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Three Counties Showground

With over 250 days of events throughout the year, everyone can enjoy a great day out at Three Counties Showground located near to Stanbrook Abbey.

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The Worcestershire Golf Club

Established in 1879, The Worcestershire Golf Club, close to Stanbrook Abbey Hotel, is proud to be the oldest club in Worcestershire and one of the oldest in England.

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Jersey Zoo

Durrell is an international charity on a mission to save species from extinction and Jersey Zoo was the first zoo created entirely to save threatened species from extinction.

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Beaulieu

The charming village of Beaulieu, at the head of the Beaulieu River, is home to the National Motor Museum which is a great family day out.

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Worcester Guildhall

The Worcester Guildhall was originally built as a meeting place for Worcester merchants around 1227. As with many other guildhalls, it became the centre for civic administration, a role it maintained after the merchant guild had disappeared.

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West Midlands Safari park

The award-winning West Midland Safari Park offers a fantastic combination of over 1,500 magical animal encounters and great amusement rides to suit children of all ages.

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Sandown Park Racecourse

Since 1875 Sandown Park Racecourse has staged some of the UKs most famous contests in horse racing history. The racecourse has alw...

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Kempton Park

Kempton Park racecourse is located on the border of Greater London. The course itself is positioned on a 210-acre grassland site, which is bordered by beautiful, picturesque woodland and has a number of lakes in the middle.

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Sahara Force India

Sahara Force India is offering fans the unique opportunity to step through the doors of a Formula One team and experience the passion, excitement and exhilaration of the world’s fastest sport.

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Foods in season - Winter (December - February)

Along with being amazingly fresh, eating local and seasonal foods helps support the local economy. It reduces the energy and cost associated with growing and transporting foods that have to be shipped long distances.

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