byre


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Synonyms for byre

a barn for cows

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The Byre's board, who spoke of their "deep regret" over the enforced closure, said they had explored all avenues to keep it open - but there was no alternative to liquidation.
The Byre has struggled to cover costs ever since it reopened after a PS5.5million refurbishment in 2001.
They added: "The board of the Byre Theatre is extremely grateful to its highly professional and loyal staff, its many generous benefactors, including the Friends of The Byre, and to all those who have patronised and supported the Byre during its 80 years."
Eleanor's Byre at Embleton Mill Farm in Northumberland was converted into a high-quality gift shop last year.
Last night, at the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) Partnership awards, the byre was joint winner in the Building Design category with Dewar's Lane Granary in Berwick.
The judges praised owner Elizabeth Robertson for giving a new lease of life to the byre which reflected its agricultural origins.
They said that the byre "is every inch about how to trade sensitively and successfully in the AONB".
The byre is named after Eleanor de Monfort, sister of Henry III, who is believed to have stayed in a house on the site in the 13th century.