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From next Monday 8th June, in addition to the north bound Lodge Hill A34 slip closure, David Wilson Homes commence 4 weeks of 4-way traffic lights at the Peachcroft Roundabout […]

W. Ackling & Sons in the 1920s at what is now (2015) 44 Bath Street

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James Bertie, Earl of Abingdon, by Sir Geoffrey Kneller

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