This remote venue witnessed one of the most important battles in English history in 1485 with the demise of Richard III and Henry Tudor taking the crown of England.

However this venue has more history than you would expect, theories are that it was once a high profile roman site and there are also strong links with the Victorian engineering that took place nearby with the building of the canals and railway.

If you believe in the stone tape theory or residual energy, this place has held on to a lot.