The Greyhound
Pub in Wadhurst
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About The Greyhound
The Greyhound in Wadhurst is listed here under Pub. The address is St James Square, Wadhurst TN5 6AP. You can reach The Greyhound by phone on +44 1892 783224 and through its own website.
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Royal Wells Park · 6.2 miles
A large, decorated pillar with statues of the four evangelists, a bust of Canon Hoare and a plaque.
Priory Wood
Tonbridge · 8.7 miles
Small open grassland featuring a small pond and areas of woodland.
The Flood
Silver Hill · 11 miles
Small man-made lake, originating from a dam that fed the water to power the pumps of a nearby limestone mine.
Wimpey Field Nature Reserve
Staplehurst · 11 miles
Wimpey Field is a small parcel of land has been given to the village after the development of "Saxon Mead" for us to continue to enjoy as a fairly wild but more recognised area for nature, education and outdoor activities.
Airman's Grave
Duddleswell · 12 miles
Stone cross in a stone-walled enclosure to commemorate the crew of a Wellington bomber that crashed in the forest on 31 July 1941
Battle Abbey
Battle · 12 miles
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