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St Helens
Sheffield Road
Chesterfield
Derbyshire
S41
Ground floor footplate: 3222 sq/ft*
£ 135,000 + VAT
Freehold
13 Dec 2010
Pub for sale Derbyshire, Pub for sale Chesterfield
Pub for sale West Midlands, Pub for sale Tipton
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Victoria
Dudley Road
Tipton
West Midlands
DY4
Gross Site Area: 6411 sq/ft*
£ 150,000 + VAT
Freehold
Pub for sale West Midlands, Pub for sale West Bromwich
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Jolly Nailor
Lyndon
West Bromwich
West Midlands
B71
Gross Site Area: 2287 sq/ft*
£ 150,000 + VAT
Freehold
3 Dec 2010
Pub for sale Bedfordshire, Pub for sale Bedford
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Red Lion
Park Road, Stevington
Bedford
Bedfordshire
MK43
Gross Site Area: 16360 sq/ft*
£ 25,000
Leasehold
Pub for sale Buckinghamshire, Pub for sale Milton Keynes
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County Arms
Newport Road
Milton Keynes
Buckinghamshire
MK13
Gross Site Area: 13537 sq/ft*
£ 400,000 + VAT
Freehold
BBC News - British village life 'dying out' after pub closures
Village life in Britain is "dying out" because rural pubs are closing at a record rate, a report from the National Housing Federation has said.
The Federation said pubs were one of the "cornerstones of traditional village life".
The report's co-authors, the British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA), said 893 pubs closed last year following the recession and increased taxes.
The government said it would give rural communities powers to save local pubs.
The federation, which represents England's housing associations, said key services were disappearing "at an alarming rate" and that affordable local housing was the key to saving traditional village life.
It also said that about 400 village shops closed in 2008, while in England, between 1997 and 2008, rural schools shut down at the rate of one a month.
And it said the closures reflected a declining demand for services in villages where local families had been priced out of the area by wealthy commuters, pensioners and second-home owners.
Another factor was that there were too few new homes, it added.
via bbc.co.uk
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