Bransgore, Hampshire, photo of woodland trail

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This Chancellor of England was named Archbishop of Canterbury by Richard II, who then banished him. He returned when Henry IV deposed Richard.

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Lady Jane Grey executed

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Hampshire

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Whitchurch
Self catering cottage

This detached barn conversion is located in Whitchurch in Hampshire and can sleep two people. more >>
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The Cottage

Beaulieu
Self catering cottage

Sleeping two people in one bedroom, this cosy single storey barn conversion a mile from Beaulieu in the New Forest makes a wonderful romantic retreat. more >>
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Camberley (Hotel)

Casa Dei Cesari

Housed in a part 17th century building and set within its own large tranquil and rural surrounds, the Casa Dei Cesari Hotel has enjoyed a growing reputation over many years for its excellent standard of cuisine and accommodation. Being situated within easy reach of Basingstoke, Bracknell, Reading, Farnborough, Camberley, Sandhurst … more >>

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Hook (Hotel)

De Vere Venue Warbrook Grange

The De Vere Venues Warbrook Grange sits within 130 acres of stunning park and woodlands on the Hampshire/Berkshire border. This peaceful and scenic location is perfect for a relaxing break in the country, yet still just minutes from the M3 and M4 offering easy access to Reading, central London and … more >>

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