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The Black Horse 



https://www.blackhorse-baston.co.uk/ info@blackhorse-baston.co.uk

Whether you are looking for a weekend getaway, a night out, to enjoy a glass of wine, a mouth-watering meal, a get together with friends and family, or a comfortable business trip. Situated in the Main Street, Baston, Peterborough, The Black Horse is ideally located to offer you amenities on your doorstep but still allowing you to enjoy peace and tranquillity. Within a short driving distance, the local area offers a number of interesting and amazing cultural, historic, and fun locations and activities.  Black Horse also accommodates a wide range of functions from birthday celebrations to business meetings, weddings, and events with both our restaurant, function room, and luxurious bedrooms available for hire. 

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The Bull

The Bull Market Deeping is a Grade II listed building located in Market Deeping, Peterborough. It has a rich history dating back to the early 16th Century and is a popular destination for both locals and visitors, thanks to its historic charm and character.
The pub boasts an 18th-century carriage arch and is situated in a central location next to the town hall and two shopping precincts, attracting a steady flow of visitors.
When you step inside, you are welcomed with a warm and cosy atmosphere, complete with black wooden beams and a fireplace, adding to the traditional pub feel.
The interior and exterior are divided into three areas, including a bar area and a restaurant with a further upstairs restaurant / private dining area.
Outside, there are two spacious areas. 
The courtyard has its own stables, bar servery, ample seating, and sheltered space. Through the old carriage arch, the garden opens up, featuring a children’s play area and a large, grassed area. With such an extensive garden, the pub has previously been known to host well-attended community-focused events in the summer.

https://thebulldeeping.co.uk/ info@thebulldeeping.co.uk

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The Horseshoe 



The Horseshoe pub in Thurlby dates back to the early 19th century and was known as the Horse Shoes in 1842 with John Goodacre as the landlord. By 1930, it had become known as The Horseshoe, with William George Gough as the landlord.
The Horseshoe now serves good traditional pub food, has a beautiful wood interior, a catching garden to enjoy with friends and family. 

https://horseshoethurlby.com/ info@horseshoethurlby.com

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