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| − | [[File:Hungerford Town Hall (1).jpg|thumb|Hungerford Town Hall]]''' | + | [[File:Hungerford Town Hall (1).jpg|thumb|Hungerford Town Hall]]'''Hungerford''' is a town in [[West Berkshire]]. The Hungerford massacre in August 1987 led to legislation banning certain types of semi-automatic weapons. |
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[[File:HamSprayHouse.jpg|thumb|left|Ham Spray House]]'''Ham Spray House''' was the home of [[Lytton Strachey]], [[Dora Carrington]] and Carrington's husband Ralph Partridge from 1924 onwards. | [[File:HamSprayHouse.jpg|thumb|left|Ham Spray House]]'''Ham Spray House''' was the home of [[Lytton Strachey]], [[Dora Carrington]] and Carrington's husband Ralph Partridge from 1924 onwards. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:52, 25 April 2016
Hungerford is a town in West Berkshire. The Hungerford massacre in August 1987 led to legislation banning certain types of semi-automatic weapons..jpg)
LGBT history
Will Young was brought up in the town.
