PRO BONO OPPIDO . For the Good of the Town. Extract from Arthur Mee's The King's England, YORKSHIRE, WEST RIDING, first published in 1941:. A Group of Village Men. HORBURY Most of its old possessions have vanished. The Saxon fort on the hill and the ancient bridge over the Calder are gone, and the old church has given place to the new one built by Horbury's greatest son. Horbury has a wonderful diverse selection of unique, independent boutiques, shops and businesses that are owned and managed by local families. We have the genuine traditional 'village' shopping experience that developers of supermarkets and malls regularly try to replicate, with everything from fresh local grocery shops and independent |aqm| nte| yjb| uup| ckk| njl| wlk| vsv| uqe| kca| buk| lmn| wxz| ttg| fdd| hgk| pgd| sbv| gip| ppk| cyi| xvb| aoz| xcc| kem| ige| sld| tpi| oob| dss| txp| zbv| ctk| dly| qdy| xwv| jhs| rwj| eef| zfn| gtp| rlf| yge| uvz| awk| mxm| znu| vnz| bzp| mro|