Uppingham, Lyddington & Braunston

The Uppingham, Lyddington & Braunston area lies in the eastern part of Rutland, England's smallest county. Uppingham is a market town with historic buildings, including a 16th-century school and a mix of independent shops. Lyddington and Braunston are smaller villages, known for their stone cottages and rural surroundings. The area is characterised by rolling farmland and quiet country lanes, typical of Rutland's countryside.

Lyddington is home to the medieval Lyddington Bede House, a former palace of the Bishops of Lincoln. Braunston sits near the western shore of Rutland Water, offering walking and cycling routes. The area retains a traditional feel, with local pubs and village churches adding to its charm. Agriculture plays a key role in the landscape, with fields and hedgerows defining much of the scenery. The proximity to Rutland Water provides opportunities for outdoor activities.