Shrewley      Parish

Shrewley Parish, in the Forest of Arden in rural Warwickshire, lies about five

miles north-west of Warwick and consists of Shrewley Common, Little Shrewley,

Hatton Station, Five Ways Road and part of Case Lane.

 

Chiltern Railway stops at Hatton Station with connections to London Marylebone,

Birmingham and Stratford upon Avon, and the M40 motorway runs close to the

western boundary. The Grand Union Canal also passes through with a tunnel under Shrewley Common and a marina at Hatton Station.

 

Welcome to the Shrewley Parish Website

www.shrewley.org

Editor: wesandlinda@btinternet.com

~ Village  Events  ~

 

 

Another great night on

18 May with the

Harald Haugaard Quartet!

 

5 June - Celebrations!

See Jubilee Day webpage

 

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See Village Hall page for all future events

The local Church magazine - The Ferncumbe News - covers Shrewley and the adjoining Parishes and includes all ecclesiastical and  commmunity matters.

 

The Community Email will also let you know what’s going on in the Parish - email hattonwithhaseley@googlemail.com  saying Yes to Community Email to receive the weekly updates.

 

The Parish also has The Case is Altered, a welcoming unspoilt pub with great character, which has been a regular entry in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide for many years.

The pub hosts regular Cribbage evenings and recently held its inaugural Shove Ha’penny night!

 

Shrewley Common has a thriving Village

Shop and Post Office, and The Durham Ox,

a traditional 18th century inn and restaurant

with large gardens and a wide ranging menu.

 

 

The cutting on the approach to the tunnel

on the north side is a designated site of

special scientific interest.