Main Street, Redmile

Introduction

The photograph on this page of Main Street, Redmile by Stephen McKay as part of the Geograph project.

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Main Street, Redmile

Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 17 May 2022

Redmile is a small Vale of Belvoir village; its population in 2011 was recorded as 921 but this was for the whole civil parish including Plungar and Barkestone-le-Vale. This view is at the west end of the village from Church Corner approaching the canal bridge. The building on the right was formerly the Peacock Inn, now converted into four cottages despite an attempt to have it designated an asset of community value. Fortunately, the village does have another pub. See Image for a view of the Peacock in happier times.

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