Places of interest:
Ludlow
Described by John Betjeman as “England’s finest town” and by Country Life magazine as “England’s finest market town”, Ludlow is steeped in tradition and history, but is still very much a working town, a bustling centre of trade serving a large, rural hinterland.
Mortimer Forest
The geology of this area is of world significance. So much so that the famous 19th century geologist Sir Roderick Murchison used the name of Ludlow to define 440 million year old rocks as Ludlovian, a term that is now used worldwide.
Burrington
There are six very early cast iron tomb slabs in the churchyard. One is for Richard Knight (1659 – 1745) who set up a forge nearby at Bringewood.
Roman Fort of Branogenium
This major Roman settlement underlies the present village of Leintwardine. The settlement dates back to AD70 and the fort was constructed in AD160.




