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Apedale Heritage Centre

Heritage centre on the site of Staffordshire's Apedale Coal & Ironstone Mine. Includes tour of mine, museum, cafe and gift shop.

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Arbury Hall

Known as the 'Gothic Gem of the Midlands', Arbury Hall has been the ancestral home of the Newdigate family since the 16th Century.

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Arena Health & Fitness Club

Arena Health and Fitness is a personalised and comprehensive health and Fitness experience.

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Arthur's Stone (English Heritage)

An impressive prehistoric burial chamber, formed of large blocks of stone.

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Aston Hall

Fine Jacobean house built by Sir Thomas Holte between 1618 and 1635. Noted for its great staircase, long gallery and plasterwork ceilings. Please phone for exact opening times.

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Aston Wood Golf Club

Our 18-hole championship golf course, designed by Peter Allis and Clive Clarke, has been constructed to USPGA standard. It presents a good test of golf to all players.

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Attingham Park

For a meagre sum you may have the house and grounds to enjoy for a whole day. You'll see a late 18th Century house commanding views over 500 acres of wonderful parkland.

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Cruising the River Avon with Avon Boating Ltd

Forty Minute cruises on the River Avon in a fleet of traditional passenger boats. Regular timed departures from the Bancroft Gardens adjacent to the theatre. Rowing boat, motor boat, punts and canoes available for hire by the hour from our Boathouse on Swan's Nest Lane.

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Aynsley China

A wide selection of the UK's favourite best quality fine bone china, giftware and tableware. Seconds and discontinued lines, all at discounted prices. Stockists of Belleek and Galways Irish Crystal. Visit our Bargain Basement.

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Baddesley Clinton

A National Trust building 6 miles north-west of Warwick, a romantically sited medieval moated manor house with chapel dating from the 14th century and little changed since 1634 .