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• Corsham
  ...formerly the main turnpike road from [[London]] to [[Bristol]], between [[Bath]] (7.5 miles) and [[Chippenham]] (4.5 miles). ...quarry tunnels. The early 21st century saw some growth in Corsham's role in the film industry.
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• Selby
  '''Selby''' is a town in the [[West Riding of Yorkshire]], 14 miles south of the city of [[York]], d ...ious local bottleneck but since the opening of the Selby bypass congestion in the town has been relieved.
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• Diocese of Durham
  |churches= 292 ...he defensive hill at Durham and the bishopric became the Diocese of Durham in that year of around 1000, and this led to the founding of the city. Legend
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• Diocese of Worcester
  |churches=284 ...ed over by the Bishop of Worcester, and its centre is Worcester Cathedral, in the city of [[Worcester]].
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• Diocese of Winchester
  |churches=410 ...or bishoprics of the [[Church of England]]. Its seat is at [[Winchester]] in Hampshire and it forms part of the [[Province of Canterbury]].
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• Diocese of Exeter
  |churches=625 ...t of the City of Exeter. The Cathedral Close provides a broad green space in the city centre surrounded by historic buildings and lanes. Although the L
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• Peak District
  ...d [[Yorkshire]]. The [[County top|highest point]] of [[Staffordshire]] is in the Peak District on the Derbyshire border, though it is conventional to as ...ferent; the southern, rolling Derbyshire Dales are green and richly grazed in the south, the hills beginning at the very edge of the city of [[Derby]], a
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• Portarlington
  ...owed in the country. In accordance with this enactment the borough created in Cooletoodera (''Cúil an tSúdaire''), received the name of Port-Arlington, ...|text=Unique among the French Protestant colonies established or augmented in Ireland following the Treaty of Limerick (1691), the Portarlington settleme
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• Template:FP-Midsomer Norton
  |cap=The High Street in Midsomer Norton, Somerset ...y rural town near the Mendip Hills in [[Somerset]], ten miles southwest of Bath and ten miles northeast of Wells. It is a small town whose shape and nature
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• Capel Colman
  ...16 July 2014}}</ref> The parish is in the Manordeifi group in the [[Church in Wales]] [[Diocese of St David's]]. The parish is named in some historical sources as Llangolman, but this is not to be confused with
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• Ladykirk
  ...k of Steill, was built by James IV]]'''Ladykirk''' is a village and parish in [[Berwickshire]], situated on the B6470 road just north of the [[River Twee Ladykirk stands directly opposite [[Norham Castle]] in [[Northumberland]].
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• Castletown, Isle of Man
  ...h there has been an ongoing expansion of finance and industrial businesses in the area.<ref name="iomg01"> ...of Tynwald until the capital was moved to [[Douglas, Isle of Man|Douglas]] in 1869.
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• Knowl Hill
  ...ached to the civil parish of [[Hurley]]. Knowl Green stands beside the A4 Bath Road, 5 miles west of [[Maidenhead]]. There are three fine pubs within the village, the ''Bird in Hand'', "The Old Devil Inn" and "The Royal Oak".
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• Batheaston
  |post town=Bath |LG district=Bath and North East Somerset
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• Hwicce
  The '''Hwicce''' were a tribe and kingdom in the southwest [[Midlands]] during the Anglo-Saxon period. Their territory ...er]] and [[Bath]] from the Britons in 577, after the Battle of [[Dyrham]]. In 628 the [[Mercia]]ns defeated the West Saxons at the Battle of Cirencester
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• Padworth
  .... This is a lightly populated locality and the nearest town is [[Tadley]] in Hampshire. ...e lanes south of the Kennet and north of Grim's Bank; the parish church is in this area. Aldermaston Wharf is to the north and Padworth Common to the so
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• Sonning
  ...ng]]. The village was described by Jerome K Jerome in his book ''Three Men in a Boat'' as "the most fairy-like little nook on the whole river". ...Bath Road. It lies some three miles east of the major town of [[Reading]]. In other directions this would put it within the Reading suburban sprawl, but
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• Southcote, Berkshire
  |picture caption=Coronation Square in the centre of Southcote ==Churches==
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• Stratfield Mortimer
  '''Stratfield Mortimer''' is a village just south of [[Reading]] in [[Berkshire]]. ...line which is more than 40% on raised embankments but in the far south is in a cutting. The northeast of the parish is the most populated, at [[Mortime
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• Wroxeter
  ...roconium Cornoviorum]]'', which was the fourth largest ''civitas'' capital in Roman Britain. There are substantial visible remains of the city, dwarfing ...me that has been reconstructed as *''Uiroconion''. The same name is found in the remarkable hill nearby, the [[Wrekin]], a later Anglo-Saxon province na
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