Bury St Edmunds Escorts

Bury St Edmunds, is a market town in Suffolk. The town originally called Beodericsworth was built on a grid pattern by Abbot Baldwin around 1080. Known for brewing and malting, Greene King Brewery IP33 1QT is from here. British Sugar has a factory here where Silver Spoon sugar is produced. There are the remains of an Abbey, surrounded by the Abbey Gardens IP33 1XL, this is a shrine to Saint Edmund the Saxon King of the East Angles. St James parish church became ST Edmundsbury Cathedral IP33 1LS, in 1914, and it is the most recently completed Anglican cathedral in the UK. The Theatre Royal IP33 1QR was built by architect William Wilkins in 1819 and is the sole surviving Regency theatre in the county. Moyses Hall Museum IP33 1DX is the oldest (1180) domestic building in East Anglia open to the public. Visit the Greene King brewery and go on a tour to see how beer is made this brewery is running 24hrs a day, always 25 people making the beer. Go and look at the view on the top of the brewhouse roof is the best view of Bury St Edmunds. Then enjoy different cask ales at the Greene King Beer Cafe. Open Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm. Our Party girls are the finest choice for making your day or evening memorable!  Sugar Beet, this factory makes its own electricity, and the majority of the power (up to 5MW) is being exported to the national grid as clean renewable electricity. Shopping in this town, they have a shopping centre called Arc shopping centre IP33 3DG containing major brand shops restaurants  Western way retail park IP33 3SQ, as well. The railway station IP32 6AJ is on the Ipswich to Ely line, it's coach station IP33 1TZ, covered by National Express. Accommodations in this town, include the Premier Inn Bury St Edmunds town centre IP33 1RX, Best Western priory hotel IP32 6EH, Travelodge Bury St Edmunds IP33 1JZ, the windmill Suffolk IP30 0HX, the old Cannon Brewery IP33 1JR, guest houses, and B&Bs some public houses have accommodations too.