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Winshill, Burton upon Trent — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Winshill is a village east of Burton upon Trent, in the borough of East Staffordshire, with St Mark's and Burton Mill among its listed entries.
About Winshill
Where to stay in Winshill
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Burton upon Trent takes the booking. Winshill sits east of the town, close enough that a room in Burton upon Trent leaves St Mark's, Winshill, Stapenhill Cemetery and Burton Mill inside a short outing. The borough is East Staffordshire.
You want the village side if the day runs to the mill buildings and the cemetery rather than to the town's own streets.
About Winshill
What are the main landmarks in Winshill?
Burton Mill opens the register. St Mark's, Winshill carries the village's own name in its dedication, and Stapenhill Cemetery, Trent House and Nunneley House fill out a list that runs to a handful of buildings and one burial ground. A milepost counts too.
It stands on Ashby Road below the junction with Mervyn Road, and a mill building west of Burton Mill is entered separately from the mill itself.
What is the history of Winshill?
Milling shaped the record. Burton Mill and the mill building entered west of it are the industrial half of Winshill's listing, and no founding year accompanies them or the village itself. St Mark's, Winshill holds the parish end.
Stapenhill Cemetery, Trent House and Nunneley House complete a record that says what stood in the village east of Burton upon Trent without saying when any of it began.
Where is Winshill?
The village lies east of Burton upon Trent in the borough of East Staffordshire, and Ashby Road runs through it past a milepost below the junction with Mervyn Road.
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Updated September 2026