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Default Re: Your town

Well I live in a small village but our nearest town is Grantham, thats where we do our shopping etc.

The actual place we live in is called Marston, which is actually in Lincolnshire, but we have a Nottinghamshire post code, which is generally confusing. Marston is very small, we have a primary school 4-11 with 76 pupils.

Our town is Grantham really, so I'll do that. We aren't a big town, but we aren't a small town either, we have two note able people Sir Isaac Newton and Margaret Thatcher, we also have Beverly Allit a baby murderer, but we aren't terribly proud of her...

We are a typical English market town, we for some reason also have a pub with a beehive for a sign I believe it is the only living pub sign.

This, is the best pub in the world. A child in Grantham would recognise one of these as something you plan on at the local park.

As far as memorable buildings etc we have St Wulfram's, The Angle and Royal where until recently the royal family would stay while taking leave to York. A hospital, pretty hand if you decide to die, Belton house and Belton Park. Harlaxton Manor, which weirdly is now partly an American college, Belvoir castle, which is quite modern, you pronounce Belvoir, Beever.

We had the first woman police officer in the UK, we have a really bad football team called the ginger breads as ginger bread was invented in the big G. The coastline of Lincolnshire has lots of these fatties.
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