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Standing like a sentry on the west bank of the UK’s longest river (the River Severn), is Lydney. Known as the gateway to the Royal Forest of Dean, this thriving small town has deep historical roots and bustles with 21st-century life.- This pretty market town is mentioned twice in the 1086 Domesday Book and has over 100 listed buildings to its name. Unspoilt by the march of time, Newent is a popular base for exploring the northern section of the Forest of Dean.
- A compact market town close to the Welsh border, Coleford knows how to have a good time. The town is a favourite location for lively festivals and fun outdoor events, as well as being a picturesque place to explore with a rich history - any time of the year.
- On the eastern side of the Forest of Dean, you’ll find Cinderford – an historic market town that is completely surrounded by beautiful ancient woodland making it a walker’s paradise. It’s a lively hub of restaurants, pubs and cafes too.
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