Walkington, Bishop Burton & Woodmansey

Walkington, Bishop Burton, and Woodmansey are neighbouring villages in the East Riding of Yorkshire, located just west of Beverley. The area is characterised by rolling countryside, farmland, and quiet rural lanes, offering a peaceful setting close to the historic market town. Walkington has a mix of traditional cottages and newer housing, while Bishop Burton is known for its agricultural college and well-preserved village green. Woodmansey, the smallest of the three, has a more residential feel with easy access to Beverley.

The villages are connected by walking and cycling routes, including part of the Hudson Way, a disused railway line. Local amenities include village pubs, a primary school in Walkington, and the Bishop Burton College campus. The area benefits from its proximity to Beverley, providing shops, schools, and transport links while maintaining a rural atmosphere. The surrounding farmland and open spaces are typical of the East Yorkshire landscape, with fields and hedgerows defining much of the scenery.