New kiosk opened at Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland

Sewingshields Shed is based on a working farm <i>(Image: Sewingshields Farm)</i>
Sewingshields Shed is based on a working farm (Image: Sewingshields Farm)
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A new self-serve kiosk has opened for walkers at Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland.

Sewingshields Farm at Haydon Bridge announced its kiosk has officially opened to travellers near Hadrian's Wall Path.

Sewingshields Shed is a fully enclosed space for walkers to stop off, shelter and enjoy refreshments, including hot and cold drinks, snacks and ice cream.

The farm said it has been well-received by hikers who have used it since opening.

There are also information boards sharing the history and landscape of Hadrian's Wall.

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