Local Reviews
In January 2024, Ilona said about The Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa
Desperately needs a revamp.
Don't like spotlights highlighting the cobwebs in the rafters while eating breakfast. And folks wandering around the main areas in bathrobes while we are meeting relatives with children. And the interior needs cleaning and painting and chairs need restuffed and recovered.
Don't like spotlights highlighting the cobwebs in the rafters while eating breakfast. And folks wandering around the main areas in bathrobes while we are meeting relatives with children. And the interior needs cleaning and painting and chairs need restuffed and recovered.
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In July 2026, Denie said about The Personal Agent - Estate Agents
Stephanie was very helpful through the whole moving out process. She explained everything very clearly to us and made the whole experience much less stressful. A lovely person to deal with.
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In July 2026, Maz said about The Personal Agent - Estate Agents
I cannot recommend the Banstead branch highly enough. Selling and buying a home in this climate certainly isn't easy, but all team we dealt with from the start have helped in every way possible to make the process as easy as possible.
A big shout out to John. John̢۪s communication throughout has been excellent. What truly sets him apart is his professional approach to problem-solving he simply gets things done and gives sound advice. It has been a pleasure to work with someone so efficient and proactive. We are so thankful for all his help throughout the process so far.
I will not hesitate to recommend the Personal Agent to anyone selling their home, and if you are buying a home through them, you are in safe hands too. A huge thank you to the Banstead branch!
A big shout out to John. John̢۪s communication throughout has been excellent. What truly sets him apart is his professional approach to problem-solving he simply gets things done and gives sound advice. It has been a pleasure to work with someone so efficient and proactive. We are so thankful for all his help throughout the process so far.
I will not hesitate to recommend the Personal Agent to anyone selling their home, and if you are buying a home through them, you are in safe hands too. A huge thank you to the Banstead branch!
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In July 2026, Jamie Mack said about Holiday Inn Preston
Close to bus station and about a 10 minute walk from train station,
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In July 2026, seb khurshid said about Synergy Dental Clinic
Mateen was fantastic.
Helped me greatly.
Thank you brother!
Helped me greatly.
Thank you brother!
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In July 2026, Pamela Nicholls said about Synergy Dental Clinic
They were amazing as always very caring and always help calm you down if your afraid of dentist
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In July 2026, Dean Meer said about Walsall Wood Tyre & Service
Go above and beyond every time. Wouldn't go anywhere else
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In July 2026, Martin Wood said about Walsall Wood Tyre & Service
Problem solvers, not problem finders. Great team. Will use again, highly recommend.
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In July 2026, Rob Allen said about The Personal Agent - Estate Agents
Professional, friendly and informative viewing hosted by Alice. Highly recommended
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In May 2026, stephen mudie said about Hertford Castle
The Venerable Bede gives the first mention of Herutford in 731AD a ford over the River Lea although it may have been possibly mentioned in 672AD if it was used as a meeting place for a council of bishops. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle records that in 913, Edward the Eldar ordered the building of two Burhs on either side of the ford in his campaign against the Danes. A motte and bailey castle was built by the Normans in the Southern of the Burhs incorporating the earlier earthworks into the castle. It was built in the 11th century and is believed to have been built shortly after the invasion, it was granted to Peter de Valognes, the High Sheriff of Essex and Hertfordshire by William I. The earliest documentary record of the castle shows that between 1170-1174 extensive building works were carried out on the orders of Henry II, it was fully garrisoned by this time. It was besieged by the French in 1216 who occupied it after it was surrendered, but they had abandoned it by 1217 when the country turned against them. It was mostly used a prison for important prisoners from the 1300's onwards. Isabella, known as the She Wolf of France, the wife of Edward II died in the castle in 1358. A flat topped motte which is 6.5m high stands to the North with the bailey slightly angled to the S/E. A double ditch once surrounded the castle on three sides with the Northern side protected by the river, but has been partly filled in due to buildings. A stone curtain wall still stands to a height and a 15th century gatehouse to the West. The castle grounds are free to visit, the motte is behind a fence but can be viewed from the grounds.
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