Offchurch Greenway A cycleway along the route of the former Leamington Spa to Rugby railway line.
Offchurch Greenway
A cycleway along the route of the former Leamington Spa to Rugby railway line.
Turn left or right The eastern end of the Offchurch Greenway is closed during HS2 construction. Turning left leads to a public footpath. Turning right leads to the Fosse Way.
Turn left or right
The eastern end of the Offchurch Greenway is closed during HS2 construction. Turning left leads to a public footpath. Turning right leads to the Fosse Way.
Exit from the Offchurch Greenway Leads to a footpath linking Offchurch to the Fosse Way.
Exit from the Offchurch Greenway
Leads to a footpath linking Offchurch to the Fosse Way.
Wheat near Offchurch A sprayer on the far side of the field.
Wheat near Offchurch
A sprayer on the far side of the field.
Bridge over the River Leam
Bridge over the River Leam
Offchurch Greenway The dismantled Rugby-Leamington Line near the Fosseway.
Offchurch Greenway
The dismantled Rugby-Leamington Line near the Fosseway.
Hedgerow west of Offchurch - Hunningham lane Beyond is the valley of the River Leam.
Hedgerow west of Offchurch - Hunningham lane
Beyond is the valley of the River Leam.
Hunningham church St. Margaret's is a grade II listed building.
Hunningham church
St. Margaret's is a grade II listed building.
Wappenbury Roman Catholic church St. Anne's is administered by the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart, I think it says on the glass porch.
Wappenbury Roman Catholic church
St. Anne's is administered by the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart, I think it says on the glass porch.
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Hunningham is located at Grid Ref: SP3867 (Lat: 52.305745, Lng: -1.44098)

Administrative County: Warwickshire

District: Warwick

Police Authority: Warwickshire

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