Wolseley
Builders' merchant in Ely
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Wolseley in Ely is listed here under Builders' merchant. The address is 9-10 The Dock, Ely. You can reach Wolseley through its own website.
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Oxlode · 5.6 miles
Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve, SSSI/SAC/Ramsar/Environment Agency flood area/Internal Drainage Board,/Landscape Partnership & Historic landscape. Some have unclear or divergent borders. Atempts to plot all separately would be otiose and futile. See note.
Ouse Washes (Norfolk)
Welney · 9.9 miles
Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve, SSSI/SAC/Ramsar/Environment Agency flood area/Internal Drainage Board,/Landscape Partnership & Historic landscape. Some have unclear or divergent borders. Atempts to plot all separately would be otiose and futile. See note.
Somersham Pocket Park
Somersham · 11 miles
Bird and Wildlife Watching, Family Walks.
T-Swing Park
Landbeach · 11 miles
Park for all. Small Play area for young children, football pitch and a t-swing for the adrenaline junkies!
Three bowl barrows
Overcote · 11 miles
Three bowl barrows 380m south of Brownshill Staunch House, part of the Over round barrow cemetery.
Five bowl barrows
Overcote · 11 miles
Five bowl barrows 790m north west of Chain House, part of the Over round barrow cemetery.
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