Planted new pots & flowers for the train platforms

Jul 19, 2005

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Vivian Copper on Avoncliff Private Car Park. ExpensiveI was surprised just how expensive it is. We now go to Hartley Farm Tearoom which offers its customers free parking and is in Winsley. https://www.hartley-farm.co.uk/
Bob Fisher on Avoncliff Private Car Park. ExpensiveWhy was £10,000 of local taxpayers money given to a private resident / landowner on the premise of a carpark serving the community locally and at large. Did they not have to agree some sort of local c…
Hilary Vogel on Avoncliff MillsI am interested in Weavers Mill as my father bought it in derelict condition about 1947/48. He made living accommodation for us in Riverhouse. We lived there till he sold it in 1962. I would be intere…
Lym Fraser on The Old Court Hotel (Known now as Ancliff Square)I visited the Bradford-on-Avon museum in 2015 and found no records of Avoncliff as a workhouse. My grandfather Frank Stanbrook was the schoolmaster there and his wife, Elizabeth, was the matron in 189…
Alan Dell on The Old Court Hotel (Known now as Ancliff Square)Re. The Old Court - Dell family. Just a short comment regarding two of my nephews comments regarding ‘Buds of May’, This myth originated as the result of an entry in a ‘write a story’ competition. My…
lisa ebdon on Avoncliff MillsMy parents John and Betty Bowles lived in Weaver Mill and totally renovated it into the beautiful house it is now, my father designed and had the bridge that connects the Millhouse to the main House m…
Joan Gooding on Avoncliff MillsDo you have any record of the Riordan family living in the mill on the Winsley side during the 1950s?
Martin Heyes on The Old Court Hotel (Known now as Ancliff Square)My cousin Steve’s mum, Gwen, died very recently. Such is life.
Eve Bumpsteed on Ancliff SquareMy husband and I bought Old Court from Mr Dell in, I think, 1967 and were there for a short time. My husband had hoped to improve each of the flats as they became empty so we could increase our income…