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What I like in a holiday cottage is a roof that doesn't leak, enough chairs and beds to go around, and somewhere to park. It helps if said accommodation is more than 100 yards from the motorway and ...

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An historic locomotive is set to visit the East Lancashire Railway (ELR) later this year Courtesy of the Didcot Railway Centre, steam locomotive 4079 ‘Pendennis Castle’ will visit the East Lancashire ...

A stolen vehicle was driven into the moat outside Pendennis Castle on Sunday 12 March Police have arrested two people in connection with an alleged burglary and a car theft in Falmouth. Devon and ...

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Henry VIII built this castle to protect the south coast from invasion from France. It faces St Mawes Castle across the River Fal, due to its location Pendennis has played a key role in Britain's ...

Pendennis Castle, situated in Falmouth was built by order of Henry VIII to protect the extensive waters known as Carrick Roads. The site boasts buildings from different centuries and amazing views.

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The famous fun-ship of the Union-Castle fleet, the 28,582 ton Pendennis Castle, was on the South African service for only 17 years before being withdrawn in 1976. She was called the fun ship because ...