ASC Phillips for Brockhampton,, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire

Brockhampton is 'Brook settlement'. In Domesday it was Caplefore and marked as Brochamtona in the annotated Herefordshire Domesday of 1160-70. In Domesday Caplefore was a manor of the Church of Hereford. There were five English hides which paid tax and three Welsh hides which paid six shillings a year to the canons of the cathedral. In the five English hides there was one plough in lordship. There were eight villagers with seven ploughs and three acres of meadow.</p><p>All Saints Church one of three thatched churches in Herefordshire.The Brockhampton Estate, near Bromyard, is a National Trust Property. The estate comprises some 2000 acres (680 hectares) of farmland and ancient woodland, including some of the finest oaks in the country. Lying within the estate is a moated timbered farmhouse. The farmhouse is referred to as Lower Brockhampton. A narrow winding road, nearly 2 miles long, leads from the estate entrance to the farmhouse.</p><p>All Saints Church is one of only three thatched churches in Herefordshire.

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53 Seat Luxury Coach, Cup Holders Detail
Spacious and airy inside, this 53 seater coach is ideal for transporting a large group of people who need quiet, comfortable travel so that they can get on with some work or quiet discussion on the way.<br /><br />All the seats are fitted with seat belts, they all recline, and all have their own adjustable reading light and air conditioning outlet.<br /><br />There are facilities for tea and coffee on board as well as a toilet for essential comfort breaks without causing disruption.