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Bickerstaff Fisheries Newhaven as good if not better than France

Posted on November 3, 2013 by ann perrin

       Update  December 2015 – This  branch has just closed and moved to Lewis near the Bridge.but the Fisheries on the Quay at Newhaven are the same people and still there they have their own fishing boats! Discovered these lovely fisheries a … Continue reading →

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