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Staveley is home to many local attractions and has the following aspects: |
Staveley is home to many local attractions and has the following aspects: |
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* Martin's Pond: Situated at the end of Lowfield Lane, this pond sits at the bottom of the abandoned railway tracks and has an abundance of wild life. |
* Martin's Pond: Situated at the end of Lowfield Lane, this pond sits at the bottom of the abandoned railway tracks and has an abundance of wild life. |
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* [[Staveley Community Primary School]], rated good in a 2010 [[Ofsted]] inspection. |
* [[Staveley Community Primary School]], rated 'good' in a 2010 [[Ofsted]] inspection. |
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* The Royal Oak Pub. |
* The Royal Oak Pub. |
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* The Railway Line: Abandoned for several years, the railway track offers a walk elevated through wildlife, whilst capturing the peaceful bliss of the countryside. |
* The Railway Line: Abandoned for several years, the railway track offers a walk elevated through wildlife, whilst capturing the peaceful bliss of the countryside. |
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Revision as of 19:57, 2 March 2014
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Staveley is a village and civil parish in the Harrogate district of North Yorkshire, England. It is situated 4 miles (6.4 km) north of Knaresborough and near the A1(M) motorway. The racehorse Staveley, winner of the 1805 St Leger Stakes, was born at nearby Boroughbridge.[1]
Attractions
Staveley is home to many local attractions and has the following aspects:
- Martin's Pond: Situated at the end of Lowfield Lane, this pond sits at the bottom of the abandoned railway tracks and has an abundance of wild life.
- Staveley Community Primary School, rated 'good' in a 2010 Ofsted inspection.
- The Royal Oak Pub.
- The Railway Line: Abandoned for several years, the railway track offers a walk elevated through wildlife, whilst capturing the peaceful bliss of the countryside.
- Nature Reserve: A long walk that stretches beyond Staveley. The reserve has many wild and rare species of flower and wildlife.
References
- ^ Sporting magazine (Oct. 1805-Mar. 1806). Wheble. 1806. p. 3. Retrieved 17 March 2013.
External links
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