Former Almshouses, 14-21 West Mills, Newbury, mainly late 17th Century.
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Newbury

📷 Photo by Tom Bastin from Reading, UK · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Newbury is a vibrant market town offering a blend of history and contemporary life.

The Kennet and Avon Canal flows right through the centre, providing lovely spots for a stroll or to watch the barges go by. You can take a boat trip or simply enjoy the waterside atmosphere. Historically, Newbury holds significance, particularly from the English Civil War; the ruins of Donnington Castle, just outside the town, played a key role during those conflicts and are well worth exploring. The surrounding area saw important battles, especially around Speen and Donnington. Today, the town centre has a good mix of independent shops and high street names, alongside a regular market that adds to its lively feel. For something different, the Newbury Racecourse hosts events throughout the year. You'll find Newbury a welcoming spot, with nearby villages like Speen, Greenham, and Bagnor offering their own character, and places like Woodspeen and Enborne also close by.

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