Towns in England

Congleton, Cheshire

This lively market town stands on a bend of the River Dane, it quite possibly takes its name from the Celtic word "congle" which in English means "a bend".

Coniston, Cumbria

There is a timelessness about this pretty village which is set beneath the awesome splendour of "The Old Man of Coniston" towering some 2,500ft above.

Constantine, Cornwall

Constantine Bay, Cornwall

Constantine Bay lies south of Padstow, and just a short distance from Trevose Head. Here visitors will find a marvellous surf washed sandy beach backed by dunes where fences...

Cookham, Berkshire

This beautiful old village lies in the thickly wooded Cliveden Reach of the Thames, a fine stretch of water that begins at Cookham Lock.

Cookwell, Dorset

Corbridge, Northumberland

Located in Northumberland, Corbridge is a historic market town with Roman connections. It features charming streets, historic buildings, and the Corbridge Roman Town archaeological site.

Corfe Castle, Dorset

Below the castle, the village of Corfe shows picturesque stone houses of the 17th-century.

Cornwell, Oxfordshire

Corsham, Wiltshire

Corsham is an historic market town on the edge of the Cotswolds and is surounded by beautiful countryside. This beautiful Wiltshire town has a number of historic buildings which...

Coton, Northamptonshire

Cottesbrooke, Northamptonshire

Coughton, Warwickshire

The village of Coughton is dominated by the Magnificent building of Coughton Court.

Coundon, County Durham

Coventry, West Midlands

Coventry has been at the heart of industry for many decades and has a great industrial past.

Cowden, Lancashire

Cowes, Isle of Wight

The most famous yachting resort in the world. Cowes dates back to Tudor times and is divided in two by the River Medina, creating East and West Cowes

Cowshill, County Durham

Lonely, picturesque area lying in the midst of some of England's most breathtaking scenery.

Coxwold, North Yorkshire

Coxwold is one of those villages that appear to have changed very little with the passing of the centuries.

Craigside, County Durham