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Stay safe everyone and we look forward to seeing you again soon. Covid rules and been so confusing lately and it has been so difficult for us to be closed. However having read the guidelines closely we ARE allowed to welcome guests for 2 nights over the 🎄 Christmas Period 🎄 as long as you are from the same household and not from Tier4. The booking will be from the morning of 24th to the evening on 26th December so three days and two nights. DM if you would like to book, only a couple of cabins left. We are all hoping with the fantastic news of a vaccine that 2021 is going to be a brilliant year.... I think we all deserve it! We are taking bookings but not taking payments until we know when we can open. Why not reserve your holiday now without any upfront payments. We hope to see all your lovely faces soon, I think we could all do with a holiday. Huge fingers crossed we can open again from 4th December. If you are staying then you must get a pizza from hogget, we had one on Friday and it was delicious.
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Wearing a face mask on public transport in London is mandatory. What should I do if I have COVID-19 symptoms when I arrive in London? Make yourself known to an official member of staff and/or call the national coronavirus helpline number on 111. Last updated: 23 Mar 2021 Exceptions may apply, for full details: UK Government. We're working around the clock to bring you the latest COVID-19 travel updates. This information is compiled from official sources. To the best of our knowledge, it is correct as of the last update. Visit Rome2rio travel advice for general help. Questions & Answers What is the cheapest way to get from Foxton to London? The cheapest way to get from Foxton to London is to drive which costs 390 Kč - 600 Kč and takes 1h 44m. More details What is the fastest way to get from Foxton to London? The quickest way to get from Foxton to London is to train which costs 1 400 Kč - 6 000 Kč and takes 1h 5m. How far is it from Foxton to London? The distance between Foxton and London is 125 km.
Large late C18 wooden board with detail of 'Donations and bequeaths to the poor of Foxton parish', in south aisle. Late C18 board to south of tower arch, 'A table of kindred and affinity' etc. Plaque giving date of restoration, 1893 on north wall next to doorway. Clock c1680, are wooden frame and iron cogs and gears, in south aisle; replaced in 1908. C19/C20 tiled and wooden parquet floors, with flagstones at north entrance. VCH, V, 94-5. Listing NGR: SP6990789745 This List entry has been amended to add sources for War Memorials Online and the War Memorials Register. These sources were not used in the compilation of this List entry but are added here as a guide for further reading, 30 October 2017. This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.
South aisle has west bay closed by C20 part-glazed wooden screens. War memorial in blocked doorway on south wall. Chancel had slightly squared squint in north wall. Piscina with 2 arched openings and blank quatrefoil above, in south wall. Rare C12 font in north aisle, with large square bowl decorated with beaded inter- secting arches, supported on 4 engaged shafts on an octagonal base, which is not C12. C15 nave roof, repaired in C19. Moulded trusses decorated with brattishing and carved central bosses. Moulded side purlins. Openwork lancets between trusses and ridge beam. Trusses with female figures supporting ridge piece. C15 chancel roof, renewed C19. C15 aisle roofs with brattished trusses and carved bosses. Altar, altar rail, choir stalls, pews, pulpit, lectern, all C19. Various C19/C20 memorial tablets on north wall of chancel and north wall of north aisle, including 5 C19 memorials to Cerrance family in chancel. Fragment of Anglo-Saxon work, possibly a stone jamb, with latticed plaiting in south aisle.
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You can book now with confidence that if the dreaded Covid strikes again we will refund or move your booking to an alternative date. Monday 1st May 4 nights: Fox's Den - £640... Owl's Nest - £660 Otter's Holt - £660 Friday 7th May - 3 nights Badger's Set - £610 Monday 10th May: Fox's Den - £640 Owl's Nest - £660 Otter's Holt - £660 Monday 17th May Fox's Den - £640 Owl's Nest - £660 Monday 24th May Fox's Den - £640 Owl's Nest - £660 DM or email if you would like to book. See More Foxton Locks Lodges Travel Company Most of our cabins have had lots of refurbs since we opened, with new sofas, beds, curtains and soft furnishings so we decided our photos needed an update too! These are just a few of the new photos we had done and we have more on the way. The website will be updated shortly. I think you will agree the new sofas looks particularly good with all the new cushions. We are almost nearly full now until September but we do have a few mid week breaks available in May which I will pop in Facebook.
Plinth continues across east wall. 4-light east window with hoodmould. South wall has from east to west, a C13 pointed arch window with Y-tracery and hoodmould. Then a tall lancet, and then a 3-light window with hood- mould and stops. South aisle has coped parapet. 3-light east window with hood- mould and stops. South wall has from east to west, a large 4-light window with hoodmould, then a lead downpipe, then a blocked 4-centred arch doorway, then a 3-light window with hoodmould and then a lead downpipe. Above to west, a C19 flat-topped stack. Interior: 5-bay nave arcades with pointed arches, continuous hoodmould and double-chamfered piers with engaged shafts with moulded capitals and bases. Double chamfered tower arch closed by C20 part-glazed wooden screen and door. Earlier roofline visible above. Low, C13 triple-chamfered chancel arch with triple shafted responds with moulded capitals and bases. Former entry to rood stair to north side. North aisle has a double aumbry in north wall.
Current Date: Saturday 27 March 2021 Current Time: 11: 25: 32 Time Zone: Europe/London GMT/UTC: 0 hours DST started: Sunday, 25 October 2020, 01:00 DST will end: Sunday, 28 March 2021, 01:00 *GMT/UTC - Standard Time Zone *DST - Daylight Saving Time Latitude in decimal degrees: 52. 5 Longitude in decimal degrees: -0. 96667 Latitude in degrees, minutes, and seconds: 52° 30' North Longitude in degrees, minutes, and seconds: 0° 58' 0" West Height above sea level: 117 m, 383. 86 ft, 4606. 3 in Geographical feature: P (Populated place type feature) Feature designation code: (populated place) *populated place - a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work