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Currently closed for major refurbishment work so not able to check it out!

After going to the Woolpack inn for a Sunday lunch, it’s now one of our favourite pubs ever. Give it a go. Food and people are great.

With seven Grade II-listed buildings and one Grade II*-listed building, the little village of Bradley has certainly got some history to it. In fact, it was mentioned in the 11th-century Domesday Book. Wander around the village to spot the stunning rectory and a whole host of gorgeous thatched cottages.

This glorious oak woodland is a wonderful place to walk, particularly from mid-spring to mid-autumn when it's bursting with life and colour. In May, bluebell carpets sweep out either side of the path and birdsong fills the air. The trail through the woods is easy to follow although can be quite muddy in wetter months. The Three Castles Path long-distance hiking trail travels through the woodland.

The Woolpack Inn is a traditional pub that serves award-winning food and drink. Dog-friendly, and with open fires in winter, it is a good place for a pit-stop. There are also rooms available. For more information, visit: https://www.thewoolpackinn.co.uk.

St Peter’s is a peaceful church in a rural setting. The church was built in 1845, one year after the medieval church was demolished. Inside, you can admire Gothic Revival fittings from the 16th and 17th centuries. St Peter’s is Grade II-listed.

Great little track and a good place to see the sun setting🌞

Should be good all year around