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Gatehouse meaning
A lodge besides the entrance to an estate; often the residence of a gatekeeper; also a dwelling formerly used as such a residence. | A fortified room over the entrance to a castle or over the gate in a city wall | A shelter for a gatekeeper.
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Cowperthwaite said GateHouse offered him just $400 in severance – which, had he accepted, would have barred him from applying for work at GateHouse newspapers for two years.
A gatehouse to a Grade I-listed mansion that dates back nearly 300 years is one of the star properties a property auction next month.
Grazia has been a stress and relaxation therapist at Maggie’s for almost as long as the charity has been in Glasgow, first at the Gatehouse near the now-demolished Western Infirmary, and now at Gartnavel General.
It currently has a Costa, Greggs, and the Gatehouse – in addition to newly opened Fablas ice cream shop and LongPlay Coffee.
Now the next chapter in the building’s history is set to take a step forward, with plans to build 11 homes in the castle grounds and a further nine through the conversion of outbuildings and the gatehouse.
The castle is also a popular wedding venue and has a chapel, a gatehouse and a courtyard.
The former school site includes a Grade II listed building with curtilage-listed Gatehouse meaning they have particular historic and/or architectural significance and are subject to regulations that protect their unique character.
The old Granite Gatehouse is on the 'at risk' register, the ornamental bridge to Stover School is deteriorating and the stable block hidden underneath the school on the verge of collapse.
Brancepeth Castle dates back to the 12th century, with a café in the gatehouse and even a golf course next to the village hall.
But his plan to also build two, five-bedroom, detached homes at the rear of the gatehouse, known as the Lodge, proved unpopular, with a parish councillor calling the proposed properties "overbearing" and "out of context to this lovely estate village".
Gatehouse Gala got off to the perfect start on Sunday as hundreds enjoyed the opening festivities in Garries Park.
It comes as the entrance to Kingswood Primary School is through the gatehouse and is also the school’s badge and emblem.
Its gatehouse, the only surviving remnant of its grandeur, provides a nod to the vibrant life that once thrived within its confines.
Meeting at The Gatehouse Surgery at 10.30am on Saturday, the march followed the route that an Underhill resident receiving a prescription would need to take to get to the pharmacy in Easton on foot.
Mount Vernon’s gatehouse, designed by architect John Notman.
Ms Irving, who teaches at Gatehouse Primary School, is also a member of the council’s education committee.
Over the next couple of years, Robert built the gates, the gatehouse, the lodge and the centrepiece chapel.
Police licensing officer Kirsty Gatehouse said that despite being asked not to sell single cans, favoured by street drinkers, the business had been reluctant to act of the advice and seemed not to appreciate the police concerns.
Standing tall at 60 feet, The Westgate, a medieval gatehouse, is the largest surviving city gate in England.
This is a Georgian townhouse with stunning views of the castle in the historic city of Lancaster, barely 100m from the 15th century gatehouse of Lancaster Castle.