Sandbach
Narrow, winding streets and timbered houses with a cobbled market place.
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Market Towns and Villages
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Sandiway
The story of Sandiway starts from a time when the forest of Mara and Mondrem still cast its great tree-canopied cloak across vast tracts of fertile lane, sweeping southwards from nearby Frodsham and the Mersey towards Nantwich.
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Scholar Green
Picturesque village with marina. Sit back and watch boats pass in the local canal centre.
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Shavington
Shavington is reputedly the 'Santune' in the Domesday Book of 1086. In 1260 is was described as Shawynto, which is derived from 'the tun of Sceafa's people'.
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Stockton Heath
A village with a country feel, yet with urban benefits, just on the outskirts of Warrington.
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Stretton
The small community of Stretton lies between the Appleton Thorn to Daresbury road, south of Warrington.
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Styal
The name of the settlement was, in 120, described at 'Styhale' and as 'Stihal' in 1286. The first element 'stig' in Old English, means 'a hall with a pigsty'.
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Sutton Weaver
A long, thin, former farming village with stunning views to the west to Helsby and Frodsham and over the Weaver Navigation in the valley below.
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Swettenham
Early evidence of a settlement here has been brought to light following the discovery of Saxon remains - an old cross found near the site of the ancient Manor House, the other, a small font.
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