Poulton, Raby Mere & Thornton Hough

Poulton, Raby Mere & Thornton Hough are rural villages in the eastern Wirral, known for their green spaces and historic buildings. The area is characterised by rolling countryside, woodland, and large estates, offering a quiet escape from urban life. Raby Mere, a small lake, is a focal point for walks and wildlife, while Poulton and Thornton Hough feature traditional architecture, including timber-framed houses and a medieval church.

The villages are surrounded by farmland and country lanes, making them popular for cycling and hiking. Thornton Hough has a distinctive red-brick village centre, built in the 19th century, with a church, school, and former estate cottages. The area retains a strong sense of community, with local events often held in village halls or outdoor spaces. Despite its rural feel, it is well-connected to nearby towns like Bebington and Heswall.