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7. IT was in 1957 that an application was made for permission to change
the name of the George and Dragon to The Assheton Arms, situated in the village of Downham, by Duttons’ Brewery. Lord Clitheroe, who owned , the building, consented to the change and since then not much has changed in the Assheton Arms, which dates from 1765 - apart from the licensees that is.
8,9. RESIDENTS of a tiny hamlet in Chaigley are piecing together the
area's past - and with some fascinat ing results.
16. A CHEESE and wine aprty held in Grindleton raised over £1,600 for
the Royal British Legion annual Poppy Appeal.
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17. CRETE has suffered its fair share of conflict over the years with inva
sions, battles and even mythological duelling between the Gods, writes Gabrielle Fagan, but most of these paled in comparison with the task of convincing my teenage daughter that we really ought to explore the history
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