Exhall

Exhall is a village and civil parish located in the borough of North Warwickshire in Warwickshire, England. It lies approximately three miles northeast of Coventry and is situated between the A423 and A444 roads. Historically, Exhall was an agricultural village, but its proximity to Coventry led to growth and development, particularly in the 20th century.

The parish of Exhall includes the settlements of Exhall itself, and parts of Bedworth. St Giles' Church, Exhall, is a notable landmark, with a history dating back to the medieval period, although it has undergone significant rebuilding and restoration over the centuries. The village has a local community centre and a primary school.

The area surrounding Exhall is characterized by a mix of residential housing, green spaces, and former industrial land, reflecting its transition from a rural past to a more suburban character. The Grand Union Canal passes nearby, offering recreational opportunities. Exhall is part of the wider Bedworth and Nuneaton urban area, and its residents benefit from the amenities and employment opportunities of these larger towns, as well as nearby Coventry. The parish council is responsible for local services and community matters.