Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
Bear Inn
Bear Inn
George Street, Bisley, Gloucestershire, GL6 7BD
Bisley was an important settlement during the 7th Century. The wool trade was dominant in the area for many years but went into decline during the 19th Century. The Bear Inn was originally the village's court house, built in the early 15th Century, but became the Inn in 1766.
How to get here:
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Road: M5 - Exit junction 13 and follow the A419 to Stroud. When you reach the roundabout with the A46, head straight on and turn right (crossing the railway by the station). Turn left into Cornhill, and this will become Parliament Street and then Bisley Old Road. Bear left onto Bisley Road, then follow this to the village, where it becomes Stroud Road and leads to the Inn. (9 miles, 20m) +
Bear Inn car park
Access: publicStatus: recognisableOutside Seats
K9 and Company
(title sequence)
K9 and Company
Sarah typing (title sequence)
Where to walk to next?
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Cheltenham Road (K9 and Company). Cross over to the car park and walk through the end onto Manor Street. At the end, turn left onto Cheltenham Road and walk up to the houses.
Other nearby locations:
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Sheepscombe (K9 and Company). No route recorded to this location.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Wishanger Lane (K9 and Company): 2.37 miles. 
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Wishanger Farm (K9 and Company): 2.42 miles.
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Miserden (village junction) (K9 and Company): 2.53 miles.
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Miserden (K9 and Company): 2.74 miles. 
Production Notes:
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Filming here included the post office, police station, and Bear Inn pub; there were also cut scenes of Sarah driving through the village.
Further links about the location:
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The Bear Inn - official website
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Bisley Online - Village website
Related Stories
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K9 and Company [17 Nov 1981]: Sarah typing outside a pub.
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