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North Petherton Links

	North Petherton Carnival - Site dedicated to the information, details and images of the local Carnival held each year in November.
	North Petherton Rugby Football Club - Club information with details of club history, fixtures, photographs of members and facilities.
	The Walnut Tree Hotel - Tastefully modernised 18th Century hotel offering high levels of quality, service and hospitality to corporate and leisure guests. Set in the heart of Somerset close to the M5.
	Somerset View Caravan Park - Details of this modern site that has 50 pitches for touring caravans, campers or tents. Ideally situated in the heart of Somerset for travelling and site seeing.
	Follyfoot Fishery - Information and photos of this three acre well stocked Carp fishery. It has thirty-one well spaced, permanent pegs, some of which are suitable for disabled access, situated in scenic surroundings and matches are a regular feature
	Champagne Charlie - A mail order company providing unique gift boxes of Champagne, wines and spirits. Listings of the different gift boxes available with a special offers section.
	North Petherton Infants School - Basic information about this local infants school. Information provided by the local council.
	Flowright Drainage - Describes their services including relining and cutting. With contact details.
	Quantock View House - Details of this Victorian House, overlooking the Quantock Hills, offering bed, breakfast and evening meal accommodation.
	Terry B Dommett - Supplier of health and safety training.
	Lower Clavelshay Farm - Details of the facilities, directions and contact information for bed and breakfast accommodation at this working diary farm.
	Abbey Connoisseur Tours - Luxury tailor-made chauffeur driven tour specialists taking clients through the UK and Europe.
	North Petherton Town Council - Council minutes, town plan, business directory and noticeboard.
	North Petherton - Information about the town, the surrounding area and its local history. Includes old and new pictures, maps and links. [Requires Java]

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