Welcome to Myddle, Shropshire, England
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Myddle village lies in the heart of the Shropshire Countryside, almost halfway between Ellesmere and Shrewsbury. The aim of our village website is to provide an online community for the people of Myddle and the surrounding area. We hope that villagers, neighbours and visitors alike will find something interesting and useful here.
Myddle's most famous son is probably Richard Gough, who wrote "The History of Myddle" between 1700 and 1702 Gough's book is a record of anecdotes about many of the families in the parish of Myddle. Myddle also has the remains of a castle, whose last inhabitant was Sir Humphrey Kynaston. He was outlawed in 1491, went off to Nescliffe and became a highwayman. You will find more about Gough, Sir Humphrey and others on our History pages.
For the latest village news and events, please read the latest version of The Myddle Messenger Magazine
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Local people are encouraged to contribute information to the website, which is sponsored by Interactive Information Services Ltd, an Internet and Computer Consultancy. If you would like to do so, please email contact@myddle.net in the first instance.