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• Lincolnshire
  ...o-Saxon times. A major Roman road was driven through Lincolnshire, Ermine Street, running to ''Lindum''. Northern Lincolnshire became in the early Saxon pe ...raditional Lincolnshire sausages are made entirely from minced pork, stale bread crumb (rusk is used nowadays) pepper, sage and salt. The skins should be n
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• Manchester
  ...he workforce, often in poor conditions. Nineteenth century Manchester saw bread riots and labour riots, and calls for greater political recognition by the ...nion Congress was held in Manchester (at the Mechanics' Institute on David Street) from 2 to 6 June 1868. Manchester was also an important cradle of the Labo
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• Stroud
  [[File:Stroud High Street.jpg|thumb|left|High Street, the main shopping street]] ...e buildings have since been restored and remain a fine feature of the High Street. A compromise was reached in the demolition of buildings in Cornhill, many
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• Uxbridge
  | picture caption = The Chimes and Uxbridge High Street ...the Wixan: ''Uxendon'' ("Wixan's Hill"), a name now preserved only in the street names of Uxendon Hill and Crescent in Harrow, and ''Waxlow'' ("Wixan's Wood
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• Gibraltar
  ...n, and all goods and services are VAT-free. Many of the large British high street chains have branches or franchises in Gibraltar. ...ic mixture of Arabic, Mediterranean and British styles. Calentita, a baked bread-like dish made with chickpea flour, water, olive oil, salt and pepper, is c
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• Shaftesbury
  ...steep cobbled street in the middle of Shaftesbury. It leads from the main street steeply down the hill and all down it are beautiful cottages of a bygone ag ...he hill most recently featured in a Morrisons supermarket advert, also for bread.
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• Winchester
  [[File:Winchester 15.JPG|right|thumb|200px|High Street]] ...planning system of the day – overlaying the pre-existing Romano-British street plan (incorporating the ecclesiastical quarter in the south-east; the judic
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• Hartlepool
  ...e rocks, the sea and the weather there more than made up to me the want of bread and the want of water, two capital defects, but of which I learned from the ...Street - geograph.org.uk - 311902.jpg|thumb|right|180px|A view down Church Street from Christ Church tower]]
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• Carshalton
  Central Carshalton, around the ponds and High Street, retains a village character, although the busy A232 runs through the area. ...ew up around the railway station which was named after Beeches Avenue, the street in which it is located; which, in turn, is named after the beech trees whic
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• Shoreditch
  ...ark is Shoreditch Town Hall which stands almost opposite the church on Old Street, a monument to civic pride and permanence built by the Metropolitan Borough [[File:Shoreditch High Street - geograph.org.uk - 339539.jpg|left|200px]]
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• Kendal
  ...nd in its Latin motto ''Pannus mihi panis'', meaning ''woollen cloth is my bread''. "Kendal Green" was hard-wearing wool-based fabric specific to the local
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• Chorleywood
  ...River Misbourne]], and beyond the railway line Lower Road serves as a high street, with most of the homes of the village spread out up the slopes to the sout ...fa.dartnet.co.uk/www-campden/www/training/cmb13.htm |title=The Chorleywood Bread Process, Training course, Campden and Chorleywood Food Research Association
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• Farnham
  |picture caption=Castle Street ...of the main thoroughfare running through West Street, The Borough and East Street. It has the usual range of chains but also a significant number of independ
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• Brightwell-cum-Sotwell
  *1726 Mrs Frances Riggins leaves a legacy "for bread and ye schooling for ye poor of Slade End". ...Woodleys (Old Nursery Lane), with other examples such as Dobson's (Sotwell Street), The Old Priory (Little Lane), Middle Farm and Abbots House (both Church L
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• King's Lynn
  ...t of the town is mediæval in structure, and though there is a modern high street running up through it, all about the town centre, history of the town is to ...s also still an important fishing port. Greenland Fishery House in Bridge Street was built in 1605. By the late 17th century shipbuilding had become an imp
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• Newark-on-Trent
  *Baptist: Newark Baptist Church, on Albert Street ...g the streets with penny loaves dripped in blood carried on pikes, crying 'Bread or blood.'"''
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• Sandwich
  ...d with a plaque and is a listed building.<ref>{{NHLE|1069586|20 and 22 New Street}}</ref> ...the Earl ordered his valet to bring him meat tucked between two pieces of bread, and others began to order "the same as Sandwich!" <ref>[http://whatscookin
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• Shaw and Crompton
  ...ntervene because Crompton's inhabitants refused to contribute towards holy bread and candles used at Prestwich.<ref name="Ancient Township"/> In 1826, a pol [[File:Alfred street - Shaw and Crompton.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Alfred Street]]
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• River Lea
  ...was part of a pre-Roman route that followed the modern Oxford Street, Old Street, through [[Bethnal Green]] to [[Old Ford]] and thence across a causeway thr ...rship) that supplied flour to the bakers of Stratforde-atte-Bow, and hence bread to the City. It was the channels created for these mills that caused the Bo
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• Ashton-under-Lyne
  ...-under-Lyne was centred around four roads: Town Street, Crickets Lane, Old Street, and Cowhill Lane. In the late-18th and early-19th&nbsp;centuries, the town ...e power-loom was introduced, to be able to learn a new way of making their bread.<ref>Powell (1986), p.&nbsp;35.</ref>|Angus Reach|''Morning Chronicle, 1849
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