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GBP 49 - 150 Milton Keynes Hotel (formerly Comfort Inn) Buckingham Rd, MK19 6JU Deanshanger GBP 49 - 150 guest review score: N/A With free Wi-Fi, homely bedding and free parking, this quiet hotel overlooks countryside on the outskirts of Milton Keynes, within easy reach of the M… More GBP 50 - 195 Kingfisher Country Club off A422 Buckingham Road between Stony Stratford and Buckingham, MK19 6JY Deanshanger GBP 50 - 195 guest review score: N/A With a tranquil countryside location, Kingfisher Hotel features a leisure centre, traditional restaurant and free Wi-Fi. It is an 8-minute drive from … More Page 1

 

Deanshanger: Guide

Deanshanger is a small village in the parish of Passenham located in the southernmost part of Northamptonshire, just north of Milton Keynes. Whilst not the original population centre of the parish, from the early 1800s the coming of the canal made it an agricultural industrial centre causing it to grow quickly. From the 1820s the main industry in the village was an iron foundry and later an iron oxide works. However, not too long ago, the oxide works was demolished. It has now been replaced by houses.

See also

Wolverton and Stony Stratford Tramway

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