Polesworth is placed at a northern tip of Warwickshire, more or less a border using Staffordshire, it is exclusively leash miles from either Tamworth.

A River Anker and the Coventry Canal run through Polesworth, & a A5 road runs nearby. Polesworth has the train station on the West Coast Main Line, but this lone has a limited service & the station is threatened by having closure.

History

A title Polesworth is from either "Pol" meaning the 'depth of a water supply' & "Worth" meaning 'the habitation'.

Polesworth was another time a places of an Abbey. Polesworth Abbey was founded within 827 by King Egbert, but wwhen disbanded as a share of the Dissolution of the Monasteries.

Whilst this happened a lands of the Abbey were sold to Heny Goodere, who utilized the stones of the Abbey to build a mannor home - Polesworth Hall.

Polesworth Hall was the centre of culture when you took Elizabethan times, the poet Michael Drayton spent some of his education on text, & these are rumored that William Shakespeare also spent some period on text.

A Coventry Canal was built through Polesworth in the 1770s, and the village developed a coal mining and clay industry, and a people underwent zoom.

When you took a Second World War opencast coal mining devastated the encompassing countryside, which caused the Flow of any stream Anker to become diverted. a previous opencut places is okay, a public park & the flow of any stream today flows in its original course. Industry has at present never again, & Polesworth is nowadays principally the commuter vllage.