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Bob Bennett-Baggs School of Motoring - Driving instructor provides personal synopsis, details of services offered and prices. (Added: 23-Apr-2009 Hits: )
http://www.bbb-drivingschool.co.uk

Hemingford Grey - Community site including history, places of interest, parish council, organisations, businesses, events, maps, links. (Added: 23-Apr-2009 Hits: )
http://www.hemingfordgrey.org.uk/

Hemingford Grey House - A dedicated residential conference and training centre. Information of facilities and contact form. (Added: 23-Apr-2009 Hits: )
http://www.hemingford-grey-house.co.uk/

Hemingford Pavilion - Offers conference and function rooms including catering. Home to various sports and social clubs. History, events. (Added: 23-Apr-2009 Hits: )
http://www.hemingfordpavilion.co.uk/

QuiltStory - The World of Lucy Boston - Article by Celia Eddy about the patchworks by Lucy Boston which can be viewed at the Manor. Illustrated. (Added: 23-Apr-2009 Hits: )
http://www.quilt.co.uk/print.asp?idNo=13

St James' Church, Hemingford Grey - Vision, contacts and service details for this parish church plus information about prayer and teaching; mission involvement; and groups for young people and adults. (Added: 23-Apr-2009 Hits: )
http://www.sjhg.org.uk/

The Manor Hemingford Grey - Built in the 1130s, The Manor is reputedly the oldest continuously inhabited house in Britain. Recreated as the house of Green Knowe by Lucy Boston in her series of children's books. History, picture gallery, shop, visiting. (Added: 23-Apr-2009 Hits: )
http://www.greenknowe.co.uk/

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