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cafe with excellent homemade cakes, pannini, breakfast and pizza.

Sometimes known as the "Lady of the Vale", it is a large church which has the 2nd highest spire in Leicestershire (at 212 feet). The oldest part of the church dates from the 12th century, with additions and alterations made during the following three centuries, including the nave and spire in the 15th century. There are two gargoyles on the south transept.

Coffee & Cakes

Closed Mondays!

St Swithin’s is a pretty parish church in farmland on the edge of Long Bennington. The church was built in the early 13th century and was developed over the following 200 years. It was significantly restored in 1902. Inside, you can view a 17th-century pulpit, a 12th-century octagonal stone font, a 15th-century sedilia of wood with carved angels as arm rests, and you can admire it all from 19th-century pews. St Swithin’s is Grade I-listed.

All Saints is a Grade I-listed church nestled in peaceful countryside on the outskirts of Westborough, close to the River Whitham. The church was built in the 11th century but was developed over the subsequent 600 years and underwent major restorations in 1811 and 1951. Inside, you can view an octagonal stone font from the 12th century.

Nice coffee stop, out of the way from the main village. Safe for bikes.

Well worth a slight detour off the high street for a decent coffee or tea break plus if you require something something more they do a decent English breakfast. Open lunchtimes during the week which is a blessing as we planned three breaks and all of the cafe's were closed on a Tuesday.