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Nice coffee and cakes! open Sundays 10-2 and longer other days

Quaint Village. Worth looking around the Church and Visit to the Bulls Head is a must!

Straight, smooth road through a quaint village

it's called St. Lawrence Church

An odd looking church quite low and spread instead of tall and imposing

Steep hill to get to but worth it

Lovely church and great for a walk

This district was constituted an ecclesiastical parish in 1876, the church of St. Andrew, Eastern Green, having been built and endowed by Mrs. Morgan in 1875; it is a building of red brick with Bath Stone dressings, in the style of the 13th century, and has a tower and spire; the living is a vicarage in the gift of the rector of Allesley. There is a school here and another, founded in 1705 by Martha Flint, in Allesley.

Coffee/cakes/breakfast/sandwiches to eat in or take away. Open daily 0800-1430 but closed Sundays.

Great pub, and very historical

The village has many historic buildings, some of which are timber-framed. The Church of St. Swithin is a Church of England church which dates from 1721, and is built on the site of an earlier church. The village also possesses two pubs, The Bulls Head Archived 14 December 2018 at the Wayback Machine and The Malt Shovel, and about 50 residential properties. The Barston Memorial Institute, opposite the Bulls Head, hosts many village activities with a Friday night youth club and regular Art Classes as well as the Barston WI and U3A meetings. There is no bus service or any other form of public transport in the village, although an abandoned bus stop still exists at the end of the central road of Barston, Oak Lane, which is left over from an old-school service from the 1970s and 1980s. Next to the bus stop is an old-fashioned red phone box.

Amazing place for all fish walking horseback riding

The gateway to the country side and access to ncn route.

if you are looking for a quick 6 mile ride, this us a great challenge.

St John’s is a pretty Norman parish church that contains one the finest crypts in the country. The Grade I-listed church was built in the 12th century and modified over the next 300 years. The half-timbered two-storey south porch was added in the 16th century. The grave of Maud Watson can be found near the porch and south wall. Watson became the first Ladies’ Singles Lawn Tennis Champion at Wimbledon in 1884 after beating her sister in the final.

St Laurence’s is a Grade I-listed church on the outskirts of Meriden. The parish church was built in the 12th century and modified over the next 200 years. In the chancel, you can see two effigies which date from 1400 and 1450.

Food, cakes and coffee really nice...

Fishing along the river alongside the lake

Seems to be a favourite place to fish...

There are so many mature trees here...