661:"Letchworth (Garden City)". The company adopted this as its name for the town, but adoption of the name was not universal. The legal name of the civil parish and (after 1919) urban district remained simply "Letchworth". First Garden City Limited also gradually dropped the "(Garden City)" suffix from the name, partly reflecting common usage, and partly taking the view that as the town matured it should not permanently be seen as an experiment. Similarly, the town's railway station was initially called "Letchworth (Garden City)", but was renamed "Letchworth" in 1937. The station is now known as Letchworth Garden City, with direct trains to Brighton via St Pancras International and terminating trains to King's Cross to the South, and Cambridge and King's Lynn to the North.
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1504:. The Rose family had taken control of Hotel York in 1957, and by 1960 all its properties had been sold. The town feared that such asset stripping might now happen to Letchworth, and the likelihood of the town gaining the financial benefit that Howard and the pioneers had originally envisaged was decreasing. Initial assurances from Mrs Rose about maintaining the integrity of the estate did not last long. During 1961 First Garden City Limited started auctioning freeholds of parts of the estate and the company proposed to the county council that much of the estate's agricultural belt could be developed, allowing the town to grow to 60,000 people rather than the 32,000 which had originally been envisaged.
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1435:. The council was created following a petition organised by a group of people dissatisfied with how the town was being managed by the Heritage Foundation. Opponents felt that the town council itself was an unnecessary layer of administration. Those opposed to the town council won 22 of the 24 seats on the council at the election in 2009 and began the process of abolishing the council, which took over three years, including legal action being taken and public consultation. The parish of Letchworth Garden City and its town council were eventually abolished on 31 March 2013.
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1103:, the Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation, which is responsible for the management of many aspects of the garden city estate, having some planning and grant-making functions similar to those normally associated with local authorities. These functions derive from the Heritage Foundation's ownership of the estate and do not replace the usual local authority functions and responsibilities, but operate in addition to them.
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Heritage Foundation also has a degree of democratic accountability with the directors reporting to a board of management, which includes local authority representatives. Six of the thirty governors of the Heritage Foundation are directly elected by residents, and ten governors are nominated to represent various groups in the town. The other fourteen governors are appointed by the board of trustees.
607:), in which he advocated the construction of a new kind of town, which he called a "garden city". The idea was summed up in a diagram called the "Three Magnets", showing how the mixed advantages and disadvantages of town or country living could be combined into a third option, "Town-Country", offering the advantages of both cities and the countryside while eliminating their disadvantages. Industry would be kept
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housing was to the east of the nascent town centre, within walking distance of the main industrial area on the eastern edge of the town. Many houses were built in a modest cottage style, finished with cream painted render, green doors, and clay-tiled roofs. To the south-west of the town centre towards
Letchworth village was an area of larger individually-designed houses for the upper middle classes.
1036:. The estate eventually started yielding a financial surplus which could be used for the benefit of the town in 1973. This led to investment in a number of town amenities, including a working farm tourist attraction opened at Standalone Farm (1980), the North Herts Leisure Centre (1982), and a free hospital, the Ernest Gardiner Day Hospital (1984). The Broadway
2403:. Pixmore School opened in 1913 on School Walk, followed by Westbury School on West View in 1925. These were elementary schools, catering for children from ages five to fourteen, which was the school leaving age at the time. Letchworth Grammar School opened in 1931 in prominent buildings in the town centre, with the name carved in the stonework over its doors.
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1446:, having found they were unable to use the former coat of arms of Letchworth Urban District Council. The college issued the council's new arms in May 2010, by which time the process of abolishing the council was already underway. The design includes the three magnets from Ebenezer Howard's diagram on a green background with a black squirrel.
2145:- North Herts Road Runners was founded 1986. It hosts running events including the Standalone 10K, the Greenway Challenge, the First Saturday of the Month 5K, Santa Canta and Run Round the Garden. It was awarded the prize of England Athletics Club of the Year in the Eastern Region in 2019. Members regularly participate in Letchworth
574:"lycce weorth", meaning a farm inside a fence or enclosure. It appears in the Domesday Book of 1086 as "Leceworde", when it was described as having nine households of villagers, four cottagers, one slave and one priest. The presence of the priest suggests that Letchworth was by that time a parish. Letchworth's
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until it was wound up in 1966. The level of compensation was eventually agreed at £3,115,000. Paying this compensation led to the
Letchworth Garden City Corporation operating at a loss for its first few years, funded by loans from the urban district council. The debt was repaid in 1973 and the estate
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Limited acquired a controlling interest in First Garden City Limited. Hotel York's chairman, Amy Rose (née Charles), became managing director of First Garden City Limited in January 1961. Hotel York Limited
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Hitchin Rural District Council and (after 1919) Letchworth Urban District Council to ensure that any approvals needed were given when the company requested them. The company's layout
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Broadway to act as its meeting place and offices. The building stands in a prominent position overlooking Broadway Gardens in the centre of the town. The urban district was enlarged on 1 April 1935 by the abolition of Willian parish (which had already been reduced in 1908), plus smaller areas from
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Lordship and Manor Park estates, begun in 1971. Following the completion of these developments in the 1980s, most new housing in the town has been on previously-developed land, as sites vacated by closed schools and businesses have been redeveloped.
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Despite the ban it is not entirely true to say that there were no pubs in the Garden City. Pubs that had existed from before the foundation of the Garden City continued to operate, including the Three
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Ebenezer Howard's wife, Lizzie (Eliza Ann Bills), died in
November 1904 in London, shortly before she had been due to move to a new house in Letchworth with her husband. As a memorial to her a public hall was built, paid for by public subscriptions. The Mrs Howard Memorial Hall opened in 1906 and was
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and schools were gradually separated into primary and secondary schools. The secondary part of
Pixmore School relocated to new premises on the Jackmans estate in March 1962, becoming the Willian School. The junior part of Pixmore School kept the name, but later moved from School Walk to Rushby Mead.
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in 1935, now called Letchworth Outdoor Pool. As well as a 55-yard (50 m), eight lane main pool with a large trainer pool alongside, the facility includes an extensive sun bathing area, and parking facilities. A public indoor swimming pool opened at the North Herts Leisure Centre on Baldock Road
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is known to have been in use by 1910. When first built, traffic could circulate around the central island in both directions; the instruction to keep left was not added until 1921. It was named "Sollershott Circus" and is recognised as the first roundabout on a public road in the United Kingdom. Two
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Early housing development in Letchworth largely followed Unwin and Parker's masterplan. The first houses built after the founding of the garden city were a group of six houses called "Alpha Cottages" at 22–32 Baldock Road, where the first residents moved in during July 1904. Much of the town's early
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of First Garden City Limited in 1960 led to significant changes in how the company managed the town, which were opposed by the residents and local council who wanted the original garden city ideals retained. They secured an act of parliament which transferred ownership of the estate from the company
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had to use the old parish churches at Letchworth village, Willian or Norton on the edges of the estate. Many of the town's pioneers had non-conformist leanings, in keeping with the radical spirit of the early town. The first new place of worship to be built was the Free Church, built in 1905 (later
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won a competition for designing the town's layout, and were appointed as consulting architects to the company. Most of the pre-existing trees and hedgerows were preserved in the layout. Unwin took the alignment of the town's main avenue (Broadway) from three old oak trees which stood on the central
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to say that when the company was wound up only 10% of any surplus would be applied for the benefit of the town, rather than the 100% anticipated in 1903. The rest was to be distributed among the shareholders of the company. In 1956 limits on dividends to shareholders were removed, with the company
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painted Letchworth people as earnest health freaks. One commonly-cited example of this is the ban, most unusual for a British town, on selling alcohol in public premises. This was initially decided by a public vote in June 1907, in which 54% voted against allowing a licensed public house. This did
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Sport has played an important part in the town's history, with open spaces and playing fields being incorporated into the town's layout. Many early businesses in the town provided recreation facilities for their workers, in keeping with the ethos of the garden city movement. The town has numerous
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The Letchworth Garden City estate is therefore owned by a charity which is intended to act for the benefit of the town's residents. In 2020 its assets were valued at £193 million. The net income is reinvested for the benefit of the community in accordance with the Heritage Foundation's charitable
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Innovation in Letchworth was not confined to the design of buildings. The 1904 layout plan included a point on the main avenue where six roads converged, with the roads later being named Broadway, Spring Road, and Sollershott. Plans drawn up in July 1908 proposed a circular traffic island at this
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Private housing resumed more slowly after the Second World War, partly due to the tight controls on building materials and licences which were imposed and remained in force until 1954. As these restrictions eased, additional areas of private housing were built to the south of the town. This area
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was built in the 12th century, but likely on the site of an earlier building. The original dedication of the church is unknown, but it was rededicated to St Mary during the First World War. The village was along Letchworth Lane, stretching from St Mary's and the adjoining medieval manor house of
1614:. c. xxxix). The act created a public body, the Letchworth Garden City Corporation, which on 1 January 1963 took over the garden city estate as it had existed on 20 July 1961. Compensation for taking the company's assets had to be paid to First Garden City Limited, which continued to exist as a
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The first new houses were occupied in July 1904. The following month First Garden City Limited held a vote amongst shareholders and residents on what name the new garden city should take. Several options were proposed, including "Garden City", "Homeworth" and "Alseopolis". The chosen name was
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During the 1970s and 1980s many of the town's large manufacturing businesses closed. The Kryn and Lahy Steel Foundry closed in 1979. Spirella and ICL both closed their factories in 1989. Borg-Warner also closed its factory during this period. The town went through a period of relatively high
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The Heritage Foundation retains most of the former corporation's functions and responsibilities, and continues to operate the scheme of management for proposed developments on the estate. Although a private body, with a chief executive (Graham Fisher, appointed 2017) and a team of executive
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First Garden City Limited was founded in 1903 to purchase the land and develop the town. Once the garden city was substantially complete it was envisaged that the estate would be transferred to a public body which would manage it for the benefit of the community, and until then dividends to
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In 1905, and again in 1907, the company held "Cheap Cottages Exhibitions", which were contests for architects and builders to demonstrate innovations in inexpensive housing. The 1905 exhibition attracted some 60,000 visitors. The popularity of the exhibitions was significant in leading the
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The civil parish of Letchworth was substantially enlarged on 1 April 1908 to take over the area of Norton parish, which was abolished, and the northern part of Willian parish. The detached part of Letchworth parish at Burleigh Farm was transferred to Knebworth at the same time. A
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unemployment in the early 1980s. Some of the vacated factory sites were redeveloped as business parks and serviced offices, and the town's economy shifted away from a small number of large manufacturing businesses to a large number of smaller office-based businesses.
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branch line, which crosses the middle of the garden city estate. Initially, services were irregular special trains for excursions and construction workers. A more substantial temporary wooden station was opened in 1905 with a regular passenger service. The current
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When work began on the garden city, there were pre-existing church schools in the villages of Willian and Norton. A "Garden City School" opened in November 1905 in temporary sheds near the railway. It transferred to a new building on Norton Road in 1909, becoming
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Since 2013 the town has therefore once again been an unparished area, directly administered by North Hertfordshire District Council, as it had been between 1974 and 2005. The 13 Letchworth councillors on the district council meet as the Letchworth Committee.
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As the town approached its centenary, there was a campaign to change the name officially from Letchworth to "Letchworth Garden City", this time without the parentheses of the 1904 version of the name. Proponents of the change argued that as the later
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Broadway Gallery is a not-for-profit art gallery owned and managed by the Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation. Situated in the former Letchworth Art Centre, the Gallery opened to the public in 2016 with an exhibition of painter and prinkmaker
1348:. Letchworth Urban District Council was formed to replace the parish council and also took over district-level responsibilities from the Hitchin Rural District Council. The first urban district council had 15 councillors: nine "all party", four
1423:. North Hertfordshire District Council established its headquarters in Letchworth in 1975 at the newly-built Council Offices on Gernon Road, which had been built as part of the Central Area (later Garden Square) Shopping Centre redevelopment.
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from First Garden City Limited by Letchworth Urban District Council. In 1959 land to the south-east of the town was also compulsorily purchased for the development of the Jackmans estate, another large council estate, with funding provided by
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Although many residential properties have been sold since the Leasehold Reform Act 1967, the Heritage Foundation remains the landlord of most of the town's industrial, office and retail premises and the surrounding agricultural belt.
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Letchworth today retains large business areas providing jobs in a variety of sectors, and the landlord's profits are reinvested for the benefit of the community by the Heritage Foundation. The town lies 32 miles (51 km) north of
2085:- Letchworth Garden City Cricket Club was established in 1905 and since 1996 has been based at Letchworth Corner Sports Club on Whitethorn Lane. The club has five men's teams, which all compete in leagues, and several junior teams.
407:. Their aim was to create a new type of settlement which provided jobs, services, and good housing for residents, whilst retaining the environmental quality of the countryside, in contrast to most industrial cities of the time.
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The five lowest ranking Lower Super Output Areas in North Hertfordshire in 2019 were 009C, 009B, both in Letchworth South East ward, 012C in Hitchin Oughton ward, 007B in Letchworth Wilbury ward and 003C in Letchworth Grange
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incorporated the "Garden City" within its official name, so too should the first garden city at Letchworth. The Letchworth campaign was successful, with the name of the railway station being changed in 1999 and the
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body, the Letchworth Garden City Corporation, in 1963. The corporation in turn was replaced by a charitable body in 1995, the Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation, which owns and manages the estate today.
917:. To the north of the town work began on the Grange estate in 1947. The estate included its own primary schools, recreation ground, public house and a neighbourhood shopping centre. The land for the estate was
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Letchworth Hall up to the staggered crossroads of Letchworth Lane, Hitchin Road, Baldock Road and Spring Road. Letchworth was a relatively small parish, having a population in 1801 of 67, rising to 96 by 1901.
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of 1086. It remained a small rural village until the start of the twentieth century. The development of the modern town began in 1903, when much of the land in Letchworth and the neighbouring parishes of
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In response, the Letchworth Urban District Council began a campaign to restore the original ethos of the garden city to the estate. It enlisted the support of the local Member of Parliament,
2484:(1878–1914) – artist, first president of the Camden Town Group, lived in Gilman's house (100 Wilbury Road) after Gilman had left it, painting it as "Harold Gilman's House at Letchworth"
485:, which used a similar approach, and aspects of the principles demonstrated at Letchworth have been incorporated into other projects around the world including the Australian capital
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signs were erected on the roundabout in 2006 saying "UK's First Roundabout Built circa 1909" This was after a petition was made by Andrew White of Letchworth for a school project.
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The current arrangements have evolved from one of Letchworth Garden City's founding principles, that the profits from the town should be used for the benefit of the residents.
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sports clubs, which are generally amateur in nature. Many of the clubs compete in regional and national leagues. The more prominent sports represented in the town include:
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The site vacated by the St Christopher School on Broadway became St Francis' College, a girls' school, in 1934. Both independent schools admit boarders and day-pupils.
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Harrison, Roger; Walker, David (2006). David's Book of Letchworth. Letchworth: David's Bookshops.
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Letchworth has a mixture of independent and state schools. There are two state secondary schools:
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As the world's first garden city, Letchworth has had a notable impact on town planning and the
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Howard, Ebenezer (1898). To-morrow: A Peaceful Path to Real Reform. London: Swan Sonnenschein.
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on 23 November 1981, as part of the record-breaking nationwide tornado outbreak on that day.
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Plinston, Horace (1981). A Tale of One City. Letchworth: Letchworth Garden City Corporation.
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Miller, Mervyn (2002). Letchworth: The First Garden City (2nd ed.). Chichester: Phillimore.
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The Skittles Inn, opened 1907. Became "The Settlement", an adult education centre, in 1925.
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Purdom, Charles Benjamin (1963). The Letchworth Achievement. London: J.M. Dent & Sons.
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deer in the town, living principally on Norton Common, but also seen elsewhere.
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To-morrow: A Peaceful Path to Real Reform: Original edition with commentary
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The County of Hertford (Letchworth Urban District) Confirmation Order, 1919
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Ward, Stephen V. (2016). The Peaceful Path. Hatfield: Hertfordshire Press.
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Johnson, Kenneth (1976). The Book of Letchworth. Chesham: Barracuda Books.
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5413:"'Reunion': Richard Smith's colourful paintings come home to Letchworth"
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2542:(1903–1968), musicologist, founded the Letchworth Choral Society in 1941
2490:(1885–1937) – horror writer, lived in the town from 1935 until his death
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was purchased by a company called First Garden City Limited, founded by
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The Development of School Construction Systems in Hertfordshire 1946-64
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Land of Make-Believe: Compensating landowners for what might have been
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Letchworth Garden City is home to one of the UK's largest colonies of
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Hall, Peter (1996). Cities of Tomorrow (2nd ed.). Oxford: Blackwell.
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Resting Places: The Burial Places of More Than 14,000 Famous Persons
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4518:. Letchworth Garden City: Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation
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Conservatives honour their chairman: Mr. C. F. Ball's Long Service,
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Howard, Ebenezer; Hall, Peter; Hardy, Dennis; Ward, Colin (2003).
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was built in 1912 in a prominent location at the end of Broadway.
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3642:"Mežaparks in Riga – One of the First Garden Cities in Europe"
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Listing Selection Guide: Domestic 4: Modern Houses and Housing
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6338:"Pub crawl movie The World's End filmed in former 'dry town'"
2560:(1923–2014) – parapsychologist and author, born in Letchworth
2478:(1876–1919) – artist, founder member of the Camden Town Group
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6283:. Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation. Archived from
4140:"'We don't want a town council' - Letchworth residents vote"
2502:(1907–1953) – international cricketer, and rector of Willian
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which was founded in the town in 1922 and traded until 1991.
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Fifth Congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party
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to launch the Ideal Home Exhibition (which later became the
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in Paris, which Unwin wrote about in 1909. The Letchworth
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3040:. London: The Country Gentleman and Land and Water. 1905.
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Local news and television programmes is provided by
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Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation (1995–present)
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Sollershott Circus, the United Kingdom's first roundabout
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6379:"The World's End team thank Letchworth for warm welcome"
6078:"Died in Germany: Mr. F. N. Turner was on business trip"
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Scheme of Management under the Leasehold Reform Act 1967
3424:. Letchworth: North Hertfordshire District Council. 2001
3307:"British Power Stations operating at 31 December 1961".
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in the 1930s. In his polemic essay on wartime Britain, "
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5513:"Stage is set for Broadway with exciting times ahead".
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The school leaving age was raised to fifteen under the
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Text of the Letchworth Garden City Corporation Act 1962
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The Comet (Letchworth Garden City and Baldock edition)
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The Comet (Letchworth Garden City and Baldock edition)
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The Comet (Letchworth Garden City and Baldock edition)
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4207:"Unanimous vote for Letchworth town council abolition"
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The Comet (Letchworth Garden City and Baldock edition)
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3712:. Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
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The Comet (Letchworth Garden City and Baldock edition)
2791:"Slight univallate hillfort on Wilbury Hill (1016410)"
3921:(2nd ed.). Chichester: Phillimore. p. 117.
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purposes. Such payments in 2020 totalled £6 million.
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On 1 April 1919 the parish of Letchworth was made an
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North Hertfordshire District Council (1974–present)
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850:The biggest employer for a number of years was the
6215:"Flight Sergeant Frank Tees (1332270) Rear Gunner"
6029:"Tom Killick | Cricket Players and Officials"
5903:Bonett, Helena (2012). "Harold Gilman 1876–1919".
2425:The independent schools in Letchworth include the
645:A temporary railway halt was built in 1903 on the
6157:William Ratcliffe: paintings, prints and drawings
5937:Bonett, Helena (2012). "Spencer Gore 1878–1914".
5700:. Stroud: Amberley Publishing. 2015. p. 69.
2139:was founded in 1924 and is based on Baldock Road.
984:in the twentieth century. It directly influenced
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2275:. Television signals are received from the
6307:The Virgin Encyclopedia of Indie & New Wave
5858:Roman Catholic Parish of Letchworth Garden City
2411:The Highfield School opened in September 1965.
1678:) similar to almost all of the United Kingdom.
1379:Letchworth Urban District was abolished by the
5111:"National Rink Hockey Association: Division 1"
4539:Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation Act
3889:. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth
3788:. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth
2906:. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth
1685:Climate data for Climate data from Letchworth
1508:Letchworth Garden City Corporation (1963–1995)
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3000:. Hatfield: Hertfordshire Press. p. 42.
2530:(1925–2022) - television critic and novelist.
1178:Letchworth Urban District Council (1919–1974)
1134:The parish of Letchworth was included in the
724:rebuilt in 1923). It was followed in 1907 by
5333:. Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation
5132:"Letchworth Garden City Rugby Football Club"
4801:. Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation
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930:. The Jackmans estate was developed on the "
885:. The power station was demolished in 2007.
5882:. Northern Publishing Service. p. 82.
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4166:"Campaigners plan to dissolve town council"
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3647:. Riga Technical University. Archived from
1519:Letchworth Garden City Corporation Act 1962
1141:from 1835. It therefore became part of the
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4569:Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation
3782:"Letchworth Ancient Parish / Civil Parish"
3761:Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation
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3242:"EDLAW NO. 2 LTD: Company number 00215686"
2900:"Letchworth Ancient Parish / Civil Parish"
2224:, who was born and grew up in Letchworth.
1427:Letchworth Garden City Council (2005–2013)
1034:Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation
673:one of the town's first public buildings.
410:The town's initial layout was designed by
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3038:The Book of the Cheap Cottages Exhibition
1419:, with county level services provided by
601:To-morrow: A Peaceful Path to Real Reform
418:. It includes the United Kingdom's first
404:To-morrow: A Peaceful Path to Real Reform
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5517:. Archant. 29 December 2016. p. 26.
5494:. Archant. 11 September 2008. p. 31
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4085:Help Eliminate Letchworth Parish Council
3943:Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Pictorial
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6679:List of civil parishes in Hertfordshire
6413:A photo guide to Letchworth Garden City
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6366:. Archant. 6 December 2012. p. 14.
6184:. London. 28 November 1968. p. 10.
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6106:. St Christopher School. Archived from
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2508:(1919–2022) – scientist, author of the
719:For the first few years the new town's
7686:Former civil parishes in Hertfordshire
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6418:A photo tour of Letchworth Garden City
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6082:West Briton and Royal Cornwall Gazette
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5543:"Letchworth Town Twinning Association"
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4081:"History of Letchworth Parish Council"
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3418:Letchworth Conservation Area Appraisal
2129:division 1 national champions in 2009.
860:International Computers and Tabulators
514:Before the Garden City: Old Letchworth
422:, Sollershott Circus, which was built
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5374:"Home - Broadway Gallery, Letchworth"
4895:"Letchworth Garden City Cricket Club"
4821:"Letchworth Garden City Cricket Club"
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3706:"Index of Multiple Deprivation, 2019"
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1462:First Garden City Limited (1903–1962)
1431:Between 2005 and 2013 the town had a
1157:Letchworth Parish Council (1908–1919)
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668:Mrs Howard Memorial Hall, opened 1906
7681:Populated places established in 1903
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4302:North Hertfordshire District Council
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3193:"The Spirella Building, Bridge Road"
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1417:North Hertfordshire District Council
1089:North Hertfordshire District Council
715:, the Quakers' Meeting House of 1907
5698:Letchworth Garden City through time
5568:Reynolds, Charlie (15 March 2021).
5476:. Archant. 3 July 2008. p. 25.
4233:"Council minutes, 22 November 2012"
4195:. Archant. 11 June 2009. p. 1.
3478:. Historic England. 2017. p. 8
2566:– film director, directed the film
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1099:, Letchworth is unique in having a
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458:, on the railway linking London to
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5832:Comic-Con International: San Diego
5301:"Letchworth Sport and Tennis Club"
5280:"Letchworth Amateur Swimming Club"
4717:"European Severe Weather Database"
4335:. London: Routledge. p. 215.
4107:North Hertfordshire (Parish) Order
3965:National Heritage List for England
3540:National Heritage List for England
3379:Harrison and Walker, 2006, page 43
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3128:(London), 24 November 1916, page 4
2886:National Heritage List for England
2867:National Heritage List for England
2795:National Heritage List for England
2127:National Rink Hockey Association's
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1030:Letchworth Garden City Corporation
852:British Tabulating Machine Company
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7706:Unparished areas in Hertfordshire
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6362:"All star switch on for lights".
6195:Stephens, Chris (28 April 2016).
5880:Trafford Park Tramways, 1897–1946
5658:Keath, Michael P K (March 1983).
3945:(Luton), 10 December 1929, page 2
3919:Letchworth: The First Garden City
3588:"Roundabout showed way to future"
2882:"Letchworth Hall Hotel (1174314)"
2437:on the Broadway building laid by
1024:First Garden City Heritage Museum
862:(ICT) and finally became part of
583:The early days of the Garden City
6718:European Parliament constituency
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4422:
4413:
4392:Bentley, Daniel (October 2018).
4385:
4376:
4367:
4358:
3960:"Letchworth Town Hall (1393610)"
3885:A Vision of Britain through Time
3786:A Vision of Britain through Time
3507:"Roundabouts: The widening gyre"
2770:. Office for National Statistics
2350:
2329:
2312:
2298:
1636:industrial and provident society
1530:
1111:Historically, Letchworth was an
548:. The hill fort was refortified
75:
68:
50:
7640:List of places in Hertfordshire
6129:Ripley, Mike (15 August 2022).
5772:"The school of tomorrow, today"
5669:(PhD thesis). pp. 322, 324
5488:"Ushering in new era at cinema"
4967:"Letchworth Garden City Eagles"
4946:"Letchworth Garden City Eagles"
4846:"Letchworth Corner Sports Club"
4349:
4324:
4290:
4281:
4251:
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3067:. 20 March 2013. Archived from
3053:
3044:
3030:
3021:
2975:
2966:
2957:
2948:
2939:
2918:
2663:
2593:lived in the nearby village of
2548:(1931 – 2016) - english artist
926:as the area was to accommodate
864:International Computers Limited
609:separate from residential areas
7701:New towns started in the 1900s
7696:Radburn design housing estates
7691:1903 establishments in England
7671:Planned communities in England
6377:Foskett, Ewan (11 July 2013).
4971:Football Club History Database
4589:Asher, J P (15 January 2017).
3684:Miller, 2002, pp. 180-182, 188
3327:(Various years). CEGB, London.
2892:
2873:
2854:
2845:
2819:
2810:
2801:
2782:
2756:
2262:
2214:
1280: • Succeeded by
1063:for well-managed green space.
934:" which had been pioneered in
650:Hitchin, Royston and Cambridge
18:Town in Hertfordshire, England
1:
5943:. Tate Research Publication.
5909:. Tate Research Publication.
5090:"Letchworth Rink Hockey Club"
3872:(London), 2 June 1909, page 8
3556:A–Z of Letchworth Garden City
3275:Trinity buys rival's assets.
2749:
2653:Church of St Paul, Letchworth
2585:Letchworth in popular culture
2097:Letchworth Garden City Eagles
1673:Köppen climate classification
1479:, owned by its shareholders.
1082:
817:Kryn & Lahy Steel Foundry
595:In 1898, the social reformer
549:
544:, beside the ancient road of
534:
423:
7711:North Hertfordshire District
6793:King George V Playing Fields
6713:Parliamentary constituencies
6696:Hertfordshire County Council
6336:Lewis, Katy (11 July 2013).
6251:"About Peter Underwood FRSA"
6057:"Lovelock: Curriculum Vitae"
5258:"North Herts Leisure Centre"
5069:"East Region Hockey Leagues"
4191:"HELP promise power purge".
4046:Miller, 2002, pages 177, 189
3883:"Letchworth Urban District,
3222:Miller, 2002, pages 108, 144
2464:Church of St Hugh of Lincoln
1657:
1421:Hertfordshire County Council
1093:Hertfordshire County Council
728:, the Meeting House for the
522:St Mary's Church, Letchworth
105:33,990 (Built up area, 2021)
7:
5778:. Archant. 24 November 2016
5260:. Stevenage Leisure Limited
4482:Plinston, 1981, pp. 213-214
4373:Plinston, 1981, pages 19-20
4213:. Archant. 23 November 2012
3868:Sir John Gorst's Heritage,
3388:Miller, 2002, pages 182-183
3279:, 5 September 1991, page 15
2851:Johnson, 1976, pages 18, 77
2631:
2236:The Broadway Cinema in 2017
2053:
1948:Average precipitation days
1804:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1734:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
1583:Status: Current legislation
1324: • County Council
976:Wider impact of garden city
846:after the Second World War.
771:
112:OS grid reference
23:Letchworth (disambiguation)
10:
7727:
7607:Wholly unparished boroughs
6753:Grade II* listed buildings
6180:"Obituary: Hans Redlich".
6155:Allwood, Rosamond (2011).
5999:"Annie Kenney – Biography"
4763:. Archant. 8 February 2017
4737:. Archant. 23 October 2021
4668:Annual Report and Accounts
3732:"Green Flag Award winners"
3594:. Archant. 26 January 2006
3341:"Letchworth power station"
2420:The Knights Templar School
2367:
2283: on 95.5 FM and
2038:
1684:
1667:Letchworth experiences an
1662:
1606:, who sponsored a bill in
1512:United Kingdom legislation
1367:The council was granted a
1364:other adjoining parishes.
1359:In 1935 the council built
1166:was established, with Sir
892:
605:Garden Cities of To-morrow
508:
462:, and it also adjoins the
20:
7632:
7606:
7550:
7504:
7443:
7252:
7207:
6941:
6913:Nettleden with Potten End
6845:
6733:Settlements by population
6688:
6529:
6468:
5462:Miller, 2002, pp. 137-138
5228:"Letchworth Outdoor Pool"
4925:"Letchworth Cricket Club"
4355:Plinston, 1981, pages 7-9
3693:Miller, 2002, pp. 199-200
3325:CEGB Statistical Yearbook
3050:Miller, 2002, pages 55-59
2994:Ward, Stephen V. (2016).
2963:Miller, 2002, pages 44-47
2807:Miller, 2002, pages 29–30
2227:
2046:Letchworth was struck by
1991:
1947:
1873:
1803:
1733:
1728:
1725:
1722:
1719:
1716:
1713:
1710:
1707:
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1701:
1698:
1695:
1692:
1689:
1624:Leasehold Reform Act 1967
1588:
1581:
1571:
1566:
1553:
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1529:
1524:
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1381:Local Government Act 1972
1338:
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1189:
1184:
1170:, a barrister and former
1147:Local Government Act 1894
959:point, influenced by the
561:Roman conquest of Britain
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6748:Grade I listed buildings
6197:"Richard Smith obituary"
6131:"Philip Purser obituary"
5378:www.broadway-gallery.com
4870:"Letchworth Hockey Club"
4146:. Archant. 22 April 2008
3809:"Hitchin Poor Law Union"
3675:Plinston, 1981, page 224
3124:Letchworth and the War,
2643:The Cloisters Letchworth
2599:The Lion and the Unicorn
2577:– bass guitar player of
2281:BBC Three Counties Radio
2101:Letchworth Football Club
883:1984–1985 miners' strike
647:Great Northern Railway's
624:Arts and Crafts movement
603:(republished in 1902 as
290:North East Hertfordshire
7225:Elstree and Borehamwood
5353:"The Icknield Way Path"
5327:"Letchworth's Greenway"
4446:Plinston, 1981, page 63
4437:Johnson, 1976, page 109
3917:Miller, Mervyn (2002).
3559:. Amberley Publishing.
3496:Johnson, 1976, page 119
2936:Hall, 1996, pages 92-97
2363:(twinned in the 1960s).
2159:. It was replaced by a
1489:articles of association
1415:, governed directly by
1097:local government bodies
1095:. In addition to these
990:Hampstead Garden Suburb
533:, thought to date from
481:; it influenced nearby
7666:Towns in Hertfordshire
7139:Stanstead St Margarets
5971:Wilson, Scott (2016).
5796:Johnson, 1976, page 77
5648:Johnson, 1976, page 83
5595:"The Highfield School"
5428:Johnson, 1976, page 53
5247:Miller, 2002, page 181
5013:"Letchworth Golf Club"
4874:Letchworth Hockey Club
4691:"Records and Averages"
4500:Miller, 2002, page 175
4464:Purdom, 1962, page 115
4455:Miller, 2002, page 169
4428:Miller, 2002, page 168
4419:Miller, 2002, page 166
4382:Miller, 2002, page 155
4364:Miller, 2002, page 122
4321:Plinston, 1981, page 4
4298:"Letchworth Committee"
4172:. Archant. 24 May 2008
4006:Miller, 2002, page 177
3994:Briggs, 1971, page 232
3859:Miller, 2002, page 114
3841:Miller, 2002, page 113
3710:Indices of Deprivation
3463:Miller, 2002, page 160
3451:Miller, 2002, page 158
3442:Johnson, 1976, page 99
3288:Miller, 2002, page 132
3266:Miller, 2002, page 131
3231:Miller, 2002, page 146
3213:Miller, 2002, page 102
3182:Miller, 2002, page 161
3173:Miller, 2002, page 150
3164:Johnson, 1976, page 52
3146:Johnson, 1976, page 82
2972:Gordon, 1977, page 105
2954:Johnson, 1976, page 50
2816:Johnson, 1976, page 17
2604:The Road to Wigan Pier
2546:Richard Smith (artist)
2380:
2237:
2222:Richard Smith (artist)
1471:
1411:, and so it became an
1397:Hitchin Rural District
1270: • Abolished
1206:
1143:Hitchin Rural District
1025:
961:
955:
919:compulsorily purchased
902:
784:
749:Group Life: Letchworth
740:
716:
669:
592:
523:
359:Letchworth Garden City
216:Postcode district
210:Letchworth Garden City
83:Letchworth Garden City
36:Letchworth Garden City
6469:Boroughs or districts
6305:Larkin, Colin (1998)
6281:"Broadway Cinema Ltd"
6255:peterunderwood.org.uk
6003:Spartacus Educational
5854:"Fr Adrian Fortescue"
5574:Hertfordshire Mercury
5037:Miller, 2002, page 85
4784:Miller, 2002, page 86
4491:Miller,2002, page 175
4027:The National Archives
3807:Higginbotham, Peter.
3406:Miller, 2002, page 53
3397:Miller, 2002, page 57
3155:Miller, 2002, page 80
3137:Miller, 2002, page 82
3115:Miller, 2002, page 96
3091:"Lenin in Letchworth"
3027:Miller, 2002, page 87
2981:Miller, 2002, page 36
2945:Miller, 2002, page 17
2427:St Christopher School
2416:comprehensive schools
2379:from Broadway in 2017
2375:
2293:Hertfordshire Mercury
2235:
2137:Letchworth Rugby Club
1469:
1316:Contained within
1205:
1023:
953:
946:UK's first roundabout
924:London County Council
900:
779:
738:
711:
667:
590:
521:
6009:on 17 September 2011
5722:"The Willian School"
5203:"Letchworth parkrun"
3630:Hall, 1996, page 115
3621:Hall, 1996, page 102
3612:Hall, 1996, page 107
3536:"Broadway (1000908)"
2826:Powell-Smith, Anna.
2638:Broadway, Letchworth
2512:, born in Letchworth
2388:The Highfield School
2340:Rhineland-Palatinate
1361:Letchworth Town Hall
1260: • Created
831:, a manufacturer of
633:In 1904, architects
361:, commonly known as
196:Sovereign state
57:Letchworth Town Hall
21:For other uses, see
7588:Northaw and Cuffley
7254:North Hertfordshire
6758:Scheduled monuments
6532:(cities in italics)
6496:North Hertfordshire
6326:Miller, 2002, p. 79
6261:on 16 November 2011
6110:on 19 December 2010
5415:. 25 February 2016.
5331:Discover Letchworth
4899:Discover Letchworth
4799:Discover Letchworth
3654:on 11 February 2017
3553:Tidy, Josh (2018).
3311:. 1 June 1962: 931.
2904:A Vision of Britain
2658:Letchworth Cemetery
2516:Frank Newman Turner
2431:St Francis' College
2377:St Francis' College
2285:Heart Hertfordshire
1612:10 & 11 Eliz. 2
1560:10 & 11 Eliz. 2
1477:joint stock company
1405:North Hertfordshire
1285:North Hertfordshire
936:Radburn, New Jersey
829:Shelvoke and Drewry
823:Irvin Great Britain
566:By the time of the
384:, appearing in the
367:North Hertfordshire
365:, is a town in the
337: /
136:North Hertfordshire
7094:Little Berkhamsted
7014:Brickendon Liberty
6994:Bishop's Stortford
6943:East Hertfordshire
6671:Welwyn Garden City
6549:Bishop's Stortford
6486:East Hertfordshire
6231:on 6 December 2010
5878:Gray, Ted (1996).
5620:"Fearnhill School"
5549:on 24 October 2021
5307:on 20 October 2021
5048:"Letchworth Par 3"
4992:"Hertfordshire FA"
4905:on 19 October 2021
4642:"How we're funded"
4239:. 22 November 2012
4120:on 27 October 2021
4022:legislation.gov.uk
3534:Historic England.
3195:. Historic England
2880:Historic England.
2861:Historic England.
2789:Historic England.
2648:St George's Church
2470:Walter Henry Gaunt
2408:Education Act 1944
2381:
2238:
1594:legislation.gov.uk
1472:
1399:to become the new
1207:
1069:Welwyn Garden City
1045:conservation areas
1026:
986:Welwyn Garden City
982:new towns movement
956:
903:
811:J. M. Dent and Son
785:
741:
730:Society of Friends
717:
670:
593:
524:
483:Welwyn Garden City
479:new towns movement
468:conservation areas
380:Letchworth was an
282:UK Parliament
228:Dialling code
7648:
7647:
7555:(partly parished)
7509:(partly parished)
7448:(partly parished)
7257:(partly parished)
7230:Hertsmere Meriden
7212:(partly parished)
6946:(wholly parished)
6850:(partly parished)
6801:
6800:
6530:Major settlements
6501:City of St Albans
6455:Ceremonial county
6104:"About the Monte"
5984:978-0-7864-7992-4
5889:978-1-899181-34-6
5834:. 7 February 2020
5807:"St Chris School"
4697:. 8 February 2017
3640:Krastiņš, Jānis.
3309:Electrical Review
3248:. Companies House
2997:The Peaceful Path
2744:978-1-909291-69-0
2534:William Ratcliffe
2448:Notable residents
2414:With the move to
2205:Knettishall Heath
2193:Icknield Way Path
2179:Recreation routes
2073:Sport and leisure
2043:
2042:
1600:
1599:
1525:Act of Parliament
1342:
1341:
1239: • 1971
1229: • 1921
1216:
1215:
963:Place de l'Étoile
932:Radburn principle
797:Spirella Building
782:Spirella Building
356:
355:
146:Shire county
7718:
7563:Ayot St Lawrence
7556:
7510:
7449:
7415:St Paul's Walden
7258:
7213:
7134:Stanstead Abbots
6947:
6898:Little Gaddesden
6851:
6828:
6821:
6814:
6805:
6804:
6768:Lord Lieutenants
6738:Lost settlements
6723:Boundary changes
6463:
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6309:, Virgin Books,
6303:
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6294:
6292:
6287:on 16 April 2010
6277:
6271:
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6257:. Archived from
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5443:Cinema Treasures
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2664:Bibliography
2618:Edgar Wright
2611:
2609:
2602:
2588:
2579:The Breeders
2567:
2540:Hans Redlich
2494:Annie Kenney
2488:W. F. Harvey
2482:Spencer Gore
2454:John Allison
2443:
2439:Annie Besant
2424:
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1573:Royal assent
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1444:coat of arms
1437:
1433:town council
1430:
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1369:coat of arms
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1264:1 April 1919
1212:Coat of arms
1172:Conservative
1160:
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1000:in Germany,
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837:fire engines
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702:Daily Sketch
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546:Icknield Way
542:Wilbury Hill
525:
493:in Germany,
476:
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416:Barry Parker
409:
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379:
369:district of
362:
358:
357:
27:
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7583:North Mymms
7527:Chorleywood
7410:St Ippolyts
7305:Great Ashby
7240:South Mimms
7114:Much Hadham
7024:Buntingford
6928:Tring Rural
6918:Northchurch
6863:Berkhamsted
6619:Potters Bar
6579:Chorleywood
6564:Buntingford
6554:Borehamwood
6544:Berkhamsted
6235:16 February
5531:. May 2004.
4243:28 December
4217:28 December
4176:28 December
2768:Census 2021
2589:The author
2510:Gaia Theory
2500:Tom Killick
2466:in the town
2435:cornerstone
2277:Sandy Heath
2263:Local media
2215:Art gallery
1354:independent
1057:Howard Park
1049:deprivation
879:gas turbine
844:Borg-Warner
753:Huxley Hall
613:brickfields
572:Old English
540:, stood on
472:deprivation
435:Howard Park
427: 1909
375:garden city
344: /
7661:Letchworth
7655:Categories
7614:Broxbourne
7522:Batchworth
7491:St Stephen
7486:St Michael
7425:Wallington
7164:Thundridge
7144:Stapleford
7034:Datchworth
6908:Nash Mills
6614:Letchworth
6559:Broxbourne
6476:Broxbourne
5838:13 October
5812:24 October
5782:24 October
5756:24 October
5731:11 October
5673:24 October
5629:24 October
5604:24 October
5553:24 October
5498:23 October
5448:22 October
5358:21 October
5337:17 October
5311:20 October
5285:20 October
5264:20 October
5233:20 October
5137:21 October
5116:19 October
5095:19 October
5074:19 October
5053:20 October
5018:20 October
4997:22 October
4976:22 October
4951:22 October
4930:28 October
4909:19 October
4851:19 October
4830:19 October
4767:24 October
4741:23 October
4675:18 October
4651:18 October
4626:18 October
4601:17 October
4574:17 October
4565:"About us"
4546:17 October
4522:17 October
4405:15 October
4342:0415317479
4150:17 October
4124:13 October
4090:13 October
3658:29 October
3598:26 October
3572:26 October
3482:11 October
3350:1 February
3126:Daily News
3095:BBC Sounds
2750:References
2675:0900455217
2626:Nick Frost
2622:Simon Pegg
2595:Wallington
2564:Simon West
2273:ITV Anglia
1642:" status.
1608:Parliament
1562:. c. xxxix
1545:Long title
1492:chairman,
1352:, and two
1307:Letchworth
1221:Population
1185:Letchworth
1168:John Gorst
1145:under the
1121:Broadwater
1083:Governance
969:roundabout
909:After the
858:to become
726:'Howgills'
697:Daily Mail
680:Daily Mail
617:green belt
528:Bronze Age
420:roundabout
363:Letchworth
329:51°58′41″N
101:Population
7619:Stevenage
7481:Sandridge
7445:St Albans
7435:Wymondley
7420:Therfield
7345:Knebworth
7325:Ickleford
7315:Hinxworth
7285:Caldecote
7209:Hertsmere
7079:High Wych
7004:Braughing
6999:Bramfield
6989:Benington
6933:Wigginton
6878:Flamstead
6868:Bovingdon
6788:Windmills
6701:Elections
6675:See also:
6646:Stevenage
6640:St Albans
6609:Hoddesdon
6584:Harpenden
6506:Stevenage
6491:Hertsmere
6385:. Archant
6383:The Comet
6182:The Times
5956:24 August
5922:24 August
5776:The Comet
5515:The Comet
4761:The Comet
4735:The Comet
4597:. Archant
4595:The Comet
4211:The Comet
4170:The Comet
4144:The Comet
3893:4 October
3818:3 October
3792:3 October
3766:3 October
3592:The Comet
3428:9 October
3252:7 October
3199:7 October
3101:4 October
3013:9 October
2837:3 October
2289:The Comet
2251:starring
2157:Pix Brook
2039:Source:
1658:Geography
1129:Knebworth
1077:post town
1006:Mežaparks
875:megawatts
833:dustcarts
721:Anglicans
531:hill fort
499:Mežaparks
460:Cambridge
332:0°13′48″W
266:Ambulance
206:Post town
7633:See also
7578:Hatfield
7573:Essendon
7476:Redbourn
7330:Kelshall
7300:Graveley
7295:Codicote
7290:Clothall
7220:Aldenham
7189:Westmill
7179:Wareside
7064:Hertford
7039:Eastwick
7029:Cottered
7019:Buckland
6969:Aspenden
6903:Markyate
6883:Flaunden
6599:Hertford
6589:Hatfield
6574:Cheshunt
6389:30 April
6342:BBC News
6317:, p. 318
6062:11 April
6040:11 April
5579:24 April
5383:14 March
5212:29 April
4879:16 March
4701:11 April
3971:11 April
3519:11 April
3345:Geograph
3075:11 April
2774:8 August
2632:See also
2269:BBC East
2189:cyclists
2153:Swimming
2095:club is
2093:football
2089:Football
2054:Wildlife
2034:1,585.3
1943:(28.04)
1874:Average
1555:Citation
1401:district
1395:and the
1002:Tapanila
998:Hellerau
994:Canberra
793:Spirella
772:Industry
713:Howgills
699:and the
626:and the
491:Hellerau
487:Canberra
442:takeover
128:District
119:TL215325
7624:Watford
7537:Sarratt
7400:Rushden
7395:Royston
7385:Radwell
7380:Preston
7360:Newnham
7350:Langley
7335:Kimpton
7320:Holwell
7280:Bygrave
7270:Barkway
7265:Ashwell
7235:Shenley
7199:Wyddial
7194:Widford
7169:Walkern
7159:Thorley
7129:Standon
7119:Sacombe
7109:Meesden
7089:Hunsdon
7084:Hormead
7044:Gilston
6979:Bayford
6964:Ardeley
6858:Aldbury
6847:Dacorum
6783:Museums
6778:Schools
6763:History
6666:Watford
6629:Royston
6604:Hitchin
6539:Baldock
6516:Watford
6481:Dacorum
6265:25 July
6114:24 July
6088:3 April
6013:25 July
5863:3 April
5207:Parkrun
4695:Msn.com
4307:8 April
3716:2 April
2569:Con Air
2368:Schools
2344:Germany
2305:twinned
2209:Suffolk
2185:walkers
2147:parkrun
2143:Running
2083:Cricket
2067:muntjac
1938:(2.56)
1933:(2.95)
1928:(3.19)
1923:(2.25)
1918:(2.46)
1913:(1.92)
1908:(2.07)
1903:(2.05)
1898:(2.13)
1893:(1.93)
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