Rudby & Ingleby

Rudby & Ingleby is a civil parish in North Yorkshire, located near the border with County Durham. The area includes the villages of Hutton Rudby and Ingleby Greenhow, set in the foothills of the North York Moors. The landscape features rolling farmland, wooded valleys, and the River Leven, which flows through Hutton Rudby. The area has a mix of historic stone buildings and modern housing, with local amenities including pubs, shops, and a primary school.

The parish is well-connected by road, with the A19 providing access to nearby towns like Yarm and Stokesley. Rural footpaths and bridleways offer opportunities for walking and cycling, with the Cleveland Way National Trail passing nearby. Agriculture remains an important part of the local economy, while some residents commute to larger towns for work. The area maintains a quiet, community-focused atmosphere, with events often held at the village hall or church.