Roman Catholics, who were earlier recorded in Burford in only very small numbers, became established in the 1930s, when a small congregation met in
Snodland papermill was in existence long before the Hook family purchased the business in 1854.
On the evidence of the continuity of the ceiling beams, it is likely that Nos.
The 19th century brick facade hides a 16th- or 17th-century building.
This is an early 17th century timber-framed building with a later stucco covering and shop front.
ÃÂ This three-storey, timber-framed building, which is of late 16th century date, has close studding on the front and a jettied top floor.
Although disguised under 19th century stucco, there is evidence that this was one of a row of late 17th century timber framed houses on the east of
Bricks and tiles have been used for building in Ledbury for centuries.
Elizabeth Hall established an educational charity in Ledbury in 1706.
Ledbury Community Health and Care Centre was opened in 2002.
