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Population
248 (Census 2001) |
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Ashby
cum Fenby is a small, historical village, with very narrow
roads (20MPH Limit). |
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Situated
on the A18, the original cliff of the sea prior to the ice age. |
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The
church of St Peters dates from 1230, and is hidden down
the road to the Public House! |
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The
Village has a Public House / Restaurant and a Village Hall. |
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Originally
two hamlets known as Ashby and Fenby which connected during
the medieval times and take on the full name we now know
it as. |
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The
village has a road named Chapel Lane - but no chapel to
be found, and a Post Office Lane, with no Post Office to
be found either! - |
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Note - there is no turning head in post office road and its a dead end! |
