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British, National and St. Paul's Schools. In addition twelve boys had previously attended the private grammar school. Others were from other private schools in Chippenham, Corsham, Devizes, Calne and surrounding villages. There were 39 boys aged 11 to 16 on the admission register from 13 April 1896. The curriculum included Latin, French, science, history, geography, grammar,
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By 1940 there were 414 pupils, of whom 25 were evacuees. 10% were under the age of 11 and, still, only 2% over 16. The
Cocklebury Road premises became Chippenham County Secondary Modern School, a senior mixed school taking children aged 11 and over from the primary schools of Chippenham and district.
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Clutterbuck family to satisfy the educational requirements of the growing town. In 1938, the Secondary Grammar School moved from Cocklebury Road to new buildings (since demolished) on the east side of Hardenhuish House. The old Manor House became the headmaster's room, the school library and
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Saturdays at the Jubilee Institute. Mr Tuck, in addition, gave talks on Wiltshire history and nature study; he also served as town councillor and was Mayor of Chippenham from 1931 to 1932. In 1894, pupils were not admitted to classes until they reached the age of 11. Pupils from day schools were
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Chippenham. Latin was omitted from the curriculum. By 1904 there were 101 pupils: 50 from urban and 51 from rural areas. In addition 49 pupil teachers were attending, 9 from urban and the remainder from rural schools, and the evening classes had 139 pupils. From
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is on the western outskirts alongside the A350 bypass and is accessed from the
Bristol Road at Allington Farm Shop. This members' club has an all-weather rugby pitch and two full size grass rugby pitches, all with floodlights. In addition there are grass areas for mini rugby, all-weather cricket
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was built in 1798, terminating at a wharf at Timber Street near the marketplace; the main commodity traded was coal. The site of the wharf is now the town's bus station, and part of
Pewsham Way follows the line of the branch. The Great Western Railway arrived in Chippenham in 1841, and in turn
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The premises were still located at No. 21 London Road and the
Jubilee Institute. As the tenancy of the private venture school was to end on 25 March 1896, the Town Council paid Mr Cruikshank £10 for the desks, books and goodwill of his school. Boys were drawn from three elementary schools in
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was founded in 1890. Over the years, it played an increasing role in the local economy, becoming deeply involved in agriculture and dairy farming, and for most of the 20th century its department store dominated the lower end of the High Street. However, by the 1960s, the business was facing
1996:. The all-weather hockey pitches are used by ladies' and men's teams. The Dome, an inflatable, all year round, indoor sports dome, provides amenities including netball, cricket nets and a five-a-side football league. Chippenham Town Bowls Club, with its own pavilion, is on the same site.
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original build started in 1885 and opened on 19 November 1886 as a stone and red brick building. The church was replaced by the current church in 1968. The newer St Peter's is a modern six-sided design, originally with a copper roof (now tiled), a fibreglass spire and no internal
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In 1893, Edward Newall Tuck was appointed by the
Education Committee of the Borough of Chippenham to organise technical classes in Chippenham and district. Classes were held in rented premises at No. 21 London Road and at the Jubilee Institute, as well as in villages including
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Chippenham's main retail area surrounds the High Street (which is closed to traffic during the day) and the Market Place. Two shopping centres lie on either side of the High Street: the enclosed Emery Gate
Shopping Centre and the open-air Borough Parade, with a medium-sized
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In his will of 1661, Richard Scott directed that his house in Cooke's Street should be used as a school, and William Woodruffe gave an annuity of £5 in 1664 for the teaching of ten poor boys. In 1713 the school was reopened with a benefaction of £10 per annum for 24 boys.
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of Sheldon, Rowden and Lowden. Records show that the town expanded into Langstret (now the Causeway) from 1245, and from 1406 into Le Newstret (now the New Road area of town). Throughout this period, Chippenham continued to have a thriving market in the town centre.
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c. 29), the Borough of Chippenham established the Chippenham and District County School, subsequently known as the Chippenham County Secondary School for Boys and Girls, with Mr Tuck as the first headmaster (he remained in this post until 1939). The first
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By October 1907 the school had 128 pupils: 64 boys and 64 girls. The age of admission was 9, and the leaving age 17 to 18. In addition to the yearly fees paid by pupils, the school was financed by County and Government grants. In 1908 the fees were five
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church was built in 1909 to mark the centenary of Methodism in Chippenham. It was originally called Monkton Hill Methodist Church but was renamed after it joined parishes with that of Primitive Methodist Chapel, The Causeway which closed in the late
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The A4 that runs through Chippenham incorporates parts of the 14th-century medieval road network that linked London to Bristol. This was an important road for the English cloth trade, and so its upkeep was funded in part by Bristol cloth merchants.
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for the sale of fresh, locally produced foodstuffs is also held here once a fortnight. The original Cattle Market, which closed in 2004, is now being redeveloped by Linden Homes Western Limited as one of the UK's largest eco-housing projects.
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took over the site fully. The signalling side of the business remains at the Chippenham site and is now owned by Siemens Rail Automation Group; the brakes business was taken over by the German company Knorr-Bremse, and is in nearby Melksham.
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attracted many new businesses. The arrival of these businesses required new housing which led to the expansion of the town into land north of the railway, which in turn led to the growth of further industries to support the building work.
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from World War II were discovered in the field behind Hardens Mead during preparations for the building of Abbeyfield School. About 1,100 residents in the east of Chippenham had to be evacuated for two nights until the army carried out a
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was completed in 1633 although the 8 bells currently present were not added until 1734, and the back-lit clock and chimes in 1858. The organ has a case front dating from the 18th century. The church registers date from 1578. There was a
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c. 4) provided financial assistance for evening classes in various science and arts subjects. Earlier voluntary classes were now coordinated, and this became the beginning of a national system of technical education. Subjects included
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On 1 May 1901 the Governors decided that the school should become a Science School. Four scholarships were granted (to three girls and one boy). In July it was decided to establish a centre for pupil-teachers at the school. In 1902,
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Analysis of the wood used to build the Yelde Hall indicates that the market hall was built around 1450. The Shambles and Buttercross were built after 1570. The Shambles were destroyed in a fire in 1856 but the Yelde Hall survived.
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opened in 1896, replacing an older chapel believed to have been built around 1835 on the same site, which was retained as a schoolroom at the rear of the newer building. The chapel closed in the late 1980s although the buildings
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a year, including books. However, there were a number of scholarships available and figures for the year show that of 115 pupils (66 girls and 49 boys), 57 held scholarships, one a "free place", and only 57 were fee-payers.
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some classrooms. The new school extended over 40 acres (16 hectares) of Hardenhuish Park; new buildings contained a hall, gymnasium, laboratories, classrooms, and cloakrooms. In 1939, the Preparatory department closed.
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opened in 1989, replacing an outdoor pool which had closed in 1988. It caters for a wide range of interests and has a variety of swimming pools and full gym facilities. It also hosts events including the popular annual
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The arrival of the railway promoted the growth of industrial agricultural businesses. In the middle of the 19th century, Chippenham was a major centre for the production of dairy and ham products; this led, later, to
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In 1922, the school received further County and Government grants. In the inter-war years, numbers of pupils on roll increased steadily, and by 1929 there were 262. The Junior department was reorganised as a
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Historically a market town, Chippenham's economy has since changed to that of a commuter town with residents travelling to workplaces in Bath, Bristol, Swindon and even London (almost 100 miles to the east).
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at the current location of Barclays Bank. It was used for the sale of meat and dairy products. In 1889, Mr E.C. Lowndes bought the structure for £6 and re-erected it as a gazebo in the kitchen garden of the
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From 1963, the Town Museum was housed in the Yelde Hall. By 2000, it had outgrown the site and moved to the former Magistrates' Court in the Market Place. The museum charts the history of the town from
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Retail parks, such as the Hathaway Retail Park, Bath Road Retail Park and the Chippenham Retail Park (Bumpers Way), are towards the edge of town and contain larger superstores and fast-food outlets.
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Chippenham Sports Club, on the A420 Bristol Road, is a members' sports club. Its facilities include a two-storey pavilion that overlooks the six hard-surface floodlit tennis courts and the
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respectively. In and around the High Street, there are very few independent shops as franchises dominate; there are some independent shops along The Causeway and in the Upper Market Place.
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and many others. Parts of the Westinghouse site are occupied by a range of companies. There are a number of other industrial sites around the town, Bumpers Farm being the largest.
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per month, the whole expenses of the school being met by fees and grants from the Science and Art Department and the County Council. Higher grade classes for boys, including
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In the 2001 census, 73.2% of the population in Chippenham parish defined themselves as Christian, 17.3% said they were of no religion and 8% did not state a religion.
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industry, and a drop in corn production in 1622 and 1623, caused massive hardship for the town's population. The trade in cloth faced further problems during the
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Chippenham's population grew rapidly in the 1990s, from 25,376 in 1991 to 28,065 at the 2001 census, an increase of 11%. This reflected the development of large
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branch, but the Co-operative Group diversified into other areas, such as insurance and funeral services, which still operate through many local branches.
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and Matteson's having factories in the town centre. The railway also led to the growth of railway engineering works in Chippenham: the first of these was
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buildings in the town. It originally was divided internally for use as a market hall. Both the hall and its meeting room upstairs were used by the
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church was built in 1779 and replaced an older medieval church that had previously stood on the same Hardenhuish site. The church was designed by
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Chippenham is a market town, with street markets taking place every Friday and Saturday around Market Place and along the High Street. A
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for a variety of meetings and trials as well as for Council meetings. The space under the Council Chamber was used as the town gaol.
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increasing competition and found it necessary to join forces with other co-operatives, first locally, then nationally, forming
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at Chippenham. Alfred was then a boy of four and the wedding was held on the site of St Andrew's church. According to Bishop
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are within easy reach. Chippenham Museum and Heritage Centre is in the town centre and tells the story of the market town.
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was established in 1835, before which Chippenham was governed by a bailiff supported by burgesses. Elected annually by the
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and Bath. In November 2019, the government approved an eastern extension linking the A4 to the A350 north of Cepen Park.
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was built in 1770, replaced in 1826, and refitted in 1889. The church had substantial internal renovations in the 1990s.
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Chippenham has a small cinema, the Reel Astoria, on the A420 Marshfield Road, to the west of the town centre.
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is believed to have been built on the site of an Anglo-Saxon church. Many features of the present church are
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due to a Royalist proclamation that prohibited the sale of cloth to the Parliamentarian-controlled London.
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Chippenham Golf Club, formed in 1896, is on the A350 as it leads north from the town towards the M4.
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opened on 10 June 1804 but was not registered until 1810. The internal baptistry was added in 1818.
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restoration of the interior of the church in 1875–1878 and again in the 1990s.
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3894:"Chippenham Sports Club, the premier Sports Club in Wiltshire"
3794:"Chippenham Folk Festival 2021 (Fri 28th – Mon 31st May 2021)"
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3724:"Chippenham relief road: £75m plan approved by government"
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4194:"New £21m Wiltshire College campus in Chippenham opens"
4091:"Salute to the man behind Chippenham's John Coles park"
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3190:. Chippenham Civic Society. pp. 107pp. BRN0541107.
1636:. It is also served by a route connecting Swindon with
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3908:"Chippenham Tennis Club | Chippenham Sports Club"
3812:"Mendip (Somerset, England) Full Freeview transmitter"
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540:, with a substantial population of 177 households.
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3996:Rev. John Jeremiah Daniell; Canon Jackson (1894).
4739:"NSPCC appoints Peter Wanless as chief executive"
4713:"Hullavington's Jamie marries at forest hideaway"
3541:Chippenham Town Council (1989). Emma King (ed.).
2600:The building is now used by a children's nursery.
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2598:Christian Science Society Church, Lowden Avenue.
2140:and Chemistry, were held at No. 21 London Road.
1691:provide further road links to Bath, Bristol and
506:, Chippenham was, under Alfred's reign, a royal
407:. The town was established on a crossing of the
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2996:The following military units have received the
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2255:, situated 12 miles to the west of Chippenham.
936:Climate data for Lyneham, 145m asl (1991-2020)
2520:Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches
2511:Christian Fellowship – Elim Pentecostal Church
2145:Technical and Industrial Institutions Act 1892
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2247:The nearest third-level institution is the
1934:. Television signals are received from the
1437:Chippenham Town Council, which is based at
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3768:"British towns twinned with French towns"
3213:. Chippenham Town Council. Archived from
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2872:, professional footballer who played for
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2365:Monkton Park Primary School, Sadlers Mead
805:Learn how and when to remove this message
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3458:From the inscription on the Buttercross.
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3170:The history of Chippenham, A.D. 853–1946
2964:since June 2013, Chief Executive at the
2950:, played cricket for Hampshire 1966–1989
2900:, professional footballer who plays for
2780:, jazz musician, attended Sheldon School
2591:Primitive Methodist Chapel, The Causeway
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1794:. The great house and art treasures of
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3138:Chippenham: Some Notes on Its History
3135:Joseph Archibald Chamberlain (1976).
2435:arch being completed in c.1120). The
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2143:In 1896, under the provisions of the
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3659:Chippenham Official Guide, Wiltshire
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3379:from the original on 25 January 2020
3344:. Chippenham Council. Archived from
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1491:Oslo Public Transport Administration
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1398:Until 2010, the town was within the
1353:were in the town until 2009, when a
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5052:List of civil parishes in Wiltshire
4826:"Regiment is given freedom of town"
4737:David Ainsworth (23 January 2013).
4611:"Tabernacle United Reformed Church"
4192:Lawton, Andrew (10 November 2015).
3979:"Home :: Chippenham Golf Club"
3367:Benjamin Parkes (9 November 2006).
2970:Department for Education and Skills
2042:Route 403 passes through the town.
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4671:"Christian Science Society Church"
3421:"Eddie Cochran festival to return"
3419:Mackley, Stefan (24 August 2016).
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2007:2000 final, when they lost 1–0 to
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572:Chippenham was represented in the
405:Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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2295:Mathematics and Computing College
1845:and 72 km (45 mi) from
1581:totem sign for Chippenham station
662:An OS map of Chippenham from 1946
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396:, 86 miles (138 km) west of
27:Market town in Wiltshire, England
4219:"Hardenhuish School, Chippenham"
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3448:. BBC News. 14 February 1998.
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1956:The local newspapers are the
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564:A map of Chippenham from 1773
5211:Parliamentary constituencies
4856:Visit Wiltshire – Chippenham
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4239:"Sheldon School, Chippenham"
3491:"Lyneham 1991-2020 averages"
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4758:Mary O'Hara (9 July 2013).
4509:Wiltshire Community History
4309:2011 Census: Key Statistics
4283:2001 Census: Key Statistics
4029:Wiltshire Community History
4025:"Chippenham Grammar School"
3864:North West Wiltshire branch
3772:Archant Community Media Ltd
3517:Wiltshire Community History
3342:"History of the Yelde Hall"
3307:Wiltshire Community History
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2566:Station Hill Baptist Chapel
2516:Emmanuel Evangelical Church
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2193:local education authorities
2011:They currently play in the
1851:Prytanée national militaire
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920:Town arms from 1776 on the
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4305:"Religion, 2011 (KS209EW)"
3860:"Chippenham Beer Festival"
3471:. British listed buildings
3275:In Search of the Dark Ages
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3999:The History of Chippenham
3840:"Olympiad Leisure Centre"
2972:, attended Sheldon School
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3259:The Gentleman's Magazine
3255:"Antiquarian researches"
3184:Sally Jefferies (1987).
2811:National Museum of Wales
2468:Sir George Gilbert Scott
2197:Wiltshire County Council
1994:cricket square and field
1895:Chippenham Folk festival
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582:Charter of Incorporation
150:86 mi (138 km)
4851:Chippenham Town Council
4279:"Religion, 2001 (KS07)"
3629:Chippenham Town Council
3596:Chippenham Town Council
3369:"Last glimpse of canal"
3240:Encyclopædia Britannica
3187:A Chippenham Collection
2287:secondary modern school
2051:17th and 18th centuries
1982:Olympiad Leisure Centre
1653:Isambard Kingdom Brunel
1598:Great Western Main Line
652:Wilts & Berks Canal
646:19th and 20th centuries
641:of Chippenham from 1896
123:231/km (600/sq mi)
3845:D C Leisure Management
3682:The Co-Operative Group
3167:Arnold Platts (1946).
2550:Salvation Army Citadel
2454:John Wood, the Younger
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172:Unitary authority
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4744:Third Sector Magazine
4178:The National Archives
4158:The National Archives
4138:The National Archives
4118:The National Archives
4076:The National Archives
4056:The National Archives
3742:"Stops in Chippenham"
3702:Great Western Railway
3272:Michael Wood (1981).
3211:Museum & Heritage
3207:"Chippenham Timeline"
2751:1st Infantry Division
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2195:were established and
2023:Chippenham Rugby Club
2013:National League South
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443:Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
425:Great Western Railway
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4808:Gazette & Herald
4531:"Old Baptist Chapel"
4095:Gazette & Herald
3922:"chippenhamcc.co.uk"
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3373:Gazette & Herald
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3056:Royal Logistic Corps
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2001:Chippenham Town F.C.
1999:The town is home to
1837:La Flèche is on the
1614:Bristol Temple Meads
1550:Co-operative Society
1439:Chippenham Town Hall
1374:Twinning Association
1344:Chippenham Town Hall
739:improve this article
705:controlled explosion
446:records the town as
240:Sovereign state
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4930:(cities in italics)
4907:Unitary authorities
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4319:on 3 November 2013.
4293:on 3 November 2013.
4031:. Wiltshire Council
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3665:on 13 October 2013.
3519:. Wiltshire Council
3217:on 2 November 2013.
2998:Freedom of the Town
2992:Freedom of the Town
2878:Forest Green Rovers
1943:BBC Radio Wiltshire
1683:former coach road,
1364:The office of Town
1289:Source: Met Office
1195:Average rainy days
834:to the south-east.
580:granted the town a
519:besieged Chippenham
504:Life of King Alfred
466:Earliest settlement
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5327:Towns in Wiltshire
5276:Deputy Lieutenants
4717:Gazette and Herald
4198:Swindon Advertiser
3926:chippenhamcc.co.uk
3874:on 1 November 2013
3730:. 5 November 2019.
3234:"Chippenham"
3076:Chippenham Without
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3058:: 19 January 2012.
3018:; you can help by
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2773:Kington St Michael
2764:Kington St Michael
2749:who commanded the
2740:Walter Clutterbuck
2733:, railway engineer
2731:Roland Brotherhood
2568:was built in 1855.
2562:was built in 1901.
2543:Old Baptist Chapel
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2409:St Andrew's Church
2279:Hardenhuish School
2249:University of Bath
2154:Chair of Governors
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4893:Ceremonial county
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2291:specialist status
2264:Wiltshire College
2185:Wiltshire College
2156:was former mayor
2149:55 & 56 Vict.
2097:Animal Physiology
2088:54 & 55 Vict.
2080:52 & 53 Vict.
2060:Late 19th century
1968:Sport and leisure
1877:Ludwig the severe
1618:Weston-super-Mare
1606:London Paddington
1596:is a stop on the
1359:Wiltshire Council
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3081:Goldney baronets
3040:RAF Rudloe Manor
3031:
3028:
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3009:
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2966:Big Lottery Fund
2930:Henry Fox Talbot
2704:
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2641:
2617:
2609:
2321:Language College
2232:Hardenhuish Park
2219:Preparatory Form
1938:TV transmitter.
1932:ITV West Country
1760:Heathrow Airport
1752:National Express
1679:and London. The
1579:British Railways
1495:SMRT Corporation
1428:Michelle Donelan
1416:Liberal Democrat
1402:constituency of
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421:Alfred the Great
415:times. It was a
400:and is near the
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5216:Local elections
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5180:Kennet and Avon
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2994:
2986:P. G. Wodehouse
2958:Chief Executive
2912:Swindon Town FC
2874:Chippenham Town
2865:Langley Burrell
2861:Francis Kilvert
2719:Gabrielle Aplin
2705:
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2685:
2642:
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2382:Special schools
2344:
2299:Science College
2289:was designated
2272:
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2245:
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2082:c. 76) and the
2066:private venture
2062:
2053:
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1989:Beer Festival.
1970:
1962:Wiltshire Times
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1889:
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1732:Stagecoach West
1728:
1665:
1622:Cardiff Central
1572:
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1548:The Chippenham
1531:
1522:Farmers' Market
1518:
1503:MTR Corporation
1469:, now owned by
1447:
1404:North Wiltshire
1349:The offices of
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2924:David Simeon
2898:Tyrone Mings
2892:Dayton, Ohio
2857:motorcyclist
2845:prop forward
2797:Darren Eadie
2778:Jamie Cullum
2769:Piers Corbyn
2755:World War II
2744:British Army
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3814:. May 2004.
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3573:21 February
3475:16 December
3352:16 December
2918:Robert Peel
2902:Aston Villa
2842:rugby union
2828:Wil Hodgson
2822:Robin Hobbs
2474:St. Peter's
2421:St Andrew's
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2113:Dressmaking
2107:, Hygiene,
1922:Local media
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1677:South Wales
1669:M4 motorway
1385:Robert Peel
879:Buttercross
871:Buttercross
448:Cippanhamme
386:market town
367: /
306:.chippenham
5312:Chippenham
5306:Categories
5074:Blackwater
5034:Warminster
5029:Trowbridge
4987:Malmesbury
4952:Chippenham
4832:7 December
3878:2 November
3826:"About Us"
3752:14 October
3708:14 October
3383:25 January
3324:Chippenham
3120:25 October
3092:References
3063:The Rifles
3052:9 Regiment
3016:incomplete
2851:Danny Kent
2659:newspapers
2464:St. Paul's
2431:(with the
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2121:Grittleton
1947:Heart West
1881:his nephew
1784:Biddestone
1748:Malmesbury
1746:and 99 to
1712:Trowbridge
1708:Warminster
1424:Chippenham
1418:candidate
1393:Chippenham
1391:(MPs) for
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1324:Governance
1297:Population
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899:Yelde Hall
824:River Avon
765:newspapers
492:Æthelswith
456:John Speed
417:royal vill
409:River Avon
382:Chippenham
352:51°27′32″N
290:Chippenham
265:SN14, SN15
254:CHIPPENHAM
216:South West
163:Chippenham
109:Population
83:Chippenham
45:Chippenham
5134:Nine Mile
5048:See also:
5013:Salisbury
4972:Highworth
4962:Cricklade
4899:Wiltshire
3746:Bus Times
3497:5 January
2908:Sol Pryce
2836:, former
2503:Methodist
2477:supports.
2270:Secondary
2109:Carpentry
2101:Chemistry
2093:Shorthand
2046:Education
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1903:weekend.
1861:Friedberg
1832:La Flèche
1736:Faresaver
1565:Transport
1508:In 2005,
861:Landmarks
711:Geography
584:in 1554.
436:Etymology
402:Cotswolds
390:Wiltshire
355:2°06′58″W
341:Wiltshire
250:Post town
198:Wiltshire
180:Wiltshire
91:Wiltshire
5039:Westbury
5024:Tidworth
4997:Melksham
4977:Larkhill
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