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Church Road, Walsoken, Wisbech, PE13 3RA
Walsoken and All Saints church itself are partly in Cambridgeshire and partly, including All Saints church, in Norfolk. All Saints' Walsoken is a Grade 1 Listed Building and consists of a nave with south and north aisles, chancel with south and north chapels, south porch and west tower surmounted by a spire.
Its earliest parts are Norman and it reflects the changes of style into the Early English period. It has some wonderful carved figures and medieval bench ends, and the colour of the figures on the 15th-century hammer beam roof is original.
Whether it's a three course meal you are looking for, or just a quiet dr...
Popular local pub with two bars. 160-year-old building. Elgood's.
Marmion House, built in the 19th century is a Grade II listed building, offer...
Well regarded fish and chip takeaway with adjoining restaurant.
Popular local Indian restaurant. Open seven days a week. Takeaway service.
Highly-rated traditional cafe serving breakfast and lunch.
Opened as a pub in 1990 in a Grade 3 listed building thought to be late 18th...
Listed building. Former coaching Inn built circa. 1740. oak beamed ceiling an...
Newly-opened branch of the popular coffee shop chain, located in the Horsefai...
A pub since 1760. After a period as The Muppet Inn (!), now renamed The Globe...
This Wetherspoon pub comprises a former furniture and decorating store and th...
Lakeside country club & hotel is focused on providing high-quality service an...
Offering a relaxed, friendly atmosphere,with lite bites, sandwiches, jacket p...
Located in the picturesque town of Wisbech in Cambridgeshire. The Bengal Spic...
Wisbech & Fenland Museum is one of the oldest museums in the United Kingdom.
Conveniently located within the thriving town of Wisbech,Cambridgeshire,The R...
