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... these beautiful rooms and the fine library have never been so frequented by tourists and scholars, it is now threatened with closure-because of rising costs. Under the Association's chairman, Lord Abinger, an appeal is being organised by Lady Birkenhead. ...
... ed to traffic. Although it would be technically pos- sible to repair the road, the cost would be and Derbyshire County Council is high, and Derbyshire County Council is currently investigating possible alternative One suggested route, south of the routes ...
... (Miss), West Bramshott Court, Liphook, Wing, Bramshott Hampshire. WEIR ACROSS THE DERWENT AT CR OMFORD, DERBYSHIR E -FRANK RoDGERS, Holloway, Derbyshire. relatively common- watching towers, iron hoops over the graves-mort safes are less frequently seen.- ...
... Berwickshire. June Buck Derbyshire Wirksworth 2 miles. Ashbourne 6 miles. Derby 15 miles. (Distances approximate) A well presented Grade 11 hall and successful holiday cottage complex with fine views on the edge of the Derbyshire Peak district Hall, 617 ...
... site of Ab olutcly o Scientific Interest in an Area of Outstanding Ugliness. He will have a job to find it. As A eo NTY, Derbyshire has more than its fair share of minerals. The harvest from underground was once as important a tllat from the land above ...
... was not a viable proposition. Closure reflected not only local conditions-fatstock rearing is tending to give way to arable farming on the Hertfordshire and Essex borders -but also a preference among CATTLE MARKET CLOSURE SIR-The weekly livestock market ...
... on the gritstone edges that flank the valley and to give us two chapters on Castleton, which seems remote from the Derwent. His preference for the ruggedness of North Derbyshire leads him to undervalue the softer scenery farther south. Not everyone would ...
... that they be closed as uneconomic. The Social Consequences of Rail Closures, published by the Policy Studies Institute in 1980, showed the severe main-line receipts resulting from the closure of branch-lines. Contributory revenue is an important factor in ...
... ‘:‘/fi e e B S N A s s i at LR N R e It &X ; E\: { f%{\&},wd 38 f§ N SR TR R S NTY Daffodils at Cutthorpe, Derbyshire at Cutthorpe, Derbyshire Wlwlesale Harvest See: Wlwlesale Harvest c ORRESPONDENC E TRAGEDY OF LONDON'S PLANES ARETH HUW DAVIES's article ...
... Matthew's International Equestrian Centre, Gillingham, Kent May 17 ETW ALL WELL DRESSING Etwall, Derbyshire May 17-19 CHATSWORTH ANGLING FAIR Chatsworth, Derbyshire May 18 METROLAND EXHIBITION London Transport Museum, 39 Wellington Street, London WC2 May 22-Nov ...
... competent to say what general effect the hard lime has on one's metabolism. A. F. Kersting GENEROUS TREES: THE VALLEY AT CASTLETON, DERBYSHIRE A NOTES A. F. Kersting young chicks in the potato patch, told my impulsive act would bring bad luck on the house. I ...
... Square, a development of 21 mews houses and 81 apartments nearing completion between Queensway and Westbourne Grove. The closure of the last of the old department stores on W estbourne Grove (once a fashionable shopping street) opened the way for the ...