The latest issue of the
USK
&
RAGLAN
NEWS DIARY, covering
July
&
August
2008
is out now. Information about what's
on in town is listed.
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each
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in
Usk
and
in
Raglan.
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have
not
received
yours,
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can
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up
one
in
Lindwalls
Newsagents
or
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Spar
in
Usk,
or
from
Raglan
Post
Office.
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The Town of Usk. Nestling amongst the gentler Monmouthshire hills, along
the banks of the river Usk, the town has many historic features including a
ruined castle dating back to Norman times. Many of the narrow streets have
cobbled pavements and a varied array of buildings, some dating back to the
seventeenth century. Whilst no longer a market town, Usk has a variety of
individual shops, particularly antique, floral and clothing outlets. Popular
with tourists, the town has a large number of delightful pubs, hotels and
restaurants all offering a wide range of cuisine to suit every taste.
In the middle of the town is Twyn Square, with a Victorian
clock as its centre piece. Usk is already widely known for its floral
displays which have won awards in Wales, Britain and Europe over the last 18
years, and add to the picturesque quality of the town.
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