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Ernest Harvey Close, RUGBY, CV22 7YA

This is part of the Ashberry Homes' Tilia Park development. The Elborow name commemorates a school in Rugby, originally set up to provide an education for poor children in the borough, that closed in 1960. Other streets on the estate are named after some of the school's headmasters and headmistresses.

The main entrance to the estate from the A4071.

Looking across the Coventry Road roundabout to the new 'Tilia Park' housing development.

Part of Ashberry Homes' new housing development on the outskirts of Rugby. Note that the grass is beginning to look parched after an exceptionally warm dry spring.

Tilia Park is the name given by Ashberry Homes to their new housing development at Cawston on the outskirts of Rugby. The name will probably be forgotten as soon as the builders have moved on. As is common practice, the sales centre is located in a double garage building next to the show homes. The green signs explain the arrangements during the coronavirus crisis; visits can be made by appointment only and visitors are asked to remain in their cars until the time of their appointment.

The roundabout 200 yards ahead is a relatively new feature, built to give access to the Cawston Grange Estate.

These new houses are part of Ashberry Homes' Tilia Park development on former farmland off Coventry Road at Cawston. Hannah Twining was a 19th century headmistress at Elborow School in Rugby; all the streets on the estate have been given names associated with the school.

These houses have a brand new look and the mauve coloured board tells us that they are part of Ashberry Homes' Tilia Park development. The three storey layout has become popular in recent years, maximising the living area while minimising the footprint.

Motorists approaching Rugby via the A4071 are treated to a splendid display of daffodils in March as they negotiate the roundabout that gives access to the new Cawston Grange Estate.