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2457:. In August 2014, Nathan Pond played in his seventh different division for the club, an achievement officially recognised by Guinness as a world record under the title of 'the most football (soccer) divisions played in for one club by an individual.' . With a population of under 26,000, Fleetwood was the smallest town in England with a League club until the promotion of
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large retaining sea wall runs along much of the western edge of the town. Nevertheless, Fleetwood was flooded in 1927 and again in 1977. The latter flood, although much smaller, affected more properties as there had been considerable development in the 1960s in the lower-lying parts of the town. The soil is broadly sandy, but there is considerable
2045:. In 1952 the pier was badly damaged in a fire which started in the cinema, and it did not reopen until 1958. The pier was closed again in 2006, and plans were drawn up to convert the structure into a flats complex. However, the pier was again heavily damaged by fire in the early hours of 9 September 2008. On 26 September 2008,
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in search of cod, the loss of the fishing grounds hit the town hard. The last deep-sea trawler left the town in 1982 and now only inshore fishing boats use the port, although trawlers registered in other places can still be seen taking advantage of the fish market. Fish is still a big industry in the
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By 1838, Hesketh-Fleetwood had run into serious financial difficulties, with costs for the railway in particular ultimately exceeding £300,000. He had numerous financial arguments with
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The same government report noted that the demise of the fishing industry cost
Fleetwood some 8,000 jobs, employment in fishing-related industries falling from 9,000 to less than 1,000, mostly in the fish-processing sector. The closure of the ICI Hillhouse works cost the region a further 4,500 jobs.
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Fleetwood's economic profile, In 1995, the now-deserted Wyre Dock was developed into a marina. The derelict dock landing area was developed into Freeport, a retail centre, and housing has been built at the north end of the marina. In July
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Morecambe Bay, and is exposed at low tide. The river channel forms the eastern boundary of the bank. Together with the larger Bernard Wharf on the other side of the river, this makes navigation of the river difficult. Conversely, the port is highly sheltered from the
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Terrace. The building, designed by Decimus Burton, was completed in 1836 and is the oldest surviving building in Fleetwood. It was originally the Customs House, and from 1889 to 1974 it served as Fleetwood Town Hall, until local government activity was moved to
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Like the remainder of the Fylde, the land is extremely flat, the highest point being the Mount, the large sand dune in the northern part of the town, from which the original street plan radiated. Parts of
Fleetwood, especially to the north and west, are barely above sea level at high tide, and a
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on the north-facing shore as the focus of a half-wheel street layout. This was landscaped, and became known as the Mount. It served as the hub of Burton's half-wheel design, the main residential streets acted as the spokes, and the main commerce area of Dock Street was the rim of the wheel. The
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abroad led to fewer visitors to British resort towns. As Blackpool expanded its attractions, fewer day visitors came to Fleetwood, and as transport became more efficient, more overnight visitors became day visitors. The Hillhouse plant was heavily cut back and was finally closed in 1999. Most
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link to Blackpool was constructed in the 1890s and remains operational to this day. The trams were routed along East Street and West Street (now Lord Street and North Albert Street) rather than Dock Street, and commercial trade followed, making those streets the commercial centre of the town.
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to design a number of substantial civic buildings, including two lighthouses. Hesketh-Fleetwood's transport terminus schemes failed to materialise. The town expanded greatly in the first half of the 20th century with the growth of the fishing industry, and passenger ferries to the
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1960s, in the lower lying western portion of the town (Larkholme). Many industries related to fishing grew up along the rail corridor on the eastern side of the town, and a number of unrelated industries also moved to the area to take advantage of the availability of labour.
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but moved to Fleetwood after racing a few away fixtures billed as Wigan. The Flyers raced in the National League Division Two from 1948 to 1951 without enjoying any great success. In 1952 the venue staged a number of open events with the team renamed the Fleetwood Knights.
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A Fleetwood parish council (known as Fleetwood Town Council) was established following a referendum in June 2009. The boundaries of the parish are coterminous with the boundary of the five borough council wards of Fleetwood and the town council has thirteen councillors.
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taking financial advantage of Sir Peter. Hesketh-Fleetwood became short of cash and was forced to mortgage his properties. Depressed, he gradually withdrew from the project, and by 1844 he had been obliged to sell much of his estate. He leased Rossall Hall itself to the
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In the early 1900s the park was home to a boating lake and the current facilities include three crown green bowling greens, a children's play area and picnic area, cenotaph memorial, duck pond, football pitches (on the site of the old boating lake) and tennis courts.
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Fleetwood has suffered severe unemployment due to the collapse of the fishing industry and the closure of a local ICI factory. Unemployment adversely affected health and life expectancy in the town. There has been a local initiative, Healthier Fleetwood, based on
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was at its height, employing over 9,000 people. Over the next few years, the sea front along the north shore was developed in resort fashion, to encourage visitors for whom the brashness of Blackpool was too daunting. The Marine Hall entertainment complex (1935),
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In July 2007, a new "Masterplan" for revitalizing the town around a "vibrant waterfront and a revitalised town centre" was submitted to the Wyre Borough Council. Some of the funding would come from an EU cash grant. The Masterplan was funded by Wyre Council, the
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1431:. Prevailing winds and weather patterns are northwesterly, leading to a slightly higher average precipitation than the country as a whole, although the absence of high ground in the immediate vicinity moderates this. As with most coastal areas,
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Fleetwood Transport Festival, also known as Tram Sunday, has been held annually on the third Sunday of July since 1985. It is a festival of vintage vehicles highlighted by a number of historical tram-cars, which parade along Lord Street.
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The 13 hectares of Fleetwood Memorial Park was developed out of the earlier Warrenhurst Park, itself an early-C20 park designed by Thomas Lumb of Blackpool. In 1917 the park was renamed "Memorial Park" in memory of those who died in the
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Industrial and commercial development has been at a standstill for fifteen years and only a single commercial employer based in the town has more than 200 employees. The stock of both commercial and residential property is in decline.
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service. This development led indirectly to some renewal of the then largely derelict Dock Street area, and improved road access to the town to support the container traffic. Twice-daily container service continued until 2004 when
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heralded the decline of Fleetwood's prominence as a cargo port. However, at the same time this was more than offset by a period of rapid expansion of the fishing industry, signalled by the launch in 1891 of the first steam powered
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course, but, after opposition from residents, this part of the plan was dropped. The waterfront would have a discovery and entertainment centre focused around a re-fashioned Marine Hall, with better health and fitness facilities
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primary schools: St Mary's, founded in 1870, which serves the northern part of the town, and St Wulstan's and St Edmund's, serving the southern part of the town and formed in 2006 from a merger of two existing schools.
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club, first registered in 1932 as Fleetwood Old Boys, with the Old Boys title being dropped in the 1950s. Fleetwood Cricket Club, based at Broadwater, are affiliated with the Lancashire Cricket Board and compete in the
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From the 1930s to the present, the Model Yacht Pond, one of Europe's largest, has been host to numerous national and international championships, held under the aegis of the Fleetwood Model Yacht and Power Boat Club.
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in 1985, before being wound up because of financial difficulties in 1996. The same fate also befell the two previous town clubs. Fleetwood F.C. was founded in 1908 and wound up in 1976, having been several times
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Another influential Fleetwood musician is folk singer Alan Bell, the founder and director of the internationally renowned Fylde Folk Festival which ran for 42 years until Bell's retirement in 2014. Bell's suite
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The town's most prominent feature is the Mount, a 7-acre (2.8 ha) park facing the sea-front, laid out by Decimus Burton, and built on a large sand dune originally known as Tup's Hill. It is surmounted by a
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Fleetwood Reservoir on Copse Road provides coarse fishing facilities. The fishing club is affiliated to the National Federation of Anglers. Matches take place every Sunday and Friday during the summer months.
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on Lord Street, with Albert Square and Station Road earmarked as public squares. A new landmark square and heart of the town is proposed on both Lord Street and London Street with cafes, bars and restaurants.
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added in 1919. The wall on the inland side of the Mount is built from pebbles, in traditional Fylde style. The Mount and the entire length of Fleetwood Promenade has an uninterrupted view across
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town, though the jobs are mainly in processing rather than fishing. A pair of bronze figures on the promenade by the pier depicts the idea of families welcoming back the fishermen from sea.
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non-denominational secondary school, a successor to Fleetwood Grammar School (1921–77) and Bailey School. It was 're-branded' as Fleetwood Sports College in 2005 when the school was given
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are the nearest railway stations. However, the line to Poulton is still present, and plans remain to re-open the line in the future. In June 2021 a feasibility study was submitted by the
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Poulton. It was designated as the town's museum in 1992. The museum tells the story of the fishing industry in the town. In January 2006, the museum was threatened with closure by owners
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In June 2020 a meeting in support of the Black Lives Matter movement was planned. However, after an online backlash from Wyre Alliance councillors and locals the gathering was cancelled.
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bought the route and increased the service to three times a day. In December 2010, Stena Line announced that the service would be withdrawn at the end of 2010, with the loss of 140 jobs.
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mile (800 m) of stone quays were built along the river front, and the railway line was extended to the steamer pier opposite Queen's Terrace, where the imposing new
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was built in 1883. The port was still mainly a cargo terminal at this time, but the fishing industry began to grow as vessels expanded their catchment area from the
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invasions of the 9th and 10th centuries. By the time of the
5277:. Fleetwood Model Yacht and Power Boat Club. Archived from
4511:"Live: Marine Hall Ballroom, Fleetwood – The Beatles Bible"
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album as Boneyard Zombies and in 2014 the debut release by
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Lord Street in 1997 during the Fleetwood Transport Festival
3350:"BT Archives: Events In Telecommunications History (1922)"
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church, stands nearby. Built in 1867, it was designed by
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4581:"Alfie Boe revisits Marine Hall for the South Bank Show"
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Model Yacht Pond, one of Europe's largest, built in 1932
2125:. A more modern church of interest is the copper-roofed
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Blackpool North and Fleetwood parliamentary constituency
5548:. Charles Saer Community Primary School. Archived from
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cup champions in the 1930s, and founder members of the
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Mount Pavilion (1902) is the highest point in the town.
5622:. St Wulstan's and St Edmund's Catholic Primary School
5620:"St Wulstan's and St Edmund's Catholic Primary School"
5369:"Fleetwood railway line - Reopening feasibility study"
3140:, philosopher, and writer. Inventor and propagator of
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and the UK. As Fleetwood's trawlers mainly fished the
5225:. Fleetwood Rugby Union Football Club. Archived from
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Sunrise Oceanbender Review of Postcards From The Deep
2212:. Commercial radio stations serving the area include
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Climate data for Fleetwood, England, United Kingdom
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5596:. St Mary's Catholic Primary School. Archived from
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player, born in Blackpool, now resides in Fleetwood
981:. Virtually bankrupt, Hesketh-Fleetwood retired to
706:in the 2nd century AD records a tribe known as the
5724:Visit Fleetwood – Local information, photos, video
4889:Bliss Aquamarine Review of Postcards From The Deep
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4631:Onewaysystem.co.uk One Way System official website
4583:. Government of the United Kingdom. Archived from
3874:Borough Council. 26 September 2008. Archived from
3741:. Johnston Press. 19 December 2007. Archived from
3709:. Johnston Press. 7 September 2007. Archived from
3251:"Export growth boosts Fisherman's Friend producer"
2534:Fleetwood Rugby Union Football Club is an amateur
2141:Queen's Terrace (1844), designed by Decimus Burton
1972:Fleetwood Market has been in operation since 1840.
1030:fishing grounds first fished in the 1840s, to the
5326:Can you turn around the health of an entire town?
4396:. Fleetwood Chamber of Trade & Commerce. 2011
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4214:"Guide to the Local Collections – Fleetwood"
4031:. Johnston Press. 30 January 2006. Archived from
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3192:(1869–1948) – former professional footballer for
3183:(1921–2013) – former professional footballer for
1923:. The plan has three main areas for development:
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5475:"Welcome to Cardinal Allen Catholic High School"
5147:. Johnston Press. 3 October 2006. Archived from
3382:. Larne Ferry Web. 26 March 2005. Archived from
2516:Second Division of the National Speedway league.
1273:, together with the neighbouring communities of
1090:. All the other major fishing ports in Britain,
784:, and Henry VIII repossessed the land. Cardinal
5669:"Transgender activist Julia Grant dies aged 64"
5177:. Johnston Press. 8 August 2003. Archived from
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4442:"John Lennon's a regular holidays in Fleetwood"
4394:"Fleetwood Festival of Transport (Tram Sunday)"
4368:"Fleetwood Transport Festival Official Website"
3434:Film locations of Hetty Wainthropp Investigates
2247:is the regional BBC station serving Fleetwood.
745:There is evidence that the eastern side of the
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2239:Independent television service is provided by
2053:Fleetwood has two prominent retail locations.
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4649:discogs.com One Way System – Give Us a Future
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930:), can be seen for 13 miles (21 km) and
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4833:Terrascope Review of Postcards From The Deep
4555:"express.co.uk Alfie Boe working class hero"
3584:"Memorandum by Wyre Borough Council (CT 49)"
3171:(1957–2015) – former professional footballer
3150:(1905–1946) – former professional footballer
2397:band The Crawlin' Hex, formed by members of
2208:Fleetwood falls within the coverage area of
1171:. That, in turn, was closed in 1970, as the
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997:signalled a decline in the town's fortunes.
878:Burton's plan was to use the largest of the
5644:. Lancashire County Council. Archived from
5522:. Flakefleet Primary School. Archived from
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4025:"Museum Fate Could Lead to Paintings Row"
3812:"No-one Has Come Up With a Better Scheme"
3733:"Beach housing development idea scrapped"
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987:North Lancashire Steam Navigation Company
685:Learn how and when to remove this message
5708:) is being considered for deletion. See
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5251:. Fleetwood Cricket Club. Archived from
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4911:"The FINAL Fylde Folk Festival ???"
4861:. sunriseoceanbender.com. Archived from
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3277:"Unearthing secret of Fylde's iron age"
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544:. It had a population of 25,939 at the
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5391:"Welcome to Rossall School's Website"
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4301:. Fylde Folk Festival. Archived from
4165:. Lancashire Churches. Archived from
4139:. Lancashire Churches. Archived from
4111:"Jacinta Welcomes Public From Friday"
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1179:was taken out of service. Additional
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7023:Populated places established in 1836
6586:List of civil parishes in Lancashire
5201:"The Speedway Researcher, Fleetwood"
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3898:"Fleetwood Pier will not be rebuilt"
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3177:(1921–2005) – Loch Ness photo hoaxer
2907:adding citations to reliable sources
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2554:Fleetwood is a popular location for
2304:played at the Marine Hall. Operatic
1907:popular worldwide and especially in
1334:Lancaster and Fleetwood constituency
874:(1841) as seen from Jubilee Gardens.
623:adding citations to reliable sources
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587:which is exported around the world.
187:Location of town centre in Fleetwood
5594:"St Mary's Catholic Primary School"
5455:. Johnston Press. 20 September 2010
3447:"Met Office – Mapped Averages"
2842:Cardinal Allen Catholic High School
2453:play-off final to win promotion to
1046:Company, under chief engineers Sir
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5447:"School changes its name... again"
4698:Julian Cope presents Head Heritage
4513:. beatlesbible.com. 26 August 1962
4246:. 9 September 2014. Archived from
3791:"Marine Hall the Waterfront Venue"
2848:high school, founded in 1963 as a
2162:National Heritage List for England
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928:Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
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5063:"Pondy the world record breaker!"
5008:. Tracksounds.com. Archived from
4936:"Mally's Traditional Music Store"
3868:"Fleetwood Pier to be demolished"
3842:"Historic pier destroyed in fire"
3703:"Your Chance to Shape the Future"
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7008:Geography of the Borough of Wyre
7003:Ports and harbours of Lancashire
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5667:Gayle, Damien (3 January 2019).
5303:. Hangtime Kites. Archived from
5109:. Football Club History Database
4694:"Julian Cope album of the month"
4607:"Rigby, Jean | Encyclopedia.com"
4416:"Blackpool Fylde and Wyre CAMRA"
4279:. Johnston Press. 22 August 2007
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2857:Blackpool and The Fylde College
2828:secondary schools in the town.
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2191:. Both papers are published by
1927:Transport: Improvements to the
1843:in August 2007 was as follows:
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91:Show map of the Borough of Wyre
7038:1836 establishments in England
7018:Fishing communities in England
5065:. Fleetwood Town Football Club
4117:. Johnston Press. 4 April 2007
4061:. Johnston Press. 6 April 2007
3477:"Blackpool 1971–2000 averages"
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2713:and other local destinations.
2685:Site of former railway station
2383:combined in 2011 to release a
1981:built in 1902 incorporating a
1293:. Although Wyre Council has a
583:, manufacturer of the lozenge
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6993:Seaside resorts in Lancashire
6084:Upper Rawcliffe-with-Tarnacre
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5128:"The legend of Jimmy Hampson"
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3222:Listed buildings in Fleetwood
1989:, a view described by author
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1250:Hetty Wainthropp Investigates
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443:Blackpool North and Fleetwood
6692:Parliamentary constituencies
5171:"Motorbiking Ace Dies at 90"
3767:. Fleetwoodi. Archived from
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780:. The Allens were prominent
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6865:Hams Hall Distribution Park
6049:Myerscough & Bilsborrow
5520:"Flakefleet Primary School"
5371:. Lancashire County Council
4915:folkrootslist.co.uk listing
3319:Manchester University Press
3199:
2109:Fleetwood's parish church,
2096:
1561:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1491:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
1411:prevailing westerly winds.
249:OS grid reference
39:Human settlement in England
27:Town in Lancashire, England
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6910:Tilbury Container Services
5574:. Larkholme Primary School
5572:"Larkholme Primary School"
2433:Fleetwood has had several
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6967:United Kingdom portal
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5203:. The Speedway Researcher
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3977:Lancashire County Council
3670:Lancashire County Council
3640:Lancashire County Council
3610:Lancashire County Council
3541:Lancashire County Council
3126:(b. 1977) – Professional
2859:, located at Broadwater.
2791:Lancashire County Council
2775:Fleetwood railway station
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2087:Lancashire County Council
1996:Notes From a Small Island
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6814:Associated British Ports
5710:templates for discussion
4273:"What's on in September"
4005:. Fleetwood Museum Trust
3436:Retrieved 29 August 2017
3227:Fleetwood power stations
2795:Department for Transport
2428:
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2222:Greatest Hits Lancashire
2167:
2164:, all at Grade II.
1077:and the building of the
975:Rev. St. Vincent Beechey
973:. Under the auspices of
749:was occupied during the
88:Location in Wyre Borough
5421:"Fleetwood High School"
4985:folkimages.com document
4785:best punk drummers poll
4348:. Fleetwood Weekly News
4189:"Fleetwood Weekly News"
4163:"St Nicholas Fleetwood"
3507:"Population and Growth"
3311:Walton, John K (2000).
3076:Peter Hesketh-Fleetwood
2701:, which is operated by
2479:Northern Premier League
2198:Lancashire Evening Post
2059:outlet shopping village
1705:Source: UK Met. Office
553:Peter Hesketh-Fleetwood
6079:Stalmine-with-Staynall
4765:"Ex-U.K. Subs members"
4636:22 August 2009 at the
4370:. 2009. Archived from
4137:"St Peter's Fleetwood"
3380:"LarneFleetwood at 30"
3136:(1889–1957) – English
2985:(1532–1594) – English
2799:Restoring Your Railway
2727:Passenger sailings to
2531:
2475:Lancashire Combination
2421:of Canadian rock band
2336:(the first signing on
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2050:years after the fire.
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581:Lofthouse of Fleetwood
369:Postcode district
226:Show map of Lancashire
7033:Beaches of Lancashire
6720:Blackburn with Darwen
6269:Boroughs or districts
6255:Blackburn with Darwen
5223:"History of the club"
4299:"Fylde Folk Festival"
4244:"fylde-folk-festival"
4115:Fleetwood Weekly News
3902:Fleetwood Weekly News
3738:Fleetwood Weekly News
3156:(b. 1961) – Operatic
3112:to China, the second
2999:(b. 1973) – Operatic
2830:Fleetwood High School
2707:Stagecoach North West
2529:
2352:, who were signed to
2224:based in Preston and
2174:Fleetwood Weekly News
2140:
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1956:Tourism and amenities
1322:2010 General Election
1210:
1132:(after 1926, part of
1130:United Alkali Company
1079:Manchester Ship Canal
1065:Lower Lighthouse, by
1064:
944:screw pile lighthouse
926:in Egypt, one of the
909:
870:
459:.fleetwoodtowncouncil
190:Show map of Fleetwood
124:Show map of the Fylde
121:Location on the Fylde
18:Fleetwood, Lancashire
6955:Transport portal
5943:St Michael's on Wyre
5552:on 12 September 2011
5427:on 29 September 2007
4891:. blissquamarine.net
4790:29 July 2014 at the
4611:www.encyclopedia.com
4587:on 10 September 2016
3983:on 26 September 2007
3765:"Visiting Fleetwood"
3713:on 28 September 2007
3666:"Lancashire Profile"
3606:"Lancashire Profile"
3537:"Lancashire Profile"
3457:on 27 September 2007
3386:on 20 September 2007
3114:China Inland Mission
3110:Christian missionary
3088:Member of Parliament
3039:Kelsey-Beth Crossley
2903:improve this article
2777:is called the North
2762:, designated as the
2754:, designated as the
2676:class=notpageimage|
2411:The Band in the Park
2364:) played drums with
2216:based in Blackpool,
2210:BBC Radio Lancashire
2155:forty-four buildings
1219:port facility, with
1058:, across the river.
1036:North Atlantic Ocean
924:Pharos of Alexandria
914:Burton designed two
720:Moricambe Aestuarium
619:improve this article
349:Sovereign state
30:For other uses, see
6998:Towns in Lancashire
6920:Port of Southampton
6747:Grade II* buildings
6707:Scheduled monuments
6676:Leeds and Liverpool
6342:(cities in italics)
6248:Unitary authorities
6039:Inskip-with-Sowerby
5989:Barnacre-with-Bonds
5526:on 23 November 2007
5347:Blackpool Transport
5281:on 7 September 2007
5275:"Club History Page"
5107:"Fleetwood Rangers"
4865:on 11 November 2014
4091:on 10 February 2008
3646:on 10 February 2008
3028:(b. 1968) – former
3022:soundtrack composer
2703:Blackpool Transport
2459:Forest Green Rovers
2447:Conference National
2439:Fleetwood Town F.C.
2179:Fleetwood Chronicle
2055:Affinity Lancashire
1944:national name shops
858:St Leonard's-on-Sea
508: /
5795:Thornton-Cleveleys
5648:on 5 December 2007
5600:on 5 February 2008
5401:on 1 February 2008
5343:"Metro CoastLines"
5255:on 31 January 2013
5229:on 24 October 2007
5151:on 2 February 2008
5087:. lovemytown.co.uk
4561:. 22 November 2009
4305:on 21 January 2009
4250:on 21 January 2009
4224:on 8 February 2009
4169:on 4 November 2007
4143:on 4 November 2007
4003:"Fleetwood Museum"
3952:"Fleetwood Market"
3848:. 9 September 2008
3822:on 8 February 2009
3676:on 1 February 2008
3360:on 14 October 2014
3289:. 12 November 2008
2722:Wyre Estuary Ferry
2573:social prescribing
2532:
2491:Blackpool Reserves
2340:Anagram Records),
2268:Woodstock Festival
2234:Greater Manchester
2232:broadcasting from
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1898:Fisherman's Friend
1275:Thornton Cleveleys
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1146:telephone exchange
1119:By the 1920s, the
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971:Marlborough School
940:Alexander Mitchell
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889:North Euston Hotel
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716:PORTVS SETANTIORVM
585:Fisherman's Friend
435:UK Parliament
381:Dialling code
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6223:Ceremonial county
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6109:Forest of Bowland
5759:Geography of the
5518:Barnes, Michael.
5452:Blackpool Gazette
5301:"Kitesurf school"
5181:on 17 August 2003
5175:Blackpool Gazette
5145:Blackpool Gazette
4664:"Monster article"
4470:on 11 August 2014
4422:on 12 August 2011
4277:Blackpool Gazette
4059:Blackpool Gazette
4029:Blackpool Gazette
3929:Blackpool Gazette
3904:. 12 October 2008
3816:Blackpool Gazette
3707:Blackpool Gazette
3487:on 20 August 2008
3415:. 2 December 2010
3282:Blackpool Gazette
3255:Insider Media Ltd
3214:Lancashire portal
3134:Charles Kay Ogden
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2838:specialist school
2699:Blackpool tramway
2496:In January 1938,
2483:Fleetwood Rangers
2399:Earthling Society
2381:Kiss of the Gypsy
2350:Kiss of the Gypsy
2346:Earthling Society
2275:Kiss of the Gypsy
2226:Smooth North West
2188:Blackpool Gazette
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2298:John Lennon
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2123:E. W. Pugin
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1719:2011 Census
1358:Fylde North
1354:Joan Humble
1173:branch line
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6715:Lancashire
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6384:Brierfield
6349:Accrington
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2558:and other
2520:Wigan RLFC
2463:Nailsworth
2362:Jane Couch
2316:Jean Rigby
2296:The young
2257:folk music
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2043:dance hall
2035:Deal, Kent
1868:Lancashire
1793:Lancashire
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6582:See also:
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6568:Waterfoot
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6394:Burscough
6379:Blackpool
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6296:Lancaster
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3080:landowner
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2959:June 2011
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2664:(1966–70)
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