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The many businesses which called Bury St Edmunds’ Brentgovel Street home

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (765+ words) The name Brentgovel supposedly means burnt ground, the street running from Risbygate Street until it meets Looms Lane in Bury St Edmunds. Many changes have taken place here over the years from when it was a major through road for…...

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The rise of the Marlows and Jewsons names in Bury St Edmunds

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (503+ words) In 1925, Edwin Underwood and Albert Marlow opened a timber company in College Street, Bury St Edmunds, their yard occupied part of the old William Barnaby almshouses site rebuilt in 1826 on 16thC almshouses by notable Bury builder William Steggles. Eventually the Marlow…...

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Two of Mildenhall’s most highly decorated First World War servicemen, Arthur Leonard and William Butcher, honoured with commemorative plaques at Field Road bus shelter

3+ day, 8+ hour ago   (656+ words) Home Mildenhall Article Two of a town’s most highly-decorated First World War servicemen have been honoured with commemorative plaques at a bus shelter close to where they both once lived. Arthur Leonard (1884-1958) and William Butcher (1891-1951), who both received the Distinguished…...

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