Towns and Parishes of Gloucestershire

11. Kingswood Grapevine
..olice watch this space for additions community patient advice liaison service(pals local plan information nhs consultation have your say until 4th september 2006 official website of wotton-under-edge town council wotton-under-edge community site hillesley home page tresham home page stroud tourism website stroud subscription rooms charfield home page rnli get it sorted gloucestershire waste campai...
http://www.kingswoodgrapevine.supanet.com/

12. Chipping Campden & Cotswolds for Accommodation, Touring, Dining, Walking...
..oto QuinSolve 169 B Bs Guesthouses Choose based breakfast rural idyll Cotswolds surrounded villages hamlets farmsteads offering superb tranquil accommodation heart delightful pretty environs surround town something everyone Please select below comprehensive establishments Choices link Woolstaplershall price 163 75 room licensed parking smoking Woolstaplers Hall Street 01386 849399 grade listed med...
http://www.chippingcampden.co.uk/contentok.php?id=190

13. Stow-on-the-Wold Town History
stow-on-the-wold town history stow-on-the-wold a brief history welcome to stow a brief history what's on in stow local contacts local councils community projects links to other sites origins of the town stow-on-the-wold is an ancient cotswold wool town of about 2000 people situated beside the roman fosse way in north-east gloucestershire and in the heart of the cotswold hills set on a rounded hil...
http://www.stowonthewold.net/stow2.htm

14. Car Share Gloucestershire
..both know you're meeting the right person another way of getting involved is to set up a car-sharing group or you can get us to develop one of our branded car-sharing schemes for your company village town service etc back to top when can i share a car because of the organisation involved car sharing is most appropriate for pre-planned or regular journeys including getting to and from work doing th...
http://www.carsharegloucestershire.com/faq.asp

15. Church Bells in Gloucestershire
..r of the tower the bells go well and are quite fine for an old style pre-simpson twelve parking is not possible next to the church use one of the many public pay and display car parks and walk to the town centre the third bell was cast at gloucester in the rudhall foundry by thomas mears who employed john rudhall as his foundry manager mears and stainbank 1911 4-2-2 mears and stainbank 1911 4-3-0 ...
http://www.ringing.demon.co.uk/towers/glos.htm

16. Gloucestershire Photo Library
gloucestershire photo library gloucestershire photo library website visitors since 01.10.99 painswick original images by john wilkes click x for locations click m for music click p for a note to publishers this introductory page to the gloucestershire photo library is an example of the format of the pages and the method of navigation and display the scope of the coverage is so great that material...
http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/john.wilkes/xglos.shtml

17. Coleford People - James Teague
..d continued association selling gales taken freeminer responsible building first tramroad Gloucestershire 1795 century constructed Perch Inclosure River Lydbrook bought another property stands little town suffering health toward 1818 survived Enoch Peter marriage Blanch Moses Isaiah Birt children third played important development industry Forest Dean junior hand maintained sufficient provide leis...
http://www.fweb.org.uk/dean/towns/colefordproject/people/teague.html

18. Grimes House Antiques & Fine Art
grimes house antiques fine art proud to sponsor website select an artist further selection john ambrose paul attfield l r berger sean bolan gyula boros kenneth burton william clayton iris collett donna crawshaw peter crooks stephen cummins david dipnall johannes eerdmans john l fitzgerald john haskins stephen hawkins albert herkleman edward hersey william heytman milwyn holloway robert hughes joe...
http://www.grimeshouse.co.uk/sale.htm

19. Dursley
.. a bell turret its east face bears a statue of queen anne while the south face has the coat of arms of the estcourt family once famous for its butter and cheese markets the building now serves as the town hall the parish church of st james the great stands opposite the market house it was started in the thirteenth century but is mostly a product of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries the church...
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/john_kaye/dursley.htm