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Starting at the Bus Station marked by the two buildings that were the entrance to the cattle market established in 1886, cross Market Road at the pelican crossing heading West towards Market Hill. On the opposite side of the junction and Market Hill you can see a tollbooth dating from about 1850. It is now the home of the tote. Cross over to the South side of the square and walk West towards The Free Church. It's tall spire is unmissable. | ![]() |
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On the right in the centre of the square you'll pass the war memorial and Oliver Cromwell's statue. The statue was unveiled in 1901 to commemorate the 300th anniversary of Cromwell's birth (1599). Even 300 years later this was marked by significant controversy. On the left you'll pass the Red House, the Robin Hood, the Town Hall and the Golden Lion. Take the opportunity to look inside the Free Church. | ![]() |