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Northgate; the Society was short-lived but the building survives to this day - as a private house. The Primitive Methodists built their first chapel in Horbury in 1841 in High Street, and four years later the Wesleyans built a chapel on the adjoining plot to replace the one in Cluntergate. The Free Methodists built a small chapel in Queen Street in 1857 which served them until 1900, when they built a larger one at the bottom of Bank Street which was bought by Nettleton's in 1958.
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England School was founded in 1849 close to the church. It was replaced by the present school in the early 1980s. In September 2010 St Peter's Junior School amalgamated with Clifton Infant School to form a new primary school. A new building is proposed to be built on the current St Peter's site with a completion date of September 2012.
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Council School catering for all age groups on Northfield Lane was opened in 1913 becoming Horbury County Secondary Modern in 1952. The infant school remained on the site and the junior school moved to the Wesleyan School at Horbury Junction. In 1962 secondary pupils moved to a new school. The
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Horbury Town School on Tithe Barn Street was enlarged in 1789 but it is not known when it was built. By 1870 there were 113 pupils paying fees of 3d to 6d weekly. It closed in 1886. The "Gaskell School" was built on New Road in 1842 by Daniel
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society was established in
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in the 15th century. Money for its upkeep was left in local wills dated 1404 and 1492, a custom that continued into the 16th century. A stone-arched bridge that replaced the wooden structure in the 17th century lasted until it partly collapsed in 1918. A new bridge was completed in 1930 and was
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Methodist Union, the congregations of the former Wesleyan and Primitive churches amalgamated using the 1884 Wesleyan building for worship and the Primitive's Sunday school for other activities. The congregation of the Horbury Junction chapel joined them in 1969.
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foundation. It celebrated its centenary in 2005 with the making of a community tapestry, which now hangs in the library. Horbury is policed by the West
Yorkshire Police force from Ossett Police Station and is within the DA, Wakefield division, which covers the whole district. The
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in 1106 and was held by them until 1359. Sir Robert de
Horbiry and Sir John de Horbiry were stewards to the Earl de Warenne, who granted Sir John the village of Horbury and its lands for life. After the death of Sir John de Horbury in 1306, it became one of the constituent
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Charles
Roberts (1831–1892) who described himself as a joiner, moved the Buffer and Wagon Works he had established on Ings Road, Wakefield to a site at Horbury Junction in 1873. Between 1901 and 1956 the company built 110,000 railway wagons of varying types and by 1945
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was established at about this time. Slazenger had four factories which produced sports equipment. Since the factories closed the name is preserved in
Slazengers Sports and Social Club, which has facilities and floodlit grounds for many different sporting activities.
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The Primitive Methodists built a larger chapel in 1875 on the site of their 1841 building, and the Wesleyans similarly replaced their 1845 chapel in 1884. The Wesleyans had established a mission in Horbury Junction in 1878 and built a chapel there in 1887.
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In 2012 the 1884 building, having been found to be unsafe, was demolished and a new church was constructed further back from the High Street and connected to the old Sunday School. The new building was formally opened on 10 September 2016.
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The foundation of St John's Church at Horbury Bridge was in a mission meeting in a room in what is now the hairdressers in 1864. Funds were raised and the church was built with stone from Horbury Quarry in 1884. The curate,
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poisoning while on holiday in Corfu in October 2006. Their deaths resulted in changes to health and safety policies in the travel industry. A memorial garden was opened at Horbury Primary School, which they both attended.
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corps' former headquarters on Peel Street is now disused, the congregation moving to the Leeds Road, Gawthorpe, Ossett premises. The former Tithe Barn Christian Centre, Westfield Road, is now similarly disused.
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and Horbury Junction, named after the railway junction. It covers an area of 1,162 acres (470 ha). The River Calder flows generally west to east in a wide valley across the south of the town alongside the
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Northfield Lane school became Horbury County Junior School and Horbury County Infant School. After a fire in 2000 and a £1m upgrade the schools amalgamated, becoming Horbury Primary School in 2002.
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steam engines were installed at Race's Mill in Dudfleet and Foster's Mill on Engine Lane in 1795. Resistance to the implementation of new textile machinery and the factory system was shown when
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had a population of 10,002. At the 2011 census the population was 15,032. Old industries include woollens, engineering and building wagons for the railways. Horbury forms part of the
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to 1474. Other old buildings include the tithe barn. The land in Horbury was divided into three great fields, Northfield, Southfield and Westfield, and remains of
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2284:Looking Back on Horbury
1736:. Horbury Civic Society
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538:Charles Roberts and Co.
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2010:"The Horbury Tapestry"
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1907:15 February
1886:15 February
1860:15 February
1839:15 February
1774:20 November
1508:Walker 1966
1484:Walker 1966
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1406:19 December
1279:waste water
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668:in Ossett.
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350:, England.
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2708:Pontefract
2673:Liversedge
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1833:UK Free TV
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1347:References
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2763:Todmorden
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2626:Hemsworth
2561:Brighouse
2395:Yorkshire
1997:Bell 1998
1985:Bell 1998
1946:Bell 1998
1740:2 January
1614:Sale 1996
1575:"Horbury"
1291:John Carr
1189:Methodist
1162:John Carr
1107:Education
1006:Transport
872:5,213,200
799:Netherton
756:Thornhill
736:Wakefield
635:Geography
609:Wapentake
605:Wakefield
576:Netherton
570:In 1905,
559:and then
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2606:Guiseley
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2581:Dewsbury
2576:Denholme
2555:Bradford
2549:Birstall
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2071:13 April
1335:See also
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1126:Religion
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1719:27 June
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989:7,965
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980:7,509
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718:Ossett
662:Ossett
557:Procor
432:Norman
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368:Ossett
223:Police
145:Region
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1352:Notes
1045:Media
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960:1951
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954:1921
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945:1891
942:1881
939:Year
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