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Ponteland's retail and commercial amenities concentrate around the village's main street, the nearby industrial estate, and
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Reflecting its rural surroundings, Ponteland has several country walks. These concentrate around
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in the twelfth century and is still an active church. Ponteland has parish registries dating from 1602 and has been recorded in
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Ponteland parish is home to 10,921 people or 3% of the
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ensured a last minute peace between Scottish and English forces. The treaty bears the name of Ponteland's nearest city but was actually signed in the village.
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Ponteland has a largely Christian population, with 7,774 Christians (71.2%). This is followed by those of no religion, at 1,920 or 17.6% of the population.
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with France, 1337–1453, this battle saw a decisive defeat for English forces and the expansion of Scottish influence in Ponteland's Middle Ages experience.
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There has been nearly a thousand years of Christian worship in Ponteland. This traditionally concentrated around St Mary's the Virgin, the prominent
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completed their year 8 education. Ponteland Community Middle School remained as a middle school at this time, converting to an academy.
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1113:Gibson Kyle
1094:rugby union
1053:Darras Hall
998:Metro Radio
978:Pontop Pike
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367: /
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1854:Categories
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1537:UK Free TV
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1259:PONTELAND
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1163:6 January
1146:UK Census
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495:North Sea
487:Ponteland
485:The name
481:Etymology
475:Prestwick
471:Milbourne
382:Ponteland
355:1°44′49″W
271:Ambulance
211:Post town
124:Ponteland
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38:Ponteland
1752:Rothbury
1468:Archived
1311:appendix
1148:(2011).
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553:Wesleyan
108:NZ161726
1839:Schools
1824:Museums
1819:History
1747:Prudhoe
1732:Morpeth
1687:Alnwick
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1792:Places
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1074:Sports
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551:and a
295:Hexham
247:Police
169:Region
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1692:Amble
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1154:Nomis
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