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Ruin by the River Trent.
The Every family, lords of the manors of Newton Solney and Egginton, constructed at Newton Solney a substantial but whimsical, folly-like tower on the river-bank, called Rock Tower, and it is the only indication of their use of the Newton Solney estate for leisure in the 18th century. The tower, which survives embedded in the river frontage of the present Rock House, was built by 1758 on the site of the former manor house, and would have been used by the Every family to arrive in Newton Solney by boat.
St Wystan's Parish Church, Bretby. Rebuilt in 1877, it is a Grade II Listed building of irregular coursed sandstone and timber framing to porch and bell tower. The south elevation has a gabled timber porch on stone plinth, rebuilt in 1966.
Viewed in the distance the Priory Church of Saint Mary and Saint Hardulph, Breedon on the Hill, aka Breedon Priory.
Harriet Walton Jefford (d. 1922) of 27 Ashby Road left money for the erection of almshouses for women, and by 1925 these two houses had been built in Wheatley Lane
Outdoor dining adaptation at The Winery. The garden chalets are to be introduced for dining when lockdown ends, scheduled for 17 May 2021. They are equipped with lights, heating, blankets, music, plug sockets & USB ports, and themed individually as Dutchy, Ascot, Tuscany, Padstow and Bollinger.