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(2,337 reviews)

Once known as Little Walton and rising 150 feet above the surrounding area, Bamber Bridge has been the scene of many battles throughout history. Most famous of all, a great battle was fought in 1648 b

There has been a building on this site since Georgian times, when The White Horse was regularly frequented by blacksmiths, farmers and even other publicans. Only one family, the Lucas', ran The White

4.3/5

(1,971 reviews)

The Woodside's origins were towards the end of the 19th Century, when it was constructed as a private house for use by the managers of the local collieries. Worsley has a long history in the mining in

4.3/5

(1,612 reviews)

The Admiral Rodney was built during the 1950's, next to the site of another pub called The Rodney, which was demolished at the time. The pub is named after an old local hero, George Brydges Rodney who

4.2/5

(2,015 reviews)

The Anchor Inn dates back to the late 1700's. The first known landlord was a John Durham recorded as such in 1834, and the current building is believed to have been built during the early 1960's after

4.3/5

(1,111 reviews)

The first records of the Bay Horse date back to 1822, at that time it was occupied by a Mr William Mawson, when the population of Bradley consisted of only 506 people. By the 1860's when Bradley becam

4.2/5

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The building dates back to the 18th century when Sproughton was a small hamlet, most of the few inhabitants making their living from the land. Although for most of its long history the building was di

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(614 reviews)

A warm welcome awaits you at Browns Beaconsfield The beautiful Browns Brasserie & Bar Beaconsfield restaurant is situated in the tranquil and historic setting of Beaconsfield Old Town, in a Grade II

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Serving the Lemsford community for more than 200 years, the building was originally a farmhouse called Hornbeam Hall. Its use as an inn dates back to 1756 when it was called The Chequers. In 1777 Sear