Send flowers to Newton On Ouse, North Yorkshire

Flower Delivery to Newton-on-Ouse – A Delightful Village in the Hambleton District of North Yorkshire

About seven miles north-west of York, Newton-on-Ouse is a charming village that has a church, a Methodist chapel and two popular public houses. Since part of the village lies in a Conservation Area, you can expect a couple of interesting things when you come for a visit.

So whether it's a romantic holiday or a getaway with friends or family that you're planning, there are some really nice spots in and around the village for you to explore. If you're going for the former, don't forget to get flowers in Newton-on-Ouse to present to your date – the gesture will surprise them but it also sets a nice tone for the start of your journey. If you can't get a bouquet of Newton-on-Ouse flowers, you can always choose to send flowers to Newton-on-Ouse to your accommodation. Either way is a nice touch.

HISTORY

The manor of Newton was given to a Norman baron called Ralph Paganel – a also a one-time high sheriff of Yorkshire – following the Norman Conquest. Newton was given to him in thanks for his services to William the Conqueror.

Majority of Newton was given to the Hospital of St Leonard in the 12th century where it remained until the Dissolution of the Monasteries. From there, Newton became property of the Crown.

The Manor of Newton then became part of the estate of Sir John of Beningbrough (a Parliamentarian who signed the Death Warrant of King Charles I) in 1620. It remained part of the Beningbrough Hall Estate until 1916.

ATTRACTIONS

Interesting sights can be found in and around Newton-on-Ouse, and here's a sample of what you can see:

All Saints Church – a Grade II listed building that was built in 1849. But although the church is quite modern, its tower dates back to the 12th century.

Methodist Chapel – built in 1924, this red-brick structure was put in place to replace an older building which is now a private house.

Beningbrough Hall – overlooking the River Ouse, this Georgian mansion features baroque interiors, cantilevered stairs, wood carving and central corridors. The hall also features a restaurant, a shop and a garden shop.

Events

Newton Feast – first held in the 19th century during Whitsuntide week. Today, it takes place in June on a Saturday. In the past, people used to come to this feast through the River King which left York every night.

Whether it's a friend or family member celebrating a special occasion which you can't be around for, why not give a bouquet of flowers to greet or congratulate them? This way, you can still show your appreciation even when you're miles away. If you want to order flowers for delivery to Newton-on-Ouse online, you've come to the right place. We have a great selection of floral arrangements suited for anniversaries, birthdays, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day and so much more. We also offer you next-day delivery service when you choose us to send flowers to Newton-on-Ouse. So what are you waiting for? When you need to send some blooms, get in touch with us!