Stunningly revamped Victorian pub reopens after three years
A Grade II listed Victorian pub in Truro has reopened after a three-year closure following a £550,000 restoration.
A Grade II listed Victorian pub in Truro has reopened after a three-year closure following a £550,000 restoration.
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