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• Hampshire
  Hampshire lies outside the [[green belt]] area of restricted development around [[London]], but has good railw ...ved from the port of [[Southampton]] which was known previously as simply "Hampton". After the Saxons advanced further west Hampshire became the centre of the
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• Herefordshire
  ...e population has not increased since the Middle Ages. The hills are rugged green pasture, with deep river valleys along which the shire's villages are found *{{i-House}} [[Hampton Court, Herefordshire|Hampton Court]]
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• Middlesex
  *[[Wood Green]] ...Middlesex (and they are seen all over the Sessions House on [[Clerkenwell Green]].
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• Sunbury-on-Thames
  ...bed Sunbury as "One of those pleasant villages lying on the Thames, near [[Hampton Court]]<ref>''The Natural History of Selborne'' by Rev Gilbert White descri The Three Fishes in Green Street is one of the oldest pubs in Middlesex, thought to date back to the
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• Hampton, Middlesex
  | name = Hampton | picture caption = The Thames at Hampton
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• Isleworth
  ...k/tlsdocument Thames Landscape Strategy, the Arcadian River Thames between Hampton and Kew]</ref> The [[Domesday Book]] says that during the reign (1042–106 ...ffic to Twickenham, Teddington and beyond. This was the King's Highway to Hampton Court, so in years past those houses fronting on Twickenham Road, such as S
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• Twickenham
  ...w.twickenham-museum.org.uk/detail.asp?ContentID=218 |title=Domesday Book - Hampton |publisher=Twickenham Museum |date= |accessdate=2017-01-15}}</ref> The mano ...to the west of the town centre largely between the present-day Staines and Hampton Roads, new roads&nbsp;– Workhouse Road, Middle Road, 3rd, 2nd and 1st Com
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• Peterborough
  ...ampton Hargate Peterborough 0504.JPG|right|thumb|200px|New developments at Hampton Hargate]] ...ast of these was never built, but a fourth, called [[Hampton, Peterborough|Hampton]], is now taking shape south of the city. It was decided that the city shou
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• Solihull
  ...make way for the brand new leisure centre (A combination of the old Norman Green Athletics Centre and Tudor Grange Sports Centre). These centres stood on th ...town has several suburbs including Blossomfield, Solihull Lodge, Haslucks Green, Sharmans Cross, [[Shirley, Warwickshire|Shirley]] (considered a suburb of
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• Claygate
  '''Claygate''' is a large village in [[Surrey]] within the Metropolitan Green Belt. Claygate is primarily a residential area but with offices, farms and ...ingston upon Thames]] as the nearest big shopping town. Constrained by the green belt, this has resulted in Claygate being subject to extensive in-fill and
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• Hampton
  '''Hampton''' may be: *[[Hampton, Middlesex]], which includes
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• Littlehampton
  ...the River Arun, perhaps leading to the prefix of 'Little' being added to 'Hampton', in order to distinguish it from the larger [[Southampton]] further along *East Beach Green
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• Farnham
  ...nham</ref> and further artefacts have been found, particularly at sites in Green Lane and near the Bourne spring in Farnham Park. A significant number of Br ...her occupation material has been discovered at various sites, particularly Green Lane.
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• Crossings of the River Severn
  |Timber bridge also known as Pen-y-Green Bridge, named after Colonel Davies-Jenkins |Hampton Loade Water Treatment Works bridge
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• Kingston upon Thames
  ...Across Kingston Bridge is a tree lined river bank fronting the expanse of Hampton Court Park. ...Canbury Gardens, next to the river, on the Spring Bank Holiday. The word "Green" in the title refers to the ethos of the fair as promoting sustainable deve
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• Thames Ditton
  ...anor extending into the present-day boundaries of Thames Ditton and Weston Green. Salter's [http://www.archive.org/stream/eynshamcartular00saltgoog#page/n7 ...to London - two or three hours by horse or carriage; the cachet of nearby Hampton Court, Claremont and Esher Place, Royal Kingston with its market and coach
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• River Colne, Hertfordshire
  ...g though the bottom of the town below the High Street, and on to [[Croxley Green|Croxley Common Moor]] and [[Rickmansworth]], where it waters the Aquadrome. Between Croxley Green, where the River Gade joins the Colne, and West Drayton, below the Slough A
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• River Mole
  ...the chalk.<ref name=physiography>{{cite book |author=Bull AJ, Gossling F, Green JFN, Haywood HA, Turner EA and Wooldridge SW |year=1934 |title=The River Mo Gainst ''Hampton-Court'' he meets the soft and gentle ''Mole''.
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• The Ortons
  ...al co-op's Rainbow, closed; priced out by Tesco in [[Hampton, Peterborough|Hampton]] and harmed by the ongoing degeneration of the Orton Centre. In later year ...thatched cottages, a cricket field and a church. There is still a village green and close by is a half mile long plantation of wellingtonia trees known as
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• Team GB
  ...|| {{Medal|B}} || [[Southampton]] || [[Hampshire]] || [[Hampton, Middlesex|Hampton]] || [[Middlesex]] ...kayak single 200m || {{Medal|G}} || [[Bath]] || [[Somerset]] || [[Wooburn Green]] || [[Buckinghamshire]]
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• Town and village flags of the United Kingdom
  ...April 2010 || [[Isle of Portland]] [{{Flag Institute|Portland}}] || Cream, green and blue for Portland stone, grass and the sea, with a tower and naval crow ...ld]] [{{Flag Institute|Petersfield}}] || The crossed keys of St Peter on a green field
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• List of King George's Fields
  | [[Wick]] || Green Road <small>KW1 4DA</small> || {{map|}} || align="right"| 2.97 | [[Strathmiglo]] || Town Green (Kirk Wind) <small>KY14 7PY</small> || {{map|}} || align="right"| 3.16
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• River Blythe
  ...feeds the river, which now arcs north, and again close by Barston. Past [[Hampton in Arden]] the river is fed by ''Shadow Brook'', at ''Diddington Hall''. Tr ...ograph.org.uk - 50348.jpg|thumb|250px|The old Packhorse Bridge, south of [[Hampton-in-Arden]], crossing the River Blythe]]
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• List of Queen Elizabeth II Fields
  | [[Eaton Socon]] || Pightle Millennium Green || Capulet Close <small>PE19 8UQ</small> || {{map|}} || 6.5 | [[Swavesey]] || Swavesey Recreation Green || High Street <small>CB24 4RN</small> || {{map|}} || 6.7
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• Thornbury, Gloucestershire
  ...te redbrick chimneys were built in 1514, and are similar to those found at Hampton Court Palace. Cardinal Wolsey beheaded the Duke for treason in 1521; a mela ...park. In south Thornbury there is a small children's play area. There are green spaces around the town. A Thornbury Community Garden was set up near Gillin
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• Bathampton
  The parish is part of the [[Hampton Hundred]]. ...ant birds with waders such as dunlin, ringed and little ringed plover, and green and common sandpiper in spring and autumn. Sand martin and kingfisher have
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• Shepperton
  ...h of the land is now urbanised or designated parkland. Its [[Metropolitan Green Belt]] has the Swan Sanctuary and two Sites of Special Scientific Interest, ...dor; further west by the wooded Shepperton Cricket Club and by the village Green, Bishop Duppas Park to the east, formerly Lower Halliford Common and in a
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• Hounslow
  ...north-south A312, ''The Parkway'', to the west of Hounslow leads south to Hampton or north to [[Harrow]] passing Waggoners' Roundabout, [[Hayes, Middlesex|Ha ...he single road re-divides just north in [[Norwood Green, Middlesex|Norwood Green]] into a north-west road to [[Southall]] (the A3005) and into the A4127 tha
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• Feltham
  ...rd, Middlesex|Ashford]] to the west; [[Sunbury-on-Thames]] to the south; [[Hampton]] to the south-east; and [[Hounslow]] to the east. ...olume 2: General; Ashford, East Bedfont with Hatton, Feltham, Hampton with Hampton Wick, Hanworth, Laleham, Littleton |accessdate=15 April 2011 }}</ref> In 14
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• Heston
  ...to the west of Heston leads south to [[Feltham]] and [[Hampton, Middlesex|Hampton]] or north to [[Harrow, Middlesex|Harrow]] passing Waggoners' Roundabout (w ...A3063, A3005 and B363. The single road re-divides just north in [[Norwood Green]] into a northwest road to [[Southall]] (the A3005) and into the A4127 that
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• Knowle, Warwickshire
  ...idential in nature. The districts of Copt Heath to the north and Tilehouse Green to the south are considered suburbs of Knowle. ...wn as ''Knowle and Dorridge''. Another station lies a few miles north at [[Hampton-in-Arden]] on the Coventry-Birmingham (West Coast) line and Birmingham Inte
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• Tower of London
  ...idence, the gentle palaces of [[Richmond, Surrey|Richmond]], Nonsuch and [[Hampton Court]] being much preferred, and despite attempts to refortify and repair ...nbsp;century, there had been seven executions within the castle on [[Tower Green]]; as was the case with Lady Jane Grey, this was reserved for prisoners for
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• Windsor Castle
  ...he State Apartments, forming the Grand Reception Room, White Drawing Room, Green Drawing Room, Crimson Drawing Room, the Waterloo Chamber, State Dining Room ...decoration".<ref>Brindle and Kerr, p.28; Nicolson, p.184.</ref> The White, Green and Crimson Drawing Rooms include a total of sixty-two trophies: carved, gi
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• Sedgeberrow
  ...fice.php?B=42/080BR Benefice of Hampton with Sedgeberrow and Hinton-on-the-Green].</ref>
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• Spelthorne
  ...mes Street - geograph.org.uk - 637527.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Thames Street, Hampton]] ...by one of the world’s busiest airports, on what was within living memory green fields. South of the airport as far as the [[Surrey]] border is a series o
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• Warfield
  ...he '''West End''', '''Newell Green''', '''Warfield Street''' and '''Hayley Green''' area just to the south is generally referred to as 'Warfield'. To the no ...s to the Stavertons who lived at the old manor house in the moat at Hayley Green.
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• Chatsworth House
  At around the time, Queen Victoria decided that [[Hampton Court]], with its state apartments in the same style was uninhabitable, the ...t has been moved from its original site overlooking the 1st Duke's bowling green to the northern edge of the main lawn and is now fronted by a rose garden.
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• Kew Gardens
  ...page&q&f=false|title=The Visitor's Hand-book to Richmond, Kew Gardens, and Hampton Court|page=25 |publisher=Cradock and Company|date=1848|author=Harrison, W}} ...lass panes which were originally<ref name="houses_of_glass_p300" /> tinted green with copper oxide to reduce the significant heating effect. The 19m high ce
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• Wimbledon Common
  ...of the Anchor.' The plot of ground here referred to is now covered by the Green Man public house."<ref name=on/> ...hed to it, and for more than sixty years (1690–1750) was the most famous green in the neighbourhood of London. "In the early days of George III's reign it
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• Mentmore Towers
  ...treous enamel|limoges Room; 7:Imperial staircase; 8:Study; 9:Vestibule; 10:Green drawing Room; 11:South Entrance Hall; 12:Blarenberghe Room; 13:du Barry Roo ...tminster]], and tapestries, furniture and Grinling Gibbons carvings from [[Hampton Court Palace]].<ref name="Martin-Robinson2014">{{harvnb|Martin-Robinson|201
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• List of golf courses in the United Kingdom
  *Aldersey Green Golf Club - [[Chester]] File:Aldersey Green Golf Club - geograph.org.uk - 220716.jpg|Aldersey Green Golf Club
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• Balbriggan
  ...lry of St George, Balbriggan, was founded by the late Rev. G. Hamilton, of Hampton Hall, who in 1813 granted some land and settled an endowment, under the 11t ...s [http://www.ndsl.ie/].The main pitch and clubhouse are located at market green, the club also has a fully floodlight main pitch,also a fully floodlight al
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• Hampton Court Palace
  |name=Hampton Court Palace |town=Hampton Court
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• Stourton, Staffordshire
  ...ton. It passed down his family until the death of his great-grandson John Hampton in 1472. ...44, when it was called the house of Benjamin Hallen, being the sign of the Green Man and called the Stewponey.<ref name="VCH124">''Victoria County History,
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• Wherrytown
  ...l and by sand dunes which formed natural barriers to the sea. The Western Green (a sand dune system, now under Penzance promenade) was such a barrier. Stor ...r items for the Royal Family. [[Chatsworth House]]. [[Hampton Court Palace|Hampton Court]] and [[Westminster Abbey]] were all destinations for objects, as wel
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• Shirehampton
  ...evidence of human occupation in the [[British Isles]]. Here and around Ham Green and [[Pill, North Somerset|Pill]], on the opposite bank of the Avon, humans ...several sides', and later became known as 'sharny Hampton', meaning 'dungy Hampton'. The name was "cleaned up" in Elizabethan times to its current form.<ref>S
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• Forest Gate
  ...ueen Elizabeth Olympic Park|Olympic Park]]. The northern half of the busy Green Street runs through it and from 2018 Forest Gate railway station will be se ...London. The Woodgrange Estate consists of four roads from north to south: Hampton Road; Osborne Road; Claremont Road and Windsor Road, all of which link to W
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• Teddington Lock
  ...d]] towards the village of the same name. Finally before Molesey Lock is [[Hampton Court Bridge]]. ...f a grated culvert opposite Raven's Ait and below the Water Gallery. After Hampton Court Bridge (along the side of the weir stream) the bank adopts food/hotel
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• Ham, Surrey
  ...gston |format=PDF |first1=Duncan |last1=Hawkins |first2=Christopher |last2=Green |journal=London Archaeologist |volume=11 |pages=199–203|year=2007 |issue= Between the Royal Courts at Richmond and [[Hampton Court]], Ham's predominantly agricultural area developed from the beginning
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• Thames Ditton Island
  ...harles 1968</ref> As there was no [[Hampton Court Bridge]], a usual way to Hampton Court from the south-west of Surrey and thereabouts was by carriage or cart ...s dug out straight, thus leaving the islands separated from the grounds of Hampton Court on the north bank (in [[Middlesex]]). Before locks and weirs controll
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• Platt's Eyot
  [[File:Platts.JPG|thumb|300px|Port Hampton on Platt's Eyot]] ...latt's Ait''' is an island on the [[River Thames]] at [[Hampton, Middlesex|Hampton]], belonging to [[Surrey]]. It is situated on the reach between [[Molesey L
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• Rivermead Island
  ...former common land meadow is publicly open and part of the [[Metropolitan Green Belt]].<ref name=surrey>[http://surreymaps.surreycc.gov.uk/public/viewer.as ...n the 'Sunbury stretch' of the Molesey Reach reach. [[Hurst Park]] on the 'Hampton stretch' of the reach is the other main flood meadow. Most other inhabited
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• Locks on the River Thames
  ...tonHLock.JPG|thumb|right|Penton Hook Lock with City Arms on the House. The green box is the hydraulic control system]] ...long [[Kingston upon Thames|Kingston]] reach of the non-tidal river from [[Hampton Court]] to the tideway, is manned 24 hours a day. During winter, some locks
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• Kingston Bridge
  ...f Kingston to [[Hampton Court Park]], [[Bushy Park]], and the village of [[Hampton Wick]] on the Middlesex side. In 2005 it was carrying approximately 50,000 ...This was downstream of the present bridge and where Old Bridge Street at [[Hampton Wick]] used to be matched by an Old Bridge Street on the Kingston side.<ref
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• Hockley Heath
  ...me="Burman">In the Forest of Arden, John Burman, 1948</ref> It was part of Hampton-in-Arden, and 1/5 knight's fee in Nuthurst was held of Niel de Mowbray c. 1 ...t was dedicated to St Thomas, as a compliment to Thomas Burman, of Warings Green, who, as the chief subscriber, laid the foundation stone in 1879.<ref name=
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• Whitton, Middlesex
  ...d Godfrey Avenue, next to Chertsey Road (A316) and is a registered Village Green. ...ortant historical houses on the doorstep of Whitton including Ham House, [[Hampton Court Palace]], Marble Hill House, Sion House and Strawberry Hill House. T
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• Weston-on-the-Green
  |website= [http://www.wotg.org.uk/ Weston On The Green] '''Weston-on-the-Green''' is a village and parish in [[Oxfordshire]], about four miles south-west
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• Weston Green
  |picture=Weston Green - geograph.org.uk - 1212512.jpg ...orms a rough triangle of land along the west side of the midsection of the Hampton Court Branch Line next to Thames Ditton railway station and down to Esher r
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• Ploughley Hundred
  *[[Hampton Gay]] *[[Hampton Poyle]]
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• Severn Way
  ...en - geograph.org.uk - 120977.jpg|right|thumb|350px|The Severn Way at Weir Green, Gloucestershire]] ...dustrial Revolution at [[Ironbridge]] before passing below [[Bridgnorth]], Hampton Loade and Highley (in Shropshire), and passing through the south-easternmos
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• Oxford Green Belt Way
  The '''Oxford Green Belt Way''' is a long-distance path in [[Oxfordshire]] and [[Berkshire]], c ...de/walks-and-rides/oxfordshire-walk-guidebooks/green-belt-way|title=Oxford Green Belt Way|publisher=Oxfordshire County Council|accessdate=18 December 2018}}
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• Charlcombe
  ...] in the north of [[Somerset]], and within the [[Hampton Hundred, Somerset|Hampton Hundred]]. The wider parish has a population of 422 and includes the villag ...mentioned in letters by Jane Austen as being "sweetly situated in a little green valley, as a village with such a name ought to be".<ref>{{cite web | title=
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• Staines Reservoirs
  ...ns of which 35 million gallons could be run directly to the filter beds at Hampton and the surplus pumped into the reservoirs.<ref name=":2">{{Cite news|last= ...nd an open aqueduct takes water south to the reservoirs at the west end of Hampton waterworks.<ref name=":4" /> From 1916 experiments were undertaken to pre-t
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• Budbrooke
  ...in the late 1960s, with other smaller settlements in Budbrooke Village and Hampton on the Hill.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://budbrookepc.org.uk/parish-history/|t The village of Hampton-on-the-Hill, on the edge of Grove Park, became the main development area of
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• Hasland
  |picture caption=Mansfield Road looking towards The Green ...in a cottage on Chapel Lane East in 1831 and moved to its present site (on Hampton Street) in 1901.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.chesterfieldmethodists.org
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• Littleton, Middlesex
  Littleton House was built for Thomas Wood, ranger of [[Hampton Court]] under King William III in the 1820s It was burnt down in 1874, ther ...The village is for most purposes a residential, somewhat inseparable, very green-buffered part of [[Shepperton]].
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• Cockfield, Suffolk
  ...reen, Cross Green, Great Green, Oldhall Green, Smithwood Green and Windsor Green. Surrounded mostly by fields used for farming, and with few roads, its popu *John Knewstub (1544–1624), clergyman and one of the participants in the Hampton Court Conference of 1604 representing the Puritan side.
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• Bletchingdon
  ...Bletchingdon to the abbey, and in 1291 they were assessed as part of its [[Hampton Gay]] estate.<ref name=v/> ...s one called the Angel and Crown. In 1703 Bletchingdon had three pubs: the Green Man, the Red Lion and the Swan. The Red Lion survived until 1951, when it l
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