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	Details for self catering holiday cottage - Old Hunstanton - The Old Lighthouse
		Hunstanton is a popular traditional seaside town, with a long Blue Flag sandy beach backed by distinctive striped cliffs.
		Hunstanton town offers a host of activities for the family including the Sea Life Centre, a fun fair, tennis courts, bowling green and a sports and leisure centre with indoor swimming pool.
		A little further along is quieter Old Hunstanton, which is a picturesque village with mellow carrstone houses and an impressive medieval church, two cliff-top pitch and putt courses and a championship golf course.
	www.norfolkcottages.co.uk /properties/679 (224 words)

	7 Hunstanton
		The overall approach seeks both to ensure that Hunstanton remains a small town where homes, jobs and services are close together and to maintain the vitality and viability of the seaside resort by allowing for expansion whilst respecting its distinctive character.
		Policy 7/1 In the defined Hunstanton Town Centre Zone permission will be given for retail uses, financial and professional services, food and drink uses and leisure development intended to meet the day to day needs of the resident population and which fortify the vitality and viability of the Town Centre.
		Policy 7/4 Provision is made in Eastern Hunstanton for 0.6 hectares of employment land for general industry and storage and distribution purposes at King’s Lynn Road, Hunstanton, as shown on the Proposals Map.
	online.west-norfolk.gov.uk /local_plan/written/cpt7.htm (1232 words)

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		Hunstanton is a small Victorian seaside resort which lies at the mouth of the Wash on the North West Norfolk Coast.
		Hunstanton was developed by the then Lord of the Manor, Henry Styleman le Strange, as a sea bathing resort, the focal point of the design was a triangular Green sloping down to the sea.
		Hunstanton is rich in bird life, including gannets, petrels, eider ducks, guillemot, long-tailed ducks and velvet scoters, seals bask on the sandbanks at low tide.
	www.a2znorfolk.com /towns/166.html (501 words)

	Hunstanton Tourist Information on AboutBritain.com
		Hunstanton's clean and safe beach is ideal for family holidays, and a short walk northwards along the shore brings visitors to the town's famous striped cliffs.
		Built mostly in warm Norfolk carrstone, Hunstanton is an attractive Victorian town with a friendly holiday atmosphere.
		Hunstanton Sea Life Sanctuary provides a vital role in the rescue, rehabilitation and eventual release back into the wild of numerous abandoned seal pups each year.
	www.aboutbritain.com /towns/hunstanton.asp (581 words)

	Hunstanton - Norfolk Holiday and Tourist Information Where to Stay
		Hunstanton is a popular holiday destination with a friendly family atmosphere retaining much of its original Victorian elegance.
		Hunstanton's majestic and unusual coloured cliffs rise some 60 feet high and run along the beach for ¾ mile.
		The town became a popular seaside resort back in the 1860’s encouraged by Hamon le Strange of Hunstanton Hall.Locals call Hunstanton ‘Sunny Hunny’ as it is known for its superb sunsets, although on the East Coast Hunstanton actually faces West.
	www.norfolkcoast.co.uk /location_norfolk/vp_hunstanton.htm (527 words)

	Hunstanton, North Norfolk
		Hunstanton, or Sunny Hunny, is a popular resort, with a large sandy beach and shallow water.
		'New Hunstanton' was the creation of the Le Strange family who built this 'carrstone town' with the coming of the railway (now closed) during the 1860s.
		It was originally a fishing village and the flint, chalk and carstone cottages still flank the A 149 and the road to the fifteenth century church.
	basic1.easily.co.uk /05A047/02B01A/hunstanton.htm (270 words)

	Hunstanton On Line - Norfolk England UK
		Hunstanton is a popular Norfolk coastal holiday resort sixteen miles from King's Lynn and approx twelve miles from Sandringham on the A149 in Norfolk, England.
		The Hunstanton Diary is very full year round with activities including annual carnival and fete events and sporting activities for all ages.
		In addition, Hunstanton also shares the fantastic (not to mention romantic) sunsets enjoyed in the neighbouring village of Heacham as they overlook The Wash and face west.
	www.hunstanton-on-line.co.uk (242 words)

	Hunstanton & District Lions Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		We are one of the 21,000 Lions Clubs situated worldwide and our aim, like theirs, is to provide help and funds for those in need, both locally and nationally, whilst at the same time enjoying the satisfaction, fellowship and fun derived from taking part.
		Hunstanton and District Lions Club was Chartered in December 1980 and still three of the original members remain in the club.
		Lions come from all walks of life but we are united in the common desire to improve the quality of life and provide help and assistance to the many less fortunate people in our community be they elderly, deaf, blind or disabled.
	www.hunstanton.net /lions/index.htm (188 words)

	GENUKI: Norfolk: Genealogy: Towns and Parishes: Hunstanton
		Hunstanton is on the coast of north west Norfolk, about 13 miles north east of King's Lynn.
		Hunstanton: The story of a small Norfolk seaside resort, giving a brief history of the town; details of prominent buildings and landmarks; notes on the Le Strange family who were responsible for creating the resort in the middle of the 19th century.
		Hunstanton Cliffs consist of horizontal layers of carstone and red and white chalk, and contain fossils.
	www.origins.org.uk /genuki/NFK/places/h/hunstanton (333 words)

	History and Heritage of Hunstanton
		Hunstanton has pre-historic origins with evidence unearthed in 1970 of a late Neolithic or early Bronze Age settlement dating back to 1500 - 2000BC.
		Under the patronage of his son Hamon Le Strange and spurred on by the investment boom between 1850 and 1870, Hunstanton soon expanded beyond the original planned coastal village to become a fully fledged Victorian seaside resort.
		The loss of the railway, however, in 1969 combined with the demolition of the outdoor swimming pool, the availability of cheap package holidays abroad and finally the destruction of the pier in the 1978 floods, took it's toll on the resort which saw a significant decline in the number of visitors coming to the town.
	www.west-norfolk.gov.uk /default.aspx?page=21890 (651 words)

	Walk #159: Snettisham to Hunstanton
		I have always thought of Hunstanton as being a very touristy, boring place, but as I walked to the bus station from the clifftop car park in Old Hunstanton I found it to be a better place than I had expected.
		Perhaps it was the fact that the sun was shining which made a difference (I had previously visited it in winter), but it seemed to be a relatively nice seaside town, and was not as tacky as many seaside towns seem to be.
		This last section of the walk involved doubling back on myself as Old Hunstanton is about a kilometre north of the bus station in Hunstanton; however a previous walk had ended at Old Hunstanton so I needed to get there to say that I had completed this section of the coastal walk.
	www.britishwalks.org /walks/2001/159.php (1541 words)

	About Hunstanton Norfolk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The town is divided into the village of Old Hunstanton and the newer resort town of Hunstanton St Edmund.
		The village, now Old Hunstanton, was recorded in Domesday Book as “Hunstatunes” and it and the lands surrounding it were gifted by William the Conqueror to the Le Strange family who remained Lords of the Manor for over 800 years.
		The name Hunstanton is believed to come from either the Honeystone, which was the old name for the local stone or more likely from the River Hunn which originates in the grounds of Old Hunstanton Hall and forms a moat around the house, the home of the Le Strange family.
	www.about-norfolk.com /about/towns/Hunstanton.htm (326 words)

	Hunstanton Self Catering Accommodation \| Norfolk Accommodation
		Hunstanton North West Norfolk is a popular traditional Victorian seaside holiday resort with lots to do for all the family.
		Within easy walking distance from Hunstanton south along the promenade is the village of Heacham and to the north Old Hunstanton.
		There are regular bus services from Hunstanton to Kings Lynn, Cambridge, Norwich, Peterborough and to other local areas along the North Norfolk coast on the 'Coast Hopper' service.
	www.hunstantonholidays.co.uk (835 words)

	Hunstanton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The stratified sandstone and chalk cliffs on the beach at Old Hunstanton.
		The town also boasted a victorian pier, until it was blown down by a storm in 1972.
		Indeed, during the 1990s, businesses in villages south of Hunstanton (Dersingham, Ingoldisthorpe and Snettisham) complained of a loss in trade after being bypassed by the A149, which carries heavy Hunstanton-bound traffic; while in 2004, the Hunstanton lifeboats were the busiest in Norfolk.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hunstanton (577 words)

	Hunstanton: Beautiful Seaside resort on the west coast of Norfolk
		Also often referred to as Sunny Hunny, Hunstanton is one of the few east coast towns to enjoy beautiful sunsets over the sea, this due it being west facing.
		There is lots to keep everyone occupied in Hunstanton, the beautiful beaches of both Old Hunstanton and Hunstanton itself are used and enjoyed all year round, there is a fair, sealife centre, small theatre/cinema, shops, plenty of fish and chips and cafes plus lots more.
		Hunstanton pier was built in 1870 but sadly in 1978 during the floods, the pier was destroyed and never rebuilt.
	www.swaffhamonline.co.uk /ns/hunstanton.html (204 words)

	Hunstanton - Review - A memorable victorian seaside resort
		Hunstanton has a very long promenade, which stretches from the back of holiday village to the end where the cliffs are.
		Hunstanton used to have a pier, but it got washed away during a storm years and years ago.
		Hunstanton also used to have a big blue nightclub, next to where the lifeguard tower is now but it burnt down a few years back.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /destinations-national/hunstanton/422989 (4134 words)

	Hotels in Hunstanton Norfolk accommodation - Hunstanton hotels accommodation in Norfolk East Anglia UK
		The Hunstanton hotels listed below are either in the town or we have given a rough guide as to how far they are from Hunstanton.
		Hunstanton experiences some of the best sunsets in England and records some of the highest 'sun-time' in the summer.
		To dial a number in Hunstanton from outside the UK: dial the International Access Code of the country you are calling from - follow that by the Country Code for the country you are calling to (44 for the UK) - dial the local area code omitting the initial ‘0’ e.g.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /hunstantonhotels.html (921 words)

	Hunstanton Golf Club - Top 100 Golf Courses of the British Isles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Hunstanton is the ancestral home of the le Strange family; Hamon le Strange invested £30 to get the original nine holes ready for play; George Fernie was the architect.
		Hunstanton and Royal West Norfolk are always rated close together in today's ranking tables but, when Darwin wrote about Hunstanton in his book,
		The rippling fairways are tightly mown and gently undulating.
	www.top100golfcourses.co.uk /htmlsite/productdetails.asp?id=75 (843 words)

	BBC - Weather Centre - 5 Day Forecast in Celsius for Hunstanton, United Kingdom
		Set Hunstanton, United Kingdom to be my hometown
		The weather symbol shown for each day in the five day forecast represents the predominant weather expected on the day in question.
		BBC Weather Centre in association with the Met Office
	www.bbc.co.uk /weather/5day.shtml?id=3054 (179 words)

	Hunstanton, England
		The huge shallow-water inlet is the remnant of an even more extensive arm of the sea, which once also covered what are now the Fens.
		Hunstanton is a quiet modern seaside resort with a good sandy beach.
		The cliffs are of interest to geologists for their variegated coloring (red and white limestone, reddish-brown sandstone).
	www.planetware.com /england/hunstanton-eng-nf-hu.htm (124 words)

	Hunstanton Golf Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		This is not the official website of the Hunstanton Golf Club but it has been put together by one of the members in order to provide a site devoid of schoolboy howlers and advertisements for ladies underwear!
		Hunstanton is an eighteen hole, links course with perhaps the slickest greens in the country.
		This fine course has hosted many top class amateur events and whilst it is not as tough as some of the Open Championship courses, when the wind blows it provides a severe enough examination for most enthusiasts.
	www.members.aol.com /bagnjol (116 words)

	Hunstanton Venues, Conference Meeting Rooms, Team Building, Room Hire, Accommodation, Coach, Car & Limousine Hire ...
		Hunstanton Venue finding and Meeting Room Hire Sourcing the right venue or meeting room at the right price can be a daunting task, that's where we excel.
		Hunstanton Limousine Hire Want to travel in style we have over 600 American stretch Limousine companies available across the UK including companies that cover the Hunstanton area.
		Hunstanton Corporate Accommodation We specialise in negotiating low rates for corporate clients requiring 50+ nights accommodation anywhere in the UK including Hunstanton.
	www.ukcorporatesolutions.com /services/city/339.htm (857 words)

	Hunstanton News
		Almost four decades after the trains stopped running on the Hunstanton to King's Lynn line, a late arrival has come to a halt at Heacham station.
		Splayed out on the sand like a broken toy, this is the smashed wreckage of the RAF Marham Tornado which crashed into The Wash yesterday.
		Police have issued a warning to elderly residents in Norfolk to be on their guard following a spate of attempted distraction burglaries in west and north Norfolk.
	www.topix.net /uk/hunstanton (635 words)

	Holiday Cottages Norfolk and Self-Catering, Hunstanton Norfolk, the coast of East Anglia
		Hunstanton Holiday Cottages Norfolk and Self-Catering in North Norfolk
		Holiday flat close to beach at Hunstanton on the North Norfolk coast.
		A large comfortable Victorian hoiday house at Hunstanton on the Norfolk coast.
	www.glavenvalley.co.uk /norfolk/village-hunstanton/holiday-cottages.html (379 words)

	Property to buy in Hunstanton
		HUNSTANTON, NORTH WEST NORFOLK Substantial Freehold premises on the sea front.
		A four storey property in the heart of the seaside town of Hunstanton.
		4 St Edmunds Terrace is a four storey property in the heart of the seaside town of Hunstanton.
	www.rightmove.co.uk /property-for-sale-in--hunstanton--norfolk.rsp/svr/3006 (413 words)

	Hunstanton, Norfolk - Seaside resort 20 minutes drive from Burnham Market
		Also fondly known as Sunny Hunny, Hunstanton is a seaside resort town in North West Norfolk, around 20 minutes driving time from the Burnhams.
		From the village greens in the centre of Burnham Market, head East along B1155 as if you were going to Holkham or Wells, but just before leaving the village turn left at Bellamy's Lane, which connects to the main A149 coast road.
		The town is well known for its red limestone and white chalk cliffs, the view of which is a favourite scene in postcards.
	www.burnhammarket.com /ns/hunstanton.html (233 words)

	Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary
		At the Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary in Norfolk you will see Otters, Penguins and more than 30 permanent displays all showcasing the rich diversity of life under the waves.
		We also provide a safe haven for more than 30 sick, injured or orphaned seal pups which are annually cared for at the Sanctuary.
		Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary / hunstanton@sealsanctuary.co.uk / 5th August 2007
	www.sealsanctuary.co.uk /hunt1.html (77 words)

	Hunstanton History
		1867 The RNLI established a lifeboat station and a boathouse was built at Old Hunstanton.
		1921 The first motor tractor in the RNLI was delivered to Hunstanton.
		A boathouse for the hovercraft was completed in September.
	www.rnli.org.uk /rnli_near_you/east/stations/Hunstanton/history (400 words)

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