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Godley Hall Inn

The Godley Hall Inn is a Grade II listed former public house on Godley Hill in Godley, a suburb of Hyde in Tameside, Greater Manchester, England. Built in 1718 as a house, it was in use as a pub by 1830. The pub closed in 2020, and a local group sought to have it listed as an asset of community value so they could buy it for community use, but they were unable to raise the required funds before the deadline. It was subsequently sold to a Stalybridge‑based developer, who applied for and received planning permission and listed building consent in 2021 to convert it back into a private dwelling.

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• ▸Blosseville Coast
• ▸Castlecomer
• ▸Anatoly Sagalevich

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