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Haydon Bridge, Hexham, NE47
Newly refurbished to provide a luxury comfortable experience. The Railway offers accommodation with 5 double en-suite rooms in the heart of the Roman Wall Country. Food served all day every day. Take away option is available.
Southend-on-Sea, Essex, SS1
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London E11
The ‘local’ is an age-old part of British tradition. At the centre of the community it is a place that we head to for some filling fare, quenching drinks and a generally good knees-up!
Southampton, Hampshire, SO14
The Red Lion, situated in the High Street, below the Bargate and within the old walled town of Southampton, is one of the oldest inns in the city. The cellar is of Norman vintage dating back to the
Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL1
Originally the Regal cinema, this building’s construction began in 1939, but was halted by the outbreak of war, then completed when building restrictions were lifted in 1956.
Ashington, Northumberland, NE63
This is named after the legendary West Indian batsman who made his début for Ashington Cricket Club in 1964.
Odam Hill, Devon, EX36
Romansleigh Retreat nestles in 13 acres of magnificent North Devon farmland, a 10-minute drive from the market town of South Molton. It provides a place of quiet & rest or it is a perfect base from which to explore all that Devon has to offer.
Baxterley, Atherstone, CV9
The Rose Inn is located in the beautiful rural area of North Warwickshire in the village of Baxterley with stunning views over Leicestershire & Birmingham The Rose sits opposite the site of the o
Bromley, Kent, BR2
The Royal British Legion Hayes (Kent) Branch, was founded in 1933. Today there are around 900 members, ranging in age from teenagers to mid-nineties.
Northcroft, Newbury, RG14