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The Cheshire town of Crewe is located fifteen miles to the north west of Stoke-on-Trent. Crewe originally gained importance as a railway town and its railway networks to date are very sophisticated. The population of Crewe is above 68,000

According to Mr. Vernon Pethard, owner of the UK's largest property selling website, www.newhomesforsale.co.uk, "One major benefit that new homes in Crewe have is easy access to North Wales and its stunning scenery." He goes on to add "As to be expected of a former railway town, Crewe has superb rail access. It is a major interchange on the West Coast Mainline and offers direct trains to London, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Birmingham. Furthermore the M6 motorway is roughly ten miles from the town centre, making new homes in Crewe ideal for commuters."

The industrial and IT parks around Crewe host most of its business environment and the railway is still a major contributor to its economy. There is a Bentley production factory in this town, which previously used to manufacture Rolls-Royce cars as well.

Crewe Alexandra is the local football club, which generates a lot of support amongst the locals and plays in League Two, which is the fourth tier of English Football. Rugby and speedway racing are also quite popular in Crewe.

New homes in Crewe, new apartments in Crewe and affordable housing in Crewe can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Crewe website. Places of Interest in Crewe

The Crewe Heritage Centre - The Crewe Heritage center has many exhibitions on display and is renowned for its railway display, with locomotives of all types on display here. The museum is a hit with families and locomotive enthusiasts.

Lyceum Theatre, Crewe - The perfect venue to spend a night out in Crewe, The Lyceum Theatre offers you the chance to experience drama, arts, ballet, concerts and the opera all under one roof. Built in 1911, this grand building still retains much of its Edwardian architecture and is a sight to see in itself.

The Axis Arts Centre, Crewe - If you like contemporary arts, theatre and live music then this is the place for you. The Axis Arts Theatre holds programmes in two seasons, September to November and January to March.

There are six Anglican churches, three Methodist, one Roman Catholic and two Baptist churches in Crewe, the architecture of which only adds to the beauty of this town.

The Jacobean mansion Crewe Hall is located to the east of the town near Crewe Green. It is a grade I listed building, built in 1615-36 for Sir Randolph Crewe. Today, it is used as a hotel, restaurant and health club.

The Queen's Park, which is currently undergoing some major renovation, boasts walkways, playgrounds, a boating lake, grassy patches and a cafe.

The Crewe Carnival takes place each summer and is the highlight of the festive season. Featuring a variety of shows such as BMX, cheerleading, pet shows and dance, this carnival is the biggest and most anticipated one for the people of Crewe.

Crewe - Famous People

BMX World champion Shanaze Reade and International Rugby player Mark Cueto are both from Crewe. Former Coronation actor Adam Rickitt and Australian Olympic gold medal-winning swimmer Neil Brooks were also born in Crewe.

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