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The Kingham Plough is a village dining pub in the heart of the Cotswolds, serving contemporary British plates built on seasonal produce, with a handful of individually styled bedrooms above. Time a visit with a wander through the wider Cotswold landscape to the north-west, or the riverside ruins of Minster Lovell Hall a few miles west.

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