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 | | Town: | Ascot
| | Location: | Ascot High Street | | Comment: | The high street on 16/01/06 | | Submitted By: | Phil | | Company: | UK Web Index | | Website: | http://www.uk-web-index.co.uk | | Date Submitted: | 2006-01-16 |
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 | | Village: | South-Ascot
| | Location: | St Georges Lane | | Comment: | View of the old St Georges lane Bridge - taken around 27/12/05 | | Submitted By: | Alex | | Date Submitted: | 2006-01-18 |
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Comment on South-Ascot
Submitted by Ian Hall On 2006-01-27
South Ascot was originally just a bog marsh outside the small village of Ascot, cheap land no one wanted. After it was drained, it the became the expensive area it is today.
A small highstreet with the statutory pub and post office, a park and several housing estates.
Comment on Bracknell
Submitted by Shaun Edwards On 2006-02-20
http://www.bracknell-forest.gov.uk/lookout/
Roundabout city! - recently developed town, home to many large and expanding hi-tech companies, usual bowling lane and leisure complex, large shopping centre with most of the large stores.
Comment on Sandhurst
Submitted by Anon On 2006-02-20
British army officer town
Comment on Thatcham
Submitted On 2006-03-27
Thatcham is a very nice little village with many different shops as i have found out in a recent survey done by none other than the queen
Comment on Emmer-Green
Submitted On 2008-01-29
Have played footy up at Emmer Green park for about 12 years now- love it!
Comment on Ascot
Submitted by Dave Ellis On 2008-03-18
Great place - loads of shops and pubs!
Comment on Ascot
Submitted by Phil On 2006-01-16
Company UK Web Index
http://www.uk-web-index.co.uk
Ascot is probably most famous for the racecourse, in particular the week of Royal Ascot which is attended by the royal family for 4 of the days.
The course was started in 1711 by Queen Anne, who decided it would make an ideal place for racing horses due to its natural large flat clearing.
Ascot has many of the main home county motorways, including the M4, M3, M40 and the M25 just a few minutes drive away and a train station which serves London Waterloo (50 minutes), Reading (20 Minutes) and Guildford (45 minutes).
There is also a number of pubs, restaurants, health clubs, night clubs and many private schools near by.
Comment on South-Ascot
Submitted by Adrian Sharley On 2006-01-27
South Ascot has a vaired history dating back hundreds of years. A small high street with a few shops on it. The area is a short walk from Ascot and is probably the closest area to the station which is only a few minutes walk away from the center.
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