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This ancient village started
out as a tiny settlement in the 6th
century and its church, St Cuthbert’s, dates back
to the late 12th century. The 610-mile
Monarch’s Wayfootpath, which follows the
route taken by Charles ll as he fled after the
Battle of Worcester in 1651, cuts through the
parish. Local people take great pride in
Albrighton Moat and Gardens run by the charitable
Albrighton Trust. It is a series of gardens spread
around a medieval moat. The nearby village of Tong
contains the supposed resting place of Little
Nell, made famous by Charles Dickens in his ‘Old
Curiosity Shop’.