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Frilsham is a
village and
civil parish 4
miles (6.4 km) from Newbury, in the
English county of Berkshire.
Frilsham is near the
Berkshire Downs, with the...
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Coombe Wood,
Frilsham is a 19.3-hectare (48-acre)
biological Site of
Special Scientific Interest south of
Frilsham in Berkshire. It is in the
North Wes****...
- and wife Dave and
Helen Maggs, the
brewery began in a
brickworks shed in
Frilsham. The
company has
received a
number of SIBA and
CAMRA local beer festival...
- Compton, the Pang
flows south through the
villages of
Hampstead Norreys and
Frilsham,
before turning east to flow
through the
villages of Bucklebury, Stanford...
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meaning "hilly"). This wood,
perhaps no
longer extant, was west of
Frilsham, near Newbury. Much of the county's
early history is
recorded in the Chronicles...
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Cleeve Hill ****
Marsh Combe Wood and
Linkenholt Hanging Coombe Wood,
Frilsham Croker's Hole
Decoy Pit,
Pools and
Woods Easton Farm
Meadow Enborne Copse...
- of its
southern boundary and some of the
houses on the
northern edge of
Frilsham are
actually in Yattendon. The
River Pang
flows through the west of the...
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Methodist chapel two
Sundays a month. Newbury, Thatcham,
Reading Yattendon,
Frilsham In the
Valley of the Pang, ****
Greenaway and
Dorcas Ward Basildon, Berkshire...
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Berinsfield Compton Didcot Town
Youth Drayton Frilsham and
Yattendon Kingston Colts Lambourn Sports Reserves Letcombe Reserves Steventon Sutton Courtenay...
- of the
British Academy. He died on 9
February 2014 at the age of 90 in
Frilsham, Berkshire, England. The
Missionary Factor in East Africa, 1952. Sir Harry...
