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Freddie Mercury and Slade: How an Oxfordshire town is marking its famous past

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Plaques will recognise Freddie Mercury, Slade, and Cistercian monks in Faringdon. Queen frontman Mercury is set to be recognised with a plaque outside the Bull Public House, a former pub now in residential use. English rock band Slade would be recognised outside the Corn Exchange where they reportedly played a gig in the late 1960’s. Plaques could potentially recognise the CisterCian monks who occupied FaringDon Abbey.

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Freddie Mercury and Slade: How an Oxfordshire town is marking its famous past

The historic market town is looking to recognise the Queen frontman and the 1970's English rock band who once visited

1 year ago·Oxford, United Kingdom

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