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    Dating back to the early 18th Century The Swan has been at the centre of village life for over 200 years. Prior to 1821, much of Milton had been Harpur Crewe property, but in that year a large-scale exchange of land and property was agreed between Sir George Crewe 8th Bart. of Calke Abbey and…

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    Nestling in the picturesque village of Ticknall, this former Estate workers cottage has been upgraded to retain original beams, open fires & inglenook fireplace. Centrally located in the village with village shop across the road & three traditional pubs with varying menus & cask ales. It is close to the entrance to Calke Park. A…

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    The Chequers Inn, Ticknall is the oldest pub in the village and is very much the stereotypical traditional country village pub. With thick stone walls and small windows you just know that there will be a warm welcome inside, and indeed there is, thanks to hosts Tony, Claire and family. The Chequers Inn Ticknall dates…

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    Our caravan site is located in a quiet and secluded area with extensive views looking out across the heart of the National Forest. We are situated in a wonderful area surrounded by many places of interest. Our site is currently a 10-van site, £5 per night and is adults only. If you would like more…

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    The Staff of Life is now managed by Jane Walls and John Pankhurst, offering style in a relaxed atmosphere with great people who will work hard to really look after you. In the heart of Ticknall, next door to Calke Abbey & Park. About 10 mins from Donington Race Circuit, 10 miles from both Derby…

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