Whorlton's village pub given special status

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"SPECIAL status has been granted to a pub for the first time in Teesdale. Fernaville’s Rest, in Whorlton, was listed as an “asset of community value” by Durham County Council last week after a request from the parish council. The new listing means..."
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Link: http://www.teesdalemercury.co.uk/Articles/whorlton-s-village-pub-given-special-status#sthash.jIAFnwW8.dpbs
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Added by: Simon Cotterill
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