The Local
Convenience store in Addlestone
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The Local in Addlestone is listed here under Convenience store. The address is 77 Spinney Hill, Addlestone KT15 1AY.
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Benefaction of James Paine. In 1770s 'Seven Dials', St Giles a haunt of cut-throats, thieves and prostitutes. In 1773, the city commissioners pulled its column down to reduce its pull and new stigma . Architect Paine had it put in his garden. Now see KT13
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Sculpture of Magna Carta scroll, with water flowing down it
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