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Found this from 10 years ago, good insight to the building https://media.rightmove.co.uk/12k/11112/54003065/11112_25756215_DOC_09_0000.pdf

Here's the latest info that I could find quickly. https://www.transpenninetrail.org.uk/the-stanhope-arms-a-perfect-fusion-of-nature-and-hospitality/

They had added some pads for tents at the back of the property and others with power hookups at the front for campers. The local people wanted it to revert to a pub, but it was impossible to make a living offering just that service.

What happened to the owner's plans to use the first floor as a B&B, the second floor as their residence, and part of the grounds for camping?

Found this article, I know most probably already are familiar but for those who don't it's quite interesting https://www.hellomagazine.com/film/862047/last-of-the-summer-wine-where-are-surviving-cast/

The man that tried to sell Compo the encyclopedias

It amazes me how they managed to inflate the castle, which destroyed Wesley's tin shed, yet managed to avoid the sharp bits of tin without damaging the castle.

aka Mr Sibshaw looks anxiously for his lost sole! ;)

It's Jonathan's Birthday today and I have discovered what he would like for his birthday

Let's hope you don't forget in public

I've got a book with every password I've got and for him in doors because I have to manage everything on the Internet for him and for security purposes I hide the book! Free pasty to anyone that can quess where the book is! Seriously...

I prefer Cumberland sausage, mash, and onion gravy. Only the mash is available here in the States, at least in the region where I live.

I bet you Cyril wished he had a bayonet at that time.