Whissendine

About

Whissendine ward is located in the northern part of Rutland, England. It includes the village of Whissendine, which lies approximately 5 miles northeast of Oakham, the county town. The area is characterised by rural landscapes, with farmland and open fields dominating the surroundings. The ward is part of the larger Rutland County Council administrative area.

The village of Whissendine features traditional stone-built houses and a historic church, St Andrew’s, which dates back to the 13th century. Local amenities include a primary school, a pub, and a village hall. The ward is served by nearby transport links, including the A606 road, providing access to larger towns. Agriculture remains a key part of the local economy, with farming activities shaping much of the land use. The area offers a quiet, countryside setting with a small, close-knit community.