Pottington Green

Pottington Green is the village that sits at the bottom of the hill near St. Clarence's.

This busy country village, which gets its name from the large village green, is the largest and most populated in the valley with a population of around 6,000. The building of the Conby-Moor canal connected Pottington Green to a network of waterways that aided its prosperity. The village is famed for its yearly flower competition, and its railway station won “Best Dressed Station” 9 years in a row. It is also renowned for its luxurious and cosy tea rooms.

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