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The Sandbach Crosses (two magnificent 9th century Saxon crosses in the market square, among the finest in England), the coaching town heritage, and a Cheshire market town of extraordinary early medieval significance
A little history
The two Sandbach Crosses — standing in the market square since the 9th century — are among the finest examples of Anglo-Saxon stone carving in England. The crosses were damaged during the Civil War and the fragments reassembled in 1816. The town has been a coaching stop since medieval times.
The Saxon crosses in the market square are genuinely extraordinary — among England's finest medieval stone carvings. The market for local Cheshire produce. The town centre for good independent shopping.
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Sandbach has good independent cafes and restaurants. The market for local Cheshire produce. Local food is excellent.
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Sandbach serves the local Cheshire community. The Saxon crosses bring heritage visitors. Strong independent retail.
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Sandbach is a place in Cheshire known for the Sandbach Crosses (two magnificent 9th century Saxon crosses in the market square, among the finest in England), the coaching town heritage, and a Cheshire market town of extraordinary early medieval significance. The two Sandbach Crosses — standing in the market square since the 9th century — are among the finest examples of Anglo-Saxon stone carving in England. The population is around 18,000.
Sandbach has good independent cafes and restaurants. The market for local Cheshire produce. Local food is excellent.
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