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Agricultural decline has encouraged farming diversification into tourism. Northamptonshire's Farm Attractions, led by Jim Keetch is one of seven United Kingdom organisations which coordinate marketing of diversification schemes. The National Farm Attractions Network UK supports the local bodies. Keetch arbitrates between farmer and public and recommends specialist advice in planning attractions to avoid disappointment. Farming tourist attractions are likely to remain a source of secondary income.
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Peacocks entertainment centre, developed by the London and Edinburgh Trust (LET) has opened in Woking, Surrey, England. The facility provides cinema, nightclub, bars, cafe, theatre, library, function and meeting rooms. Location is adjacent to a LET retail development in the town centre. The centre provides adequate facilities for the handicapped.
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Glatton Hall Estate, Cambridgeshire, England is for sale following substantial restoration since 1987 by owners Marriotts (Ramsey) Ltd. Outline planning permission has been granted for leisure development. The site has potential for hotel development with conference and sporting facilities.
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