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	Shackerstone Village
		This event is run by the villagers of Shackerstone, the Shackerstone Railway Society and the Ashby Canal Association.
		Shackerstone Mill was situated by the River Sence and was demolished when the railway was constructed to make room for the embankment and cattle arch (necessitated to retain a bridal path to Barton in the Beans).
		Shackerstone, with its station, canal, church, inn, chapel, Post Office, shop, mills, bakery, small butchers shop, smithy, carriage and cart building works and brickyard was a very self sufficient village with good communications a hundred or more years ago.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/ChrisSimmons/ShackerstoneVillage.htm (1389 words)

	The Choyce Compendium ~ Genealogy, Family History, Choyce, Choice, Betty Choyce
		In the 1851 Census for Shackerstone, forwarded by Jessie (Holness) Moretti, there is a family headed by Sarah Choyce, age 62, born at Shackerstone, a grocer.
		Also in the house were her son, Samuel, aged 16, born at Shackerstone; her married daughter Ann Jackson, age 20, born at Shackerstone, assistant grocer; and John Jackson, age 22, son-in-law, an agricultural laborer, born at Billeston.
		Shackerstone is about two miles northeast of Twycross and Measham is about four miles further north of Shakerstone.
	bettychoyce.com /twycross.htm (1720 words)

	Shackerstone
		The correspondence of Rev. John Adamthwaite, a prolific and energetic letter-writer, vicar of Shackerstone from 1779 to 1811, provides an interesting glimpse of the parish during the tumultuous era of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.
		He presents an Application in his offer to bestow what the Instrument expresses, and I suppose that the Purpose of the Donation may be obtained, if but another equal to it can be procured to meet it; as the benefice is let at ₤40 and has not had the Bounty.
		April 1805 the population seems to have slightly increased, a local census counting 51 families in Shackerstone, 53 families in Odstone and six in Barton, providing a total population of around 375.
	www.mastel.org.uk /adamthwaitearchive/Wills/Shackerstone.htm (941 words)

	Shackerstone Castle Twycross Hinckley and Bosworth Leicestershire England English
		Shackerstone Castle is a medieval earthwork motte and bailey fortress, which was used as a World War II air raid shelter.
		The flat-topped motte, is partly encased by a wide ditch and a counterscarp bank and to the south-west are traces of a bailey platform, which as been cut by the road.
		Shackerstone Castle is located in the village centre, off Station Road.
	www.castleuk.net /castle_lists_midlands/140/shackerstone.html (134 words)

	The Battlefield Line Railway
		In 1964, the Coalville - Shackerstone line was closed completely while the Ashby-Nuneaton railway went on to survive until British Rail finally closed the line in the early 1970's.
		Shackerstone had been a busy junction during it's use, with trains hauling both passengers and goods.
		Although the stations along the line are fairly similar, Shackerstone is seen as the most attractive.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/leicestershire/75120 (473 words)

	Six Bells Junction
		With 73141 allocated per the website to the 10.00 ex Shackerstone, with 08818 on the next train, it looked like I'd be able to win brownie points by heading to the zoo at lunchtime, both required locos (73141/08818) in the book.
		Pulling back into Shackerstone the new loco was waiting to take over ready for the 11.15 return, 08818, eh, hang on it's 31130 instead, the website says it will only work on Sunday, maybe the 08 is going on the back for a top n tail move, er no, not according to the station bert.
		When yelling at the guard he's told the nearest station is Shackerstone, wrong it's Shenton, and he walks the extra distance missing the 31 in the process.
	www.sixbellsjunction.co.uk /galas/030426bl.htm (1025 words)

	Steam Narrow Boat President - Burton to Shackerstone
		The journey from the National at Burton-on-Trent to Shackerstone was nothing but pleasant boating which, it is nice to know, does happen on rare occasions.
		Instead of mooring up on arrival at Shackerstone we did a ‘fly-past’ and went on down to Snarestone to wind.
		On this visit to Shackerstone we were able, together with a truly superb gathering of working boats, to give lots of support to the Ashby Canal Society’s ambitions.
	www.nb-president.org.uk /trips/burton_shackerstone04.php (1052 words)

	Shackerstone Real Estate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		If you are looking for a specific agency and are not able to find it you may contact us at agencies@agentserver.net and we will do our best to find all contact information for that agency along with a list of proffered agents within it.
		If you are an agency who is located in Shackerstone and wish to be included in our directory you may contact us at sales@agentserver.net or register to use our real estate website as your primary site.
		If you have any questions about buying or selling your home in Shackerstone we have experts who are willing to help you out right away.
	www.agentserver.net /cc/city/1812215/shackerstone.html (385 words)

	Shackerstone Information
		Shackerstone is a village and civil parish in the Hinckley and Bosworth district of Leicestershire, England.
		Parliamentary soldiers from Tamworth and Coventry stole horses, including a mare worth ten pounds from Mr.
		The vicarage was "so entirely let down as that no sign remains of there ever having been one”.*[2]
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Shackerstone (283 words)

	Days Out - North West Leicestershire District Council
		Shackerstone Station is a Grade 2 listed building housing an extensive museum, Victorian themed cafe and a souvenir shop.
		At Shackerstone you will find a selection of preserved steam and diesel locomotives plus additional rolling stock.
		Shackerstone Station is generally open on Saturdays 12.00 noon to 5.00pm and Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays 10.30am to 5.30pm all year round, except Christmas.
	www.nwleics.gov.uk /days_out/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=842 (168 words)

	L&RMF: Shackerstone Railway Society Ltd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Why not come by canal – there are moorings 300-400m from Shackerstone and Shenton stations.
		Come to Shackerstone station, and find out about local railway history in the 1980s and beyond.
		It was the former headquarters of the Ashby and Nuneaton Joint Railway, and today is the headquarters of the Shackerstone Railway Society.
	www.lrmf.org.uk /m_16_sha.htm (343 words)

	ashby boat company, shackerstone boat rally 2004, ashby canal, Shackerstone family festival 2004, 2005, canal trips ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Ashby Boat Company were pleased to be part of the Shackerstone Family Festival 2004.
		Unfortunately the Ashby Boat Company are not able to be present at the 2005 Shackerstone Family Festival due to other commitments, but we understand the "Ashby Trip" of Sutton Cheney Wharf will have one of their boats present providing similar canal trips.
		The Shackerstone Family Festival 2005 is on the 3rd.
	www.ashbyboats.co.uk /shakrally.htm (196 words)

	Train and Narrowboat Trip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		When Bosworth Lady arrives at Shackerstone she moors up against the south side of the River Sence aqueduct, the opposite side is private moorings.
		At Shackerstone Station most trains depart from platform 2, over the footbridge.
		If you find the steps difficult you can be escorted over the crossing to platform 2 by a member of staff - just ask.
	www.ashbytrip.com /train_and_narrowboat_trip.htm (680 words)

	Blue Plaque 10 - The Ashby & Nuneaton Joint Railway
		The railway which passed through Stoke Golding was the final outcome of various schemes put forward over many years to promote a line to tap the rich mineral wealth of the Moira area.
		Trains were operated by both the L.N.W.R. and There was a branch line at Shackerstone to Coalville Junction passing through Heather and Hugglescote to join the Midland line just south of Coalville and the Charnwood Forest Railway (worked by the L.N.W.R.) to Loughborough (Derby Road Station).
		The track and stations between Shenton and Shackerstone have been restored by the Shackerstone Railway Society, who operate restored steam and diesel hauled trains on the ‘Battlefield Steam Railway’ line on a regular basis throughout the year.
	www.stokegolding.co.uk /blue_plaque/blue_plaque_10.htm (732 words)

	Ashby-De-La-Zouch Canal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This stretch of the route is absolutely typical of the whole canal - totally rural with characteristic small stone accommodation bridges.
		At Shackerstone is the northern station on the tourist railway though there is room for expansion as the original railway track bed has followed the canal since Stoke Golding and continues on well past the head of navigation.
		The final stretch of the currently navigable Ashby Canal passes Gopsall Park (SK 35158 06735) which lies to the south west and was the place where Handel lived while he composed "The Messiah".
	www.canals.btinternet.co.uk /canals/ashbyzouch.htm (5509 words)

	Shackerstone Shackerstone - UK Shackerstone web sites & information Shackerstone Leicestershire England CV13
		Shackerstone Shackerstone - UK Shackerstone web sites & information Shackerstone Leicestershire England CV13
		Shackerstone Station Shackerstone Leicestershire CB13 6NW (01827) 880754 www.battlefield-line-railway.co.uk.
		Shackerstone Shackerstone is a village and civil parish in the Hinckley and Bosworth district...
	www.dotukdirectory.co.uk /d164463.html (123 words)

	shackerstone, ashby boat company, narrowboat hire, canal boat holidays, cruising inland waterways in a narrowboat
		shackerstone, ashby boat company, narrowboat hire, canal boat holidays, cruising inland waterways in a narrowboat
		This type of bath is often appreciated by families with small children.
		Click here to download A4,.pdf, brochure of Shackerstone, approximately 300kbs.
	www.ashbyboats.com /Shackerstone.htm (267 words)

	Real Days Out - Battlefield Line Railway
		Join us for a steam hauled 10 mile round trip from Shackerstone to Shenton through the delightful scenery of south west Leicestershire.
		Impressive museum of railway memorabilia, locomotives and rolling stock at Shackerstone.
		Easter-Oct Sunday Service departures from Shackerstone at 12.30, 13.45, 15.00 and 16.15.
	www.realdaysout.co.uk /ViewAttraction.aspx?ATRID=450e8c61-118f-425c-8578-190ce53d8633 (131 words)

	Hotels Shackerstone Railway Museum
		The hotels are listed in order of proximity to Shackerstone Railway Museum.
		Please note that all distances are approximate and as the crow flies.
		If you cannot find the hotels at Shackerstone Railway Museum you are looking for why not try out Hotels Reservation team on +44 (0)870 143 9070
	www.findhotelrooms.co.uk /4-0/hotels/s/shackerstone-railway-museum/34767 (276 words)

	Shackerstone Railway Steam Train
		The safest place to be on 17 June 2006 is Shackerstone Station on The Evacuation Express.
		The Blitz Jazz Band play on the platform before we depart at 7.45 on a steam hauled locomotive.
		travelling through the Leicestershire Countryside listening to the sounds of the 40s before returning back to Shackerstone for The Blitz Jazz Band and Demob Disco, there will be a Free Rations BBQ Banquet all night.
	www.train.20m.com (151 words)

	Rural Community Council - Shackerstone Village Hall
		Shackerstone Village Hall is located in a pretty rural village with circular walks and attractions, such as the steam railway, a popular public house and a church mentioned in the Domesday Book, close by.
		The hall has been rennovated throughout (since 2000) and benefits from a well-equipped kitchen; the Main Hall can accomodate around 80 people.
		Shackerstone Village Hall is open for hire (subject to availability) during the following times:
	www.ruralcc.org.uk /communitybuildings/SHAVIL3 (159 words)

	Find Accountants in Shackerstone UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
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		Are you an accountant in Shackerstone if so then you can advertise here.
		Please note that as a directory site we are not responsible for the content on external websites or any work undertaken by our advertisers.
	www.point4accountants.co.uk /html/towns/leicestershire-shackerstone.html (130 words)

	Hotels in Shackerstone - Hotels near Shackerstone on AboutBritain.com
		The Ramada Hotel Loughborough is built around a delightful courtyard, complete with fountain, in the style of a Georgian town house in the centre of the old market town of Loughborough.
		* Distances between Shackerstone and these hotels are in a direct line.
		Shackerstone Hotels: Browse these hotels in Shackerstone (and nearby), check live availability, then book online and get a great deal!
	www.aboutbritain.com /hotels-near-towns/hotels-near-shackerstone.asp (426 words)

	George BLAZA \ Mary Jane PETCHER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Herbert Walter BLAZA Born : 1883 Shackerstone, Leicestershire Bap/Chr: 2 Sep 1883 St Peters, Shackerstone, Leicestershire Buried : 27 Mar 1886 St Peters, Shackerstone, Leicestershire
		Mabel Ellen BLAZA Born : 10 Oct 1886 Bap/Chr: 2 Jan 1887 St Peters, Shackerstone, Leicestershire Buried : St Peters, Shackerstone, Leicestershire
		Florence BLAZA Born : 25 Feb 1890 Shackerstone, Leicestershire Bap/Chr: 28 Mar 1890 St Peters, Shackerstone, Leicestershire
	www.pandcgen.co.uk /trees/0195.htm (176 words)

	Richard III Soc - Shackerstone Station (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The station fund stall, shown here, is housed in an old goods waggon (freight car to U.S. residents) and, in the summer, sometimes includes a sale of bedding plants.
		Proceeds benefit the continued renovation of the Shackerstone Station.
		Visitors can ride a Sunday dining train (The Tudor Rose - telephone 0116 291 7460).
	www.r3.org /bosworth/img2/shackerstone2.html (92 words)

	Local stats in html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Education and Skills in Your Area - Ward: Cadeby, Carlton and Market Bosworth with Shackerstone
		Number of Specialist Schools - in September 2006 there were 2,611 operational specialist schools up from 228 in September 1997.
		Number of Operational Academies - in September 2006 there were 46 operational academies.
	www.dfes.gov.uk /inyourarea/statics/ward_31UEGA_6.shtml (114 words)

	Brodick Photo World - powered by SmugMug
		The Battlefield Line is the last remain part of the former Ashby & Nuneaton Joint Railway which was opened in 1873.
		It runs from Shackerstone via Market Bosworth to Shenton in Leicestershire and is operated by the Shackerstone Railway Society.
		There are still plenty of opportunities to take trips on the trains, and the children all love Thomas the Tank Engines visits.
	brodick.smugmug.com /gallery/366707 (229 words)

	Walkingworld - Walk Results
		From Shackerstone, the home of the Bosworth Battlefield Railway, this walk uses a quiet country lane, fields and a green lane to reach the Ashby Canal.
		Shackerstone - Newton Burgoland - Snarestone - Shackerstone
		From the village of Shackerstone in rural Leicestershire, walk via fields to Newton Burgoland — and the oldest pub in Leicestershire — and then over fields again to the village of Snarestone and from there, follow the lovely quiet and peaceful Ashby Canal back to Shackerstone.
	www.walkingworld.com /results/walkresults.asp?type=typedref&txtgridref=SK374068 (336 words)

	Britannia Bosworth Hall Hotel - your best hotel choice in Market Bosworth
		Bosworth Hall has some stunning views and offers 192 luxury guest rooms in addition to 20 conference and private dining suites.
		For visitors wishing to explore the magnificent Warwick Castle and other local attractions, Twycross Zoo, Shackerstone Steam Railway, Donnington Park Racing Circuit, Mallory Park Circuit, Snow Dome and Drayton Manor Park are all within easy reach of the hotel.
		Famous for its flower display, the historic village of Market Bosworth hosts a range of galleries and antique shops just a stroll away from the front door of the hotel.
	www.bosworth-hall-hotel.co.uk (239 words)

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		Welcome to the web site for the Rising Sun, Shackerstone.
		Set within the heart of Shackerstone village you will find this traditional family owned freehouse featuring something for everyone — a bar, poolroom, restaurant, beer garden - all with plenty of atmosphere.
	www.risingsunpub.com (116 words)

	Home
		Shackerstone Diesels is a collection of groups and individuals based at the Battlefield Line, Leicestershire, all of whom have the same aim.
		To save, restore and operate Heritage B.R Diesel Locomotives.
		ALL MATERIAL ON THIS WEBSITE, AND ITS SUB-DOMAINS IS OWNED AND COPYRIGHTED BY SHACKERSTONE DIESELS.
	www.shackerstone-diesels.co.uk (102 words)

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