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1 Church Street

You are in [Places] [Church Street Properties] [1 Church Street]

This was originally part of Kennet House, 19 High Street.

 

pre 2003 "Hungerford Book Shop" (Michael & Pat Parslew, owners).

July 2003 The book shop moved to 24 High Street (new owner Christopher Cook from Winding Wood).

 

2003 Creative Toy Den opened 19 July (Carnival Day!).

See: Opening advert, The Adviser, 18 Jul 2003

         "Toy shop takes off", NWN 19 Feb 2004

  

March 2012: Cooper & Cooper (Antique, vintage and contemporary pieces for the home) opened, run by Steve and Annie Cooper, Louise and Emily, 

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Cooper & Cooper, 1 Church Street, 31st July 2022.

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- Cooper & Cooper, 1 Church Street, 31st July 2022.

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The Canal Wharf, Apr 2011The Canal Wharf, 2011

Hungerford, England, is a market town of about 5,900 people at the Berkshire / Wiltshire border.
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