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Beaconsfield Themed Fencing Decorative fencing adjacent to Council Offices in new Beaconsfield. There are several panels in the fence, each depicting one element of Beaconsfield's heritage. Enid Blyton is here represented by Noddy and Big Ears. She lived within this grid square for many years.
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| Author | Ivan Hall |
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