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Nuneaton Railway Station
© Victor Naumenko (view gallery)
The station was opened in 1847 when the London North Western Railway opened the Trent Valley section of the West Coast Main Line to avoid the congested areas of Coventry and Birmingham. In 2004 two extra platforms (6 and 7)were built on the site of the former goods loop and engineers' sidings to accommodate the Birmingham - Leicester - Stansted Airport services.

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Seeswood pool Nuneaton
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The pool is immediately adjacent to the B4102 (Astley Lane), between Nuneaton and Astley, and is used by a local angling club. It roughly covers 13 acres and has mixed fishery with many varied features, reed beds, shallows and submerged trees. Fishing is private and only permit holders may do so. Swimming is not allowed.

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Nuneaton
© Steve Stain (view gallery)
Bonfire night in Nuneaton

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Arbury Hall
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Out in the garden at Arbury Hall

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Seeswood pool Nuneaton
© Steve Stain (view gallery)

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The statue of George Eliot
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The statue of George Eliot (Mary Ann Evans, an English novelist 1819-1880) was made by John Letts in 1986 on a commission by the George Eliot Fellowship.

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Arbury Hall
© Steve Stain (view gallery)
I've lived in Nuneaton all my life and this is the first time I've been to the Hall

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