Everything about Shelsley Walsh totally explained
Shelsley Walsh is a small village in
Worcestershire,
England.
Etymology
Shelsley Walsh means "
clearing on a slope" from Old English scelf "
shelf (of land)" and leāh "wood,
clearing". The name was recorded as
Scillislege in
948. The addition of Walsh to the name is from the surname
Walsh, which means "of the Welsh", from
Old English walas "
Welsh, foreigners". A record of the name as
Shilsleywalish, undated, proves this.
Its population at the time of the
2001 Census was just 31, but the village's name is widely known among
motorsport enthusiasts because of its association with the
Shelsley Walsh Speed Hill Climb, which has been run since
1905.
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