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Old 19th October 2007 | 16:25
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Halfpenny Green Accomodation

I'm thinking of booking up my IR here, but wanted to check out local accomodation available & prices before committing.

Has anybody got any recommendations from past experience?? I don't want to be too far, nor too exensive! So that local Country Club with the 18-hole course may have to wait for another time.

Many thanks for any comments.
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Old 20th October 2007 | 09:16
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Bridgnorth

Hi,

I did my MCC with WHFC last year and stayed in Bridgnorth. Only takes about 10 - 15 mins to get to the flight centre from there.

I stayed in two B&B's when I was there, both very hospitable, quiet, clean and within walking distance of High/Low town!

Do a search in google, or as you say, speak to the instructors. Richard will sort you out.

Enjoy the IR!
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Old 20th October 2007 | 19:06
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Did my MCC at WFC and stayed at the Laurels B&B - www.thelaurelsbandb.co.uk/index.htm

Absolutely first class, swimming pool aswell as all the usual comforts from home. The landlady(good ol' Josie!) even made me lunch everyday at no extra cost! Its roughly 5 minutes drive from the airfield and theres a reasonable little pub just a few minutes walk up road from the B&B. Myself and my mcc partner ate there every night, not expensive either. PM if you like and I'll give you all the details(cost etc).
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Old 20th October 2007 | 20:59
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What is WFC? HGFC have an accommodation list. The staff are willing to venture opinions on certain places.

Now will you have Malcolm or Philip if you go ahead?

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Old 20th October 2007 | 21:53
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WFC - 'Wolverhampton Flight Centre'(when I was there). Perhaps its changed its name since then though.

Nice to see the spelling Police are put again aswell!!
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Old 20th October 2007 | 22:15
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I thought it was Wolverhampton International?
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Old 20th October 2007 | 23:08
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A man of your experience will have used the correct term
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Old 21st October 2007 | 16:25
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Many thanks for all your help on this matter! Much appreciated.

MikeCR, I'll take a good look at that B&B - first impressions are that it looks very nice indeed!

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Old 23rd October 2007 | 17:18
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Biz, got another couple for you:

Goodwood House, Goodwood Avenue, Bridgnorth, WV15 5BD, 01746 766 467

Bearwood Lodge, 10 Kidderminster Rd, Bridgnorth, WV15 6BW, 01746 762 159

If there full I have a list here of 12 B+Bs all seem to be around £20-£25 a night..

Bobster

BR thought I saw you today approaching Bridgenorth around 3ish, at Mach2 in the silver rocket
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Old 23rd October 2007 | 20:25
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Nah wasn't me. By rocket I assume you mean riding the skip with vRS on the back?

I think the Six Ashes place is quite popular.
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Old 24th October 2007 | 22:35
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Call 01384 221477 and ask for the accommodation list to be sent out by email.
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Old 22nd November 2007 | 21:29
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Have they got rid of their PA34s and gone for DA42s now?
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Old 22nd November 2007 | 21:43
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Just doing my PPL there atm. Great little school indeed.
They have DA42's there.

Get in touch with Angela Lapworth. She will help you out with accommodation. all the best with the IR
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Old 22nd November 2007 | 22:05
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Originally Posted by balboa
Have they got rid of their PA34s and gone for DA42s now?
Yes - but there is a PA44 Seminole available for those who want a more conventional aeroplane.
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