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Twyford in Berkshire

Today's date: 21-Nov-2008

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Pinkneys Court Mews bed & breakfast

Pinkneys Court Mews - bed & breakfast

 
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Pinkneys Court Mews takes its name from Pinkneys Green, a quaint village on the borders of leafy Berkshire and Buckinghamshire. The bed and breakfast accommodation close to Maidenhead and Marlow is a large country house refurbished to the highest standards commensurate with an upmarket hotel.

Azalea House bed & breakfast

Azalea House - bed & breakfast

 
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Henley Town centre and its abundance of restaurants, bars and boutique is a stone's throw from Azalea House guest house/bed and breakfast. So too is the River Thames and its attractions. You'll get the superlative treatment and accommodation that you would expect from a four star guest accommodation. Note wireless broadband is available.

Visit Twyford and the surrounding villages and stay in bed & breakfast accommodation:

Twyford, Berkshire, is situated in the heart of the Thames Valley on the A4 between Reading and Maidenhead, close to Henley-on-Thames and Wokingham. It is 10 miles from the M4, M40 and M3 motorways and 25 miles from the M25.

Twyford's name is Anglo-Saxon in origin, and means "double ford". Twyford stll has two fords, although one is now bridged.

William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania, spent the final years of his life in Ruscombe Fields, a property close to Twyford, and is remembered by a residential street named 'Pennfields'.

Twyford's economy was based on agriculture until the coming of the railway in 1838. The greatest expansion of population has taken place in the last 20 years, effectively transforming it from a village to a minor town. Its position on the Great Western Main Line railway has facilitated this growth, many residents commuting to London and Reading for work.

Nearby cities: Reading

Nearby towns: Maidenhead, Wargrave

Nearby villages: Ruscombe, Charvil, Sonning, Hurst, Wargrave, Shiplake, Knowl Hill, Waltham St Lawrence, Shurlock Row, White Waltham, Littlewick Green, Harpsden.

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