The reception room has been tastefully restored to its former glory
- Credit: Stags
It s hard not to be impressed by this distinctive Grade II listed manor house. With origins dating back to the 1800s, the presence and grandeur of this elegant Gothic residence will certainly turn heads. It was separated into three dwellings just after the second world war, one of which is now up for sale.
The large sitting room has been tastefully restored to its former glory
- Credit: Stags
Lovingly refurbished and cared for by its current owners, the property has retained its original character and unique touches that are typical of its age and history. Period features such as high ceilings, wooden floors and large stone mullion leaded windows are sympathetically coupled with stylish and modernised touches that give it a fresh clean look overall.
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The first roads and pavements set to benefit from increased investment into Southend highways have been announced. Resurfacing will take place on 30 roads and 31 pavements as part of the council’s £5million programme to make improvements in the area.
Here are all the roads set to be resurfaced:
Eastwood Road North: From A127 to aproximately number 40 Eastwood Road North
Elmsleigh Drive: From Eastwood Road North to 186 Elmsleigh Drive
Elmsleigh Drive: From Manchester Drive to No. 146 Elmsleigh Drive
London Road: Lindisfarne Avenue to Chalkwell Park
Lansdowne Avenue: Entire Road
Southchurch Road: From Tesco Petrol Station to number 501 Southchurch Road
Southchurch Road: From Junction Southchurch Avenue to Car Garage (number 329 to 337)
Dartmouth-Hitchcock eases some COVID-19 restrictions
Modified: 3/14/2021 6:13:11 PM
LEBANON Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center is easing some of its pandemic-related restrictions on visitors at the Lebanon hospital and some of its clinics and facilities in the Upper Valley starting on Monday.
Among the changes patients at DHMC who are COVID-19 negative can have one visitor at a time, and pediatric patients can have two visitors at a time.
In addition, one visitor may accompany a person on an outpatient appointment, as needed. At the DHMC birthing pavilion, a partner/spouse can again be present during labor and delivery.
For patients undergoing end-of-life care, as many as three visitors at a time will be allowed.
COVID-19: Kendal resident with COVID-19 dies
Modified: 2/5/2021 9:50:46 PM
HANOVER A resident of Kendal at Hanover died this week after testing positive for COVID-19, according to a spokesman for the senior living community.
The resident, who had tested positive last month, also had other health conditions, Kendal spokesman Jeff Roosevelt said in an email.
An obituary in Friday’s
Valley News said Betty Breunig, who had moved to Kendal in 1996, died of complications from COVID-19 on Tuesday at age 93.
The community, which is located off of Lyme Road, had no active cases as of Friday, Roosevelt said.
The outbreak at Kendal has included a total of four residents and seven workers, according to a Thursday update from the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services.
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