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	Lime Tree Retirement Village Extension Project by Alex McGregor
	Poets Meadow by Stephen McKay Rugby is growing rapidly and new housing development is taking place in all directions. Poets Meadow is one of the smaller estates, hemmed in between the B4642 and Lime Tree Avenue on the edge of Bilton. The rather whimsical name has no... (more)
	Bilton-Lime Tree Avenue by Ian Rob The trees which give their name to the Avenue. Looking across the field from the A4071.
	Cawston Grange Estate by Ian Rob Pedestrian route to Bilton follows the perimeter Of Bilton High School.
	Judith Way, Cawston Grange Estate by Stephen McKay The snow on Judith Way seems to be barely disturbed on this Monday morning. The road is named after Judith Boughton an 18th century member of the family that owned the Manor of Cawston.
	A4071 at Cawston by Stephen McKay The roundabout 200 yards ahead is a relatively new feature, built to give access to the Cawston Grange Estate.
	Lime Tree Avenue, Bilton by Dave Thompson
	Lime Tree retirement Village Extension Project by Alex McGregor
	Cawston Grange Estate by Ian Rob The main entrance to the estate from the A4071.
	Gerard Road, Cawston Grange Estate by Stephen McKay Rime covers the wooden fence along the side of Gerard Road on a day of freezing fog. The road is named after Gerard de Lega, a 13th century abbot of Pipewell Abbey; the abbey owned land around here in medieval times
	Miller Respect on Potsford Road, Cawston by Stephen McKay The sign on Miller Homes' Poet's Meadow development is self-explanatory although the reference to COVID-19 is something new.
	Bilton-Lime Tree Avenue by Ian Rob The path running from the last house on Lime Tree Avenue around the perimeter of Lime Tree Village.