- pubs to
provide a
distribution network,
under a
holding company called Innspired Pubs. By
March 1997 the
company owned 541 pubs and
floated on the London...
-
operator in the UK.
After completing this deal,
Punch later bought InnSpired Inns plc, and then
Avebury Taverns. Meanwhile,
Spirit Group (at that time...
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University Church of St Mary the Virgin, both of
which offer views over the
spires of the city. Many
tourists shop at the
historic Covered Market. In the summer...
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Commission Beer
Report 1997,
Chapter 4: The
Market "30
years & counting".
InnSpire 50: The
Story So Far...
Chesterfield CAMRA.
Archived from the original...
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Retrieved 30
September 2007.
Nancy Loh (2
September 2000). "Works of
inn-
spiration". The
Straits Times. p. L34, L35. Yeow Kai Chai (4
August 2000). "It's...
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Braunau am
Inn (Austrian
German pronunciation: [ˈbraʊnaʊ am ˈʔɪn] ; transl. "Braunau on the
Inn") is a town in
Upper Austria on the
border with Germany...
-
until 1761. Old St Paul's
Cathedral London Religious 1087–c.1350 Lost its
spire in the fire of 1561. Destro**** in the
Great Fire of
London in 1666. Referenced...
- fire
engulfed Notre Dame
cathedral in
Paris and destro**** the landmark's
spire and roof, however, the
iconic towers were
saved from the blaze, and French...
- Cider, cooking,
eating PickE early–mid-October. Use December–April
Golden Spire Lancashire,
England 1850 A
golden yellow apple. An old
Northern English...
- on a
ridge north of the
Umgeni river near Durban, has a
prominent white spire visible from a
great distance. The
whole building is
finished in white,...
