Our City has Plenty to Offer Its Visitors ; Forest View with Dave Kent

The Citizen Gloucestershire › September 18, 2010

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THE extremities of the Forest District Council area are hinterlands for market centres beyond - Chepstow, Monmouth, Ross, and also Tewkesbury, which is not just a small town in an isolated loop of the Sever n.

This apparently remote town is a very successful colonial power, extending into areas far beyond its town boundaries, and colliding with the Forest unexpectedly somewhere close to Westbury. It also has tentacles around Gloucester and Cheltenham.

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Our City has Plenty to Offer Its Visitors ; Forest View with Dave Kent

By the way, don't call the place 'Tewkesbury'.

It should of course be pronounced 'Chook...

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