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Bishton Hall
Newest Review: ... grounds at a wedding which I can imagine is quite fun. All in all I think Bishton Hall is truly stunning and just amazing to be in. I cant say much more about it really but for wedding is can say it was a truly amazing venue and I think that the people who come to school here are very lucky. Oh and my favourite part of the whole hall is that the windows open in 3 parts which I think is ... more  ... ace. The hall is not open to the public but you can have functions there I believe so you would have to contact them to find out.
They are huge grounds and due to them owning a field there is no problem with parking at all which is something you don’...more |
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Bishton Hall: WOW For the Stunningness. (700 words)
by - written on 01/10/07 (Very useful, 354 readings)
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Bishton Hall Bishton hall is a small hideaway in the heart of Staffordshire and is absolutely beautiful. It is not a public house so you cannot just turn up and go take a look but it is used for functions including the one I am going to review which is for weddings. The hall address is as follows; Bishton Hall, Wolseley Bridge, Stafford. ST17 0XN Now the location is superb as it is just off a main road so is quite easily located once you know it is there. Myself I have passed it hundreds of times without even realising so it is nice that it is hid away and is not overlooked by anybody. Stafford centre is ... Read the complete review
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