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Listing Pages P243-258 4/19/04 5:11 PM Page 254 Listing pages p243-258 4/19/04 5:11 PM Page 254 Civil Wedding Venues • England & Wales BEAUPORT PARK HOTEL, BATTLE ROAD, HASTINGS, TN38 8EA 01424 851222 WORTHING DOME, 22 MARINE PARADE, WORTHING 01903 214509 BENTLEY WILDFOWL/MOTOR MUSEUM, HALLAND, NEAR LEWES, BN8 5AF 01825 840573 WOODBURY HOUSE HOTEL, LEWES ROAD, EAST GRINSTEAD, RH19 3UD 01342 313657 BOSHIP FARM HOTEL, LOWER DICKER, NR HAILSHAM, BN27 4AT 01323 844826 WOODMANCOTE PLACE, BRIGHTON ROAD, WOODMANCOTE, BN5 9SR 01903 813280 BRIGHTON COLLEGE, EASTERN ROAD, BRIGHTON 01273 704328 TYNE & WEAR BRIGHTON MARINA YACHT CLUB, BRIGHTON MARINA, BRIGHTON, BN2 5UG 01273 818711 BRITANNIA HOTEL, MOAT HOUSE HOTEL, WOOLSINGTON 0191 401 9988 BRIGHTON RACECOURSE, FRESHFIELD ROAD, BRIGHTON 01273 603580 CIVIC CENTRE, BARRAS BRIDGE, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE 0191 477 1011 BROOMHILL LODGE HOTEL, RYE FOREIGN, RYE,TN21 7UN 01797 280421 COUNTY THISTLE HOTEL, NEVILLE STREET, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, NE99 1AH 0191 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