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• Category:Churches in Bath
  [[Category:Churches in Somerset|Bath]] [[Category:Buildings in Bath]]
  1 member (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 18:24, 10 November 2019
• Aylesham
  {{For|the town in Norfolk|Aylsham}} '''Aylesham''' is a village and civil parish in [[Kent]], around 6½ miles south-east of the cathedral city of [[Canterbury
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• Oldland Common
  ...les between the centre of [[Bristol]] and the same distance from that of [[Bath]]. ...ools in the village are St. Anne's Church of England Primary School (built in 1837 & initially called Oldland National School) and Redfield Edge Primary
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• Tawstock
  ...Devon]]. The parish is just under three miles south of [[Barnstaple]], and in 2001 it had a population of 2,093.<ref>[http://www.neighbourhood.statistics ...e 16th century gallery, the manorial pew of the Earls of Bath (Renaissance in style) and two ceilings of Italian plasterwork.
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• Brinkworth
  '''Brinkworth''' is a village and parish in the [[Malmesbury Hundred]] of [[Wiltshire]]. The village lies between [[Roy ...ding for some 1½ miles. The village is sometimes described as the longest in England<ref>{{cite web|url=https://history.wiltshire.gov.uk/community/getco
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• Longbridge Deverill
  '''Longbridge Deverill''' is a village and parish in the [[South Damerham Hundred]] of [[Wiltshire]], about 2½ miles south of [ ...erill]]). Additionally, the ancient parish has a detached part which takes in the northern part of Longleat Park and most of [[Longleat|Longleat House]]
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• St Botolph-without-Bishopsgate
  '''St Botolph-without-Bishopsgate''' is a [[Church of England]] church in the [[City of London]], [[Middlesex]], and also, by virtue of lying outside ...sh; and a former school.<ref name=betj>Betjeman, John: 'The City of London Churches' (Pitkin, 1967) ISBN 0-85372-565-9</ref> The church is linked with the Wors
  9 KB (1,382 words) - 18:22, 28 January 2020
• Lasborough
  '''Lasborough''' is a village in [[Gloucestershire]], to the west of the A46 road, about two miles north of ...with remains of a Roman villa nearby, and it lay on the Roman road from [[Bath]] to [[Chavenage Green]].
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• Shipton Moyne
  ...]] three miles to the south-east and [[Tetbury]], three miles to the north in [[Gloucestershire]]. ...aning 'sheep estate' which indicates the early importance of sheep-farming in the parish economy, as across much of the Cotswolds. The affix Moyne, reco
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• Todenham
  |post town=Moreton-in-Marsh '''Todenham''' is a village in the [[Cotswolds]], in the east of [[Gloucestershire]] and close to the border of [[Oxfordshire]].
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• Bishop Sutton
  |LG district=Bath and North East Somerset ...ely ten miles south of [[Bristol]] on the A368, [[Weston-super-Mare]] to [[Bath]] road.
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• Combe Down
  |picture=Holy Trinity Church Bath.jpg |post town=Bath
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• Paulton
  |LG district=Bath and North East Somerset ...2, located to the north of the [[Mendip Hills]], in northern [[Somerset]], in the county's [[Chewton Hundred]].<ref name=genuki>[http://www.genuki.org.uk
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• Peasedown St John
  |post town=Bath |LG district=Bath and North East Somerset
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• Puxton
  ...ton''' is a village five miles north-west of [[Axbridge]] in [[Somerset]], in the county's [[Winterstoke Hundred]].<ref>{{cite web|title=Somerset Hundred ...who held it for over 100 years.<ref name=r>{{cite book |title=West Country Churches |last=Robinson |first=W.J. |year=1915 |publisher=Bristol Times and Mirror L
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• Writhlington
  |picture caption=Houses at the top of the hill in Writhlington |LG district=Bath and North East Somerset
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• Draycott, Somerset
  '''Draycott''' is a village in [[Somerset]], neighbouring the village of [[Cheddar]] on the southern edge There is some evidence of occupation of the site in the Iron Age including an unfinished earthwork enclosure on the hill above
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• Blackrock, County Dublin
  '''Blackrock''' is a suburb of [[Dublin]], in [[County Dublin]], two miles north-west of [[Dún Laoghaire]]. The Blackrock bypass was built in the late 1980s, carrying the N31 road which joins the harbour at Dún Laogh
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• Charlton Musgrove
  '''Charlton Musgrove''' is a village in [[Somerset]], a mile north-east of [[Wincanton]]. It has a parish populatio ...erset and Dorset Railway and was double lined in 1887. The line was closed in 1966.<ref name=bho>{{VCH|7|pp=|Charlton Musgrove}}@{{brithist|18750 |title=
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• Levenshulme
  '''Levenshulme''' is an area of [[Manchester]] in the very south of [[Lancashire]], bordering [[Fallowfield]], [[Longsight]], ...es-to-live-x327m8980|title=Manchester: Levenshulme – Best Places to Live in the UK 2019|publisher=The Sunday Times|date=14 April 2019|accessdate=21 Jan
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