Coldmeece

Settlement in Staffordshire Stafford

England

Coldmeece

Coldmeece is a small village located in the county of Staffordshire, England. Situated approximately 5 miles east of the town of Stone, Coldmeece is nestled in a picturesque rural setting, surrounded by rolling hills and lush green fields. The village is part of the Stone Rural district and falls within the Staffordshire Moorlands parliamentary constituency.

Although its origins date back centuries, Coldmeece is a relatively quiet and tranquil village with a close-knit community. The village is known for its charming rural charm and traditional architecture, with many well-preserved cottages and farmhouses dotting the landscape. The local church, St. Michael's, is a prominent feature of the village, adding to its historical character.

Despite its small size, Coldmeece boasts a few amenities to serve its residents. These include a village hall, a primary school, and a local pub, providing a hub for social gatherings and community events. The village also benefits from its proximity to the larger town of Stone, which offers a wider range of amenities and services.

Coldmeece's idyllic location also attracts outdoor enthusiasts, with numerous walking trails and nature reserves in the surrounding area. The village offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of urban life, allowing residents and visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Staffordshire countryside.

In summary, Coldmeece is a charming and tranquil village in Staffordshire, renowned for its rural beauty, historical architecture, and close-knit community. It provides a serene environment for those seeking a peaceful countryside lifestyle.

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Coldmeece Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.889734/-2.216965 or Grid Reference SJ8532. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Factory Mill

Factory near to Coldmeece.

Andy and Hilary

Swynnerton Training Camp

Back entrance to Swynnerton army training camp. The site was a massive ordnance factory during World War Two. In the 1980s the base was used by nuclear weapons convoys for overnight stops (using this gate), and was also the scene of a controversial exercise when a demonstration of how to clean up nuclear contamination apparently used real nuclear contaminated material.

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Mainline Near Millmeece

From the Road Bridge

Geoff Pick

Baden Hall

A large, historic, timber-framed granary function centre, home of Baden Hall Fishery and Eccelshall RUFC.

Graham Burnett

Baden Hall Fishery

BADEN HALL FISHERY is now one of the largest pleasure fisheries in the Midlands - if not the Country - comprising eight individual pools, covering over 30 acres of water and holding over 275 pegs, specialising in pleasure and club anglers. All of the pools are stocked with coarse fish - carp, bream, roach, tench, barble, orfe, golden orfe, etc.

Graham Burnett

Brookside Business Park

The office complex was previously owned by BT for use as a training college now converted to offices and workshops.

Graham Burnett

Pilstones Wood

Pilstones Wood lies on the Eccleshall to Swynnerton just north of Coldmeece

Anne Pollitt

Yarnfield

The Labour In Vain, Yarnfield

Anne Pollitt

Toward Yarnfield

From the roundabout on the Eccleshall to Stone B5026, the other road goes off toward Coldmeece

Anne Pollitt

Labour in vain

Picture taken at the height of the world cup fever, 2006, as you can see by the flags.

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Highlows Lane, Yarnfield

Highlows Lane going out of Yarnfield. The lane and public footpath lead to Swynnerton across very boggy ground.

Stephen Pearce

Highlows Lane, Yarnfield

This is Highlows Lane at the start (or end) of a public footpath to and from Swynnerton looking towards Yarnfield.

Stephen Pearce

Broken Stile

This broken stile is on a public footpath from Yarnfield to Swynnerton. At this point during the time I was here there was an almost constant sound of armoury being fired from Swynnerton army camp and helicopters flying overhead.

Stephen Pearce

Broken Stile Ahead

This public footpath, across very boggy ground, goes from Yarnfield to Swynnerton. At this point, gunfire and heavier artillery being fired can be heard from Swynnerton Army Camp.

Stephen Pearce

Radio Mast

This radio mast is just by the side of a public footpath continuing from Highlows Lane, Yarnfield near Stone.

Stephen Pearce

Watch Out for the Lions!

Elephant grass experimental crop. This crop (over 6 feet tall) is being grown as an ecological and environmentally friendly alternative to 'conventional' energy production, especially for heating. This crop is near to Yarnfield, there are several fields being grown in the area. The clear area is a public footpath through the field.

Stephen Pearce

Five-Bar Gate

This gaste is to a public footpath next to a field of Elephant Grass. The footpath leads to Yarnfield.

Stephen Pearce

The Long and Not So Winding Road

This concrete farm track runs between Highlows Farm and Swynnerton Army Camp. The elephant grass either side is at least 6 feet tall and is being grown as an experimental crop for environmentally friendly energy.

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Coldmeece is located at Grid Ref: SJ8532 (Lat: 52.889734, Lng: -2.216965)

Administrative County: Staffordshire

District: Stafford

Police Authority: Staffordshire