(this was originally called The Hayrick when the Pub was first built) on Meadowside; the Chetwynd Arms, on Chetwynd Drive; and the Crow's Nest, on Crowhill Road, name came from Crow Hill Farm, that was originally on the land where the road and the Public house was later built. There are no purpose built places of worship in Whitestone, although Christadelphians use the Infant school for weekly meetings. The Anglican parish church for the area is Holy Trinity church in Attleborough. There is also the Baptish Church in The Green, Attleborough. Shopping facilities Whitestone benefits from three local shopping areas: Whitestone shops (including the area's sub-post office) on Lutterworth Road, at its intersection with Golf Drive; Copsewood shops on Copsewood Avenue; Crowhill Shopping Centre on Raven Way. Garage (originally known as "Kings Garage" diagonally opposite White Stone. Once a BMC and later a SAAB dealer in the 1970s. Additional shopping facilities can be found in nearby Attleborough and Horeston Grange, as well as in Nuneaton town centre. Street names As with many suburban developments, street names in Whitestone follow a number of themes: Stately homes: Chatsworth Drive, Blenheim Close, Arlington Way, Sheringham Close, Chartwell Close, Ragley Way, Burghley Close, Newstead Close; however, Avebury Close (on the same estate) is named after an ancient monument rather than a stately home. Thorny plants: Holly Walk, Blackthorn Grove, Bramble Close – almost certainly inspired by nearby Holly Tree Farm. Horse-related names: Farriers Way, Stable Walk. Places in the Yorkshire Dales: Grassington Drive, Stainforth Close, Arncliffe Close, Ingleton Close, Aysgarth Close, Malham Close, Leyburn Close, Woodhall Close, Hebden Way. Warwickshire rivers and brooks: Rainsbrook Drive, Marchfont Close, Inchford Close, Leam Close, Pickford Close, Alderbrook Drive. Shakespeare-related names: Shakespeare Drive, Hathaway Drive, Hamlet Close, Juliet Close, Oberon Close, Verona Close, Portia Close, Falstaff Close – possibly inspired by the much older Arden Road (named after the Forest of Arden, a name shared by Shakespeare's mother). Golf-related names: Golf Drive, Wentworth Drive, Sunningdale Close, Birkdale Close, Hoylake Close, Fairway, Greenway, St Andrews Drive, Greenside Close, Turnberry Drive, Gleneagles Close, Carnoustie Close, Muirfield Close, Moorpark Close [sic], Hollinwell Close, Dalmahoy Close. Local farms: Hill Farm Avenue, Gorse Farm Road, Faultlands Close, Crowhill Road, Thornhill Drive. Birds of prey: Eagle Close, Falcon Close, Osprey Close, Hawk Close. Places in Suffolk: Lavenham Close, Cavendish Walk. Explorers: Barne Close, Ross Way. Local builders: Chetwynd Drive. Composers: Purcell Avenue, Elgar Close,