Kenilston

Kenilston is situated in the far south of Rosewick. While most of the republic exists beside the countryside, Kenilston is actually considered a countryside town, its purpose being farming and agriculture. It is the fifth wealthiest town in the republic.

History
Kenilston has existed as a small town for centuries, many of its old cottages preserved for homes. It was always the least populous town, with a small town centre and a relatively short high street. Nicholas Bridges demanded the town be kept in its old countryside condition, with old-fashioned shops and tea rooms, but added extra beauty by planting colourful gardens. Beyond Kenilston, south into the Real World, are fields and openness. Woods exist between the small town and New Ashdale.

In 1968, Christopher Rivers was elected as mayor. He helped refurbish the old-fashioned shops up to Rosewick's standard, making the town what it is today.

In 1979, Garth Power was elected as mayor. He keeps a low profile, wanting to keep Kenilston in the quiet peaceful condition it has always existed in.

Mayor Rivers
Christopher Rivers reigned as mayor from 1968-1979. It was his death that brought on Garth Power to take over the job.

Mayor Power
Garth Power is the current mayor of Kenilston. His priority is keeping the town beautiful, growing more gardens and keeping the influence of Old Selby outside the border.

Town Symbol
The symbol of Kenilston is an oak tree. It symbolises the countryside existence.