It probably takes its name from the Craven Arms Hotel, situated on the junction between the A49 and the B4368 roads, which in turn is named after the Lords Craven (who owned nearby Stokesay Castle).
It probably takes its name from the Craven Arms Hotel, situated on the junction between the A49 and the B4368 roads, alongside Harry Tuffins. Thew Craven Arms is, in turn, named after the Lords Craven (who owned nearby Stokesay Castle).