The Dysart Arms, Bunbury
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The Dysart Arms, Bunbury
Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 10 Nov 2017
This is the older part of Bunbury village, sometimes referred to as Higher Bunbury; there are a few cottages, the Dysart Arms and St Boniface's Church here, but most activity is nowadays in Lower Bunbury. The pub takes its name from the local landowners, the Tollemache family who were the Earls of Dysart. It is now part of the Brunning and Price Chain and is well regarded for its food as well as its range of real ales and whiskeys.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.11841
Longitude
-2.646174