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Welcome to Rugby, a town of few firsts. It is also characterised by Victorian architecture. This market town in Warwickshire is the birthplace of both the Rugby football and the jet engine. It is said that William Webb Ellis invented the game around 1820's at Rugby School. In 1937 Frank Whittle built the first modern jet engine prototype. Today, its Victorian heritage still shows with mainly Victorian and early 20th century buildings in the landscape.
Visit WebsiteRugby does not have its own town council and it is under both the local administration of the Rugby Borough Council and Warwickshire County Council. The borough council handles the usual waste management, payment transactions such as business fees, council taxes, and the likes. Other aspects of the administration is under the Warwickshire County. It used to rely on manufacturing industries until its decline in the 90's and the service industries took over in sustaining its economy.
Visit WebsiteYou may think that there is not much to see in Rugby but you will be surprised to discover the calming and captivating simplicity of its countryside natural beauty. Swift Valley Nature Reserve is characterised by its ridges, woodland, wetland, and grasslands which are close by the Swift River. Due to its natural charm, animals are enticed to constantly inhabit the area. For the longest time it has made its humble share as a grazing Pasteur.
Visit WebsiteWelcome to Stanford Hall, a proud noble countryside home in a sprawling 700 acre estate. Now you can experience the Leicestershire countryside in this olden home that perfectly sets any mood you fancy. You can't help but notice the peacefully flowing Avon River in its landscape and the spacious park that surrounds it. It has a spacious enough ballroom and 15 restored bedrooms to take care of your accommodation and events need.
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