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    Radway Meadows!

   

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Radway Meadows are in south Warwickshire, just south of the village of Radway, at Grid Reference SP 366 475.  There are 2 meadows, covering 9.4ha (23 acres) to the south side of King John's Lane, up the slope of Edge Hill towards the woodland along the scarp slope.  There are great views from the top!

  
Radway Meadows location map

Radway Meadows also form part of the northern limits of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) - stretching all the way through Gloucestershire to Bath. 

 

What? Click for details of why Radway Meadows is so special Where? Click to find out where Radway Meadows Nature Reserve is When? Click to find the best time to view - and what to see How? Click to find how to support our Radway Meadows Appeal

ALL DONATIONS TO THIS APPEAL WILL BE USED BY WARWICKSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUST TO SUPPORT THE PURCHASE AND MANAGEMENT OF RADWAY MEADOWS.  ANY DONATIONS IN EXCESS OF £75,000 WILL BE USED TO PURCHASE OTHER  NATURE RESERVES
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Last updated 10 December, 2007