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A few weeks ago we posted about the famous, or rather infamous murder of Samuel Stockton at Surfleet Seas End, his execution and the hanging of his remains at the

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What do YOU remember about The Ship Inn? For generations, village pubs have been places where friendships are made, families meet and communities come together.The Ship has its own collection

GOT A QUESTION? ASK THE BOARD!We know there are lots of questions about our plans to save The Ship Inn — and we want you to ask them.Perhaps you want

WHY DOES A VILLAGE PUB MATTER?A village pub is about much more than having somewhere to buy a pint.It’s a place to meet friends, catch up with neighbours, celebrate birthdays

DID YOU KNOW —— YOUR LOCAL PUB MAY BE WORTH MORE TO YOU THAN YOU THINKLosing your pub may cause local house prices to fall.Peer-reviewed research examining 373 local authorities

DID YOU KNOW? A GRUESOME PIECE OF SURFLEET SEAS END HISTORY…There’s an old local story that public hangings once took place near The Ship at Seas End.In 1769, Philip Hooton

Save the Ship Inn at Surfleet Published by Mark Newlands · 12 October at 12:10 ·   A busy autumn ahead for Surfleet Shipmates!We’ve received more than 30 pledges of financial support from people locally,