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	Malthouse
		Tetbury, a classic Cotswold success story, prospered from the region’s wool trade which exploded after the Norman conquest brought enormous Continental demand for British wool.
		Tetbury is in the geographic center of the southern Cotswolds.
		Tetbury offers excellent dining, and several restaurants, cafés, tea rooms, and pubs are within a short walk of Malthouse Cottage.
	www.homeatfirst.com /malthous.htm (576 words)

	Tetbury Town Pictures and Information
		Tetbury has had the reputation of being the place where the Prince and Princess of Wales lived, at Highgrove House a mile outside the town next to a village called Doughton.
		Tetbury is an architectural gem, designated an outstanding conservation area in 1971.
		The centre of Tetbury is the Market Hall, an island in a sea of vehicle traffic.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /ian.fletcher3/tetbury.htm (1174 words)

	Cotswold HyperGuide - Tetbury
		Tetbury had the reputation of being the place where the Prince and Princess of Wales lived, at Highgrove House a mile or so outside the town.
		Even in the last century Tetbury was home to the hunting set, and large balls were held in the Snooty Fox Hotel in the centre of the town.
		Tetbury is close to Cirencester, Dursley, Malmesbury, Stroud and
	www.digital-brilliance.com /hyperg/towns/tetbury.htm (921 words)

	Tetbury, Gloucestershire Travel Information
		The actions of de Braose meant that Tetbury merchants had the incentive to become involved in commerce and contribute to the growth of the town.
		Though Tetbury flourished as a result of the actions of de Braose, the lord himself came to a tragic end.
		But the burgesses of Tetbury did even better; they were able to establish a system of local government that granted them an unheard-of level of independence to an extent rivaled only by royal boroughs.
	www.britainexpress.com /counties/glouces/Tetbury.htm (1326 words)

	Tetbury Forum - TripAdvisor
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		#1 of 3 BandBs / inns in Tetbury
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	Tetbury Police Musuem
		In 1969 the Tetbury Magistrates Court was moved to Cirencester and the Police took over a new building in the London Road.
		The museum is mainly dedicated to the history of the Gloucestershire Constabulary, founded in 1839 despite a petition raised by the people of Compton Greenfield against the necessity of forming a police force in Gloucestershire at all!
		Tetbury Police Museum is fast becoming one of the main attractions for all ages of visitors to the town and well worth a visit if you like history.
	www.tetbury.org /police.htm (0 words)

	Destination Attractions: Tetbury, England
		Tetbury was well placed to be a center of wool commerce, being situated between the raw materials on one side and the port of Bristol on the other.
		It dominates the center of Tetbury and is still used regularly for markets and other events, both underneath on the uneven flag stones, and upstairs in the meeting room where, among other fixtures, the WI market is held every week.
		Tetbury is close to the homes of the Prince of Wales (Highgrove House) and the Princess Royal (Gatcombe Park), but neither allows public access.
	sc.essortment.com /tetburycotswold_rlaj.htm (1197 words)

	The town of Tetbury in Gloucestershire
		Tetbury is a town steeped in history and can be found in one of the most beautiful parts of the Cotswolds, approximately 12 miles from Cirencester.
		Tetbury has for many years held a reputation for its antiques trade and is frequented by buyers and shoppers from around the world.
		Tetbury was in 7th place almost £275,000 behind Beaconsfield in Buckinghamshire which had the dubious honour of finishing 1st with an average house price of £574,211.
	www.cotswolds.org /tetbury.asp (1293 words)

	Tetbury in 1779 and 1820 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The houses in general are neat and handsome, but there is a great scarcity of water, the inhabitants being obliged to fetch it from wells and brooks at a considerable distance.
		Near Tetbury are the remains of Beverston Castle, formerly called Bureston, from the number of blue stones found near it.
		It is said that this village was built instead of one that stood near it a little higher in the fields; and this is confirmed by the foundation of houses being frequently discovered by the plough.
	www.glosgen.co.uk /tetbury.htm (634 words)

	Holiday cottage Tetbury Gloucestershire Cotswolds
		Tetbury is located 23 miles north of the magnificent city of Bath and 11 miles south of Cirencester.
		Tetbury is a delightful Cotswold Town with elegant buildings creating a sense of timeless beauty.
		One mile south of Tetbury is Highgrove, the country home of HRH the Prince of Wales.
	www.countrycottagesonline.com /Holiday-cottage-Tetbury_Cotswolds.htm (741 words)

	Tetbury Hotels, Gloucestershire
		Tetbury hotels for short breaks, weekend breaks or business trips - let us help you find a great deal by selecting from our range of quality hotels in Tetbury at affordable rates.
		In the heart of the Cotswolds, Tetbury is home to this beautiful hotel, constructed of mellow local stone.The Close has a great new bar with real log fire,seating in the "Library" or the Red Lounge for pre and post dinner drinks, or perhaps a cream tea.
		The Ormond At Tetbury is at the heart of the beautiful Cotswold town of Tetbury and is perfectly situated for touring the local attractions.
	www.tetburyhotels-england.co.uk /index.html (889 words)

	Tetbury, Cotswolds, Gloucestershire, England UK, Local Information, Accommodation and History
		Tetbury is a small town situated on the top of a hill near to a tributary of the Bath Avon.
		Yet there is evidence that Tetbury was in existence as early as the Iron Age when there was a hill fort here, although not much archaeological investigation has taken place.
		The centre of the town has basically remained unchanged since the 16th and 17th centuries when the town was at the height of prosperity as a major wool town.
	www.thecotswoldgateway.co.uk /tetbury.htm (379 words)

	Kingswood RFC Official Website
		Dean Stephens then converted a penalty kick to make the score 8-10 before Tetbury grabbed another try right on the stroke of half time to make the score 8-17 at half time and leaving Kingswood a big challenge for the 2nd half if they were to get anything from the game.
		But as quickly as it came, it was lost, Tetbury yet again exploited a gap in the Kingswood defence and ran the ball for almost the whole of the Kingswood half before a couple of quick passes saw them go over for their 4th try of the match to retake the lead.
		Time seemed to stand still as Kingswood crept forward, roars from the crowd were pushing them on and after what seemed like an eternity, Mark Oakley went over to give Kingswood their 4th try and to put them 1 point in the lead.
	www.kingswoodrfc.co.uk /tetbury080406.html (623 words)

	Tetbury tourist information on Gloucestershire
		Tetbury is known as an 'architectural gem' and was designated an outstanding conservation area in 1971. Many of its wool merchants houses still look as they did 300 years ago, and still worth the visitors time to take a look.
		In the heart of the Cotswolds Hills Tetbury is home to this quitebeautiful hotel, constructed of mellow local stone.The Close has a number of tranquil and elegant sitting rooms forpre and post dinner drinks, or perhaps a cream tea.
		In the heart of Tetbury, a Cotswold town of charm and royal connections, The Snooty Fox is all that a quintessential English inn should be.
	www.touruk.co.uk /gloucestershire/tetbury.htm (771 words)

	Hotel Tetbury
		Tetbury is a town and civil parish located in Cotswold (district), Gloucestershire, England.
		At this time the Tetbury Woolsack Races, in which competitors must carry a 60 pound sack of wool up a steep hill, were founded and are still contested annually.
		Notable buildings in the town include the Market House, built in 1655 and the late-eighteenth century Gothic revival parish church of St Mary the Virgin and much of the rest of the town centre, dating from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
	www.hotelstetbury.eu (495 words)

	Tetbury Cotswolds - Tetbury Hotels and Tetbury
		Tetbury is a town steeped in history and can be found in one of the most beautiful parts of the Cotswolds, approximately 12 miles from Cirencester.
		The wool sack race, which is still run annually, is believed to have been born during Tetbury's early trade in wool.
		Tetbury can claim to be the headquarters for the planning of the D-Day landings as General Eisenhower planned the invasion of Europe while billeted at Chavenage House near Tetbury.
	www.cotswoldswebsite.com /tetbury.asp (460 words)

	Lodge Farm, Tetbury - Accommodation, hotel b&b, Gloucestershire, Gatcombe, Highgrove
		For those wishing to use Tetbury as their centre, there is so much on offer with easy driving from Somerset and Wiltshire to the south, to Warwickshire and Shakespeare country to the north.
		The village of Tetbury is seen by many as the entrance to the Cotswolds and is most convenient as a touring centre for the whole region.
		Legend has it that the bottom of the hill was a pool where scolding wives or other miscreants were tied to a ducking stool or "gumstool" and ducked under water as punishment.
	www.lodgefarm.co.uk /surround.html (713 words)

	Tetbury Hotel Accommodation - 8 Hotels with Reviews, Photos and Maps.
		Room rates shown are approximate, may vary, and are shown in USD per room, per night, and may not include taxes and fees.
		Priory Inn is located in Tetbury, England, in the Cotswolds, five miles from the Westonbirt Arboretum.
		Description: Sitting in the very heart of Tetbury, a Cotswold town of charm and Royal connections, The Snooty Fox is all that a quintessential English Inn should be.Step through the...
	www.hotelscombined.com /City/Tetbury.htm (275 words)

	Antiques, Modern Antiques, Art Deco in Tetbury, Gloucestershire - Tetbury Antiques
		We have been based in the well-known ANTIQUES TOWN of TETBURY in Gloucestershire for over five years now, and have been in Brown and White Antiques Centre at 53 Long Street since it opened in October 2005.
		Tetbury now has become known world-wide since The Prince of Wales has opened his HIGHGROVE shop in the town.
		We spend a minimum of ten days per month abroad buying Antiques for our Tetbury operation, visiting specialised antique markets, brocantes, and private sources of supply of the style and quality of articles which we like, and which our wide range of customers, both trade and private, love to buy.
	www.tetburyantiques.com (200 words)

	Mabels Oak Cottage > Tetbury > Cotswolds > Gloucestershire > England > country cottages online
		Once a thriving market town, it has one of the finest examples of a Cotswold pillared market hall, built in 1655, that underwent major refurbishment in 2000, and is now restored and to be enjoyed by all.
		One mile south of Tetbury is Highgrove, the country home of HRH the Prince of Wales.
		Good places to visit: Tetbury is located 23 miles north of the magnificent city of Bath and 11 miles south of Cirencester.
	www.countrycottagesonline.net /project/site/Cottage_details.php?Cottageid=306 (1002 words)

	The Prince of Wales - The Duchess of Cornwall turns on the Christmas lights in Tetbury near Highgrove
		The Duchess of Cornwall got into the festive spirit tonight as she turned on the Christmas lights in Tetbury, near Highgrove in Gloucestershire.
		The Duchess was greeted by an enthusiastic crowd who watched her turn on the illuminations outside the town's market hall.
		Tetbury Mayor Stephen Hirst said: "It's a fantastic night for Tetbury.
	www.princeofwales.gov.uk /newsandgallery/news/the_duchess_of_cornwall_turns_on_the_christmas_lights_in_tet_1478822427.html (442 words)

	Tetbury photographs, maps, books & memories
		Tetbury is one of the statelier towns of the southern Cotswolds, overlooking a tributary of the River Avon.
		Tetbury retains all the charms of a market town from the time of the Stuarts.
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	www.francisfrith.com /UK/search/imagedispbytown.asp?FPN=5896&townid=T155 (264 words)

	Tetbury Hotels \| accommodation - hotels in Tetbury Gloucestershire Cotswolds
		The Tetbury hotels listed below are either in the town or we have given a rough guide as to how far they are from Tetbury.
		Tetbury has over 30 antique shops, and has earned an international reputation for those in search of antiques.
		Tetbury also has many other specialist shops, as well as the usual high street names.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /tetburyhotels.html (553 words)

	Tetbury
		The Market House in the centre of Tetbury is an immediate reminder of the history of the town.
		Built in 1655 and supported on three rows of bulging stone pillars, it was designed for the sale of wool and yarn, and still has a market use today.
		These days the small marketplace is still the focal point of Tetbury, which is today more well known for its antique shops.
	www.the-cotswolds.org /top/english/know/villages/tetbury/index.html (93 words)

	Tetbury : Introduction \| Frommers.com
		In the rolling Cotswolds, Tetbury was out of the tourist mainstream until the heir to the British throne and his beautiful bride, Lady Di, took up residence at the Macmillan Place, a Georgian building situated on nearly 141 hectares (350 acres).
		If you continue out of town on the A433 toward Bath, the first big gate on the right is the entrance to Highgrove.
		Tetbury itself has a 17th-century market hall and a number of antiques shops and boutiques.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/tetbury/0473010001.html (311 words)

	Tetbury Hotels and Accommodation in Tetbury
		This quintessential English inn in the heart of the market town of Tetbury offers a snug bar, inviting bistro and carefully refurbished bedrooms with en suite bathrooms.
		The Ormond at Tetbury has everything you've been looking for, great style, delicious food, friendly service and exceptional value, right in the centre of the town.
		Situated in the delightful Cotswold market town of Tetbury, this elegant hotel is set within a splendid 16th century country house which boasts 15 individually decorated bedrooms, a popular restaurant and a new bar.
	www.priceline.co.uk /location/en/united_kingdom/england/gloucestershire/cotswolds/tetbury_hotels.html (3215 words)

	Tetbury Information Online - guide and directory for Tetbury,Gloucestershire,UK with tourist information
		If you live and work in Tetbury, Send your news items to us; whether it is entertainment, sports, business or community related.
		If you are looking for accommodation we have Tetbury hotels and Tetbury bed and breakfasts plus UK cottages and self catering holiday accommodation as well as directories for Camping and Caravan Parks.
		Tetbury Information Online is an independent site and is not affiliated with, or officially sponsored by any local authority or tourist information centre based in Tetbury.
	www.britinfo.net /index_Tetbury.htm (561 words)

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