Parish in Warrington, England
| Coordinates: | 53.356, -2.556 |
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| OS grid ref: | SJ 63 84 |
| Dialling code: | 01925 (Warrington) |
Appleton is a civil parish on the southern fringe of Warrington in historic Cheshire, a mix of low‑density suburban housing and farmland that sits close to the River Mersey and the town’s transport corridors. Its location means many residents commute into Warrington, Manchester or Liverpool, while still enjoying green lanes, village greens and easy access to nearby business parks.
The area’s most distinctive cultural note is the small village of Appleton Thorn, known for a long‑running local horn dance tradition associated with the old Royal Oak and the village green; there are also several older farmhouses and a church that hint at its rural, Cheshire past. Overall it feels like a village that has absorbed commuter growth without losing a strong local identity and community life.
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