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4564654 "Britain's Oldest Brewer", Shepherd Neame is an English regional brewery founded in 1698 by Richard Marsh in Faversham, Kent, from where they still brew. Shepherd Neame owns and operates over 300 pubs (2019) in Kent, London, Berkshire, Essex, Hampshire, East Sussex, West Sussex and Surrey. ...

A brief description of different types and list of remaining windmills in Britain and Ireland. Types Post Mill A small wooden mill based on a central pivot, turned manually by a tiller. 2100687 1266329 The remains of this mill show the central post that the whole structure would pivot on. ...

4117314 The Combe Valley Way is a Hastings to Bexhill link road that connects the Queenway to the West of St Leonards and the A259 and Wrestwood Road in Bexhill, and incorporates footpath, cycle and bridleways and further developed Combe Valley Countryside Park. Construction of the scheme began in ...

Introduction Drill halls were built from 1860 for the local Rifle Volunteer Corps funded by public subscription or local benefactors. This became more formalised with the 1863 Volunteer Act. The units required a secure armoury and place to train. Initially this may have been found in the town hall, ...

INTRODUCTION This article takes a little look back at the history of postal addressing, especially the period in the 1970s when the postcodes became national. We look at post towns, postal counties and postcodes and the way these have developed. Following this, an album displays a photograph from ...

A selection of Geograph photos (5-a-day!) tweeted or retweeted in November. Regular tweeters are Bob Harvey, Richard Humphrey, Roger Jones, Julian Osley and myself. Inclusion in this gallery ensures that you'll be notified if one of your photos has been posted (if you subscribed to ...

A selection of Geograph photos tweeted or retweeted in October. The first image for each day is the Picture of the Day from the Home page. Regular tweeters are Bob Harvey, Richard Humphrey, Roger Jones, Julian Osley and myself. Inclusion in this gallery ensures that you'll be notified if one of ...

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FOR A MORE COMPLETE LISTING SEE NEW ARTICLE http://www.geograph.org.uk/article/WW1-Great-War-Centenary---Drill-Hal lsDrill halls were built from 1860 for the local Rifle Volunteer Corps funded by public subscription or local benefactors. This became more formalised with the 1863 Volunteer Act. The ...

Like all things in life, post offices come in all shapes and sizes, although the size of the network is increasingly downwards. There were around 20,000 post offices in the UK at the end of the 1980s, but this dwindled and dwindled throughout the 90s. The suburban network was slashed by a third in ...

In October 2010 the British Postal Museum and Archive are publishing a book under the title "Built for Service". The theme of the book is the history of the purpose-built post office and is the first study of this kind to be published. Most of these buildings were designed by government architects ...