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Trinity Church in 1781. The 19th century saw considerable changes, including a rise in the population and consequently in the number of children. It also saw a rise in the popularity of
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in the early 1330s, but there is no evidence for the sites of these mills. The present mill, Loddon watermill near the town centre which is no longer functioning, was built in the 18th century with the river diverted to run underneath it. Loddon watermill was sometimes known as
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Loddon Ladies Hockey, Loddon Squash Club, White
Dolphins Swimming for children, Loddon and Hales Cricket Club, Loddon Bowls Club, Loddon Community Gym, Short tennis, Short Mat Bowls, Badminton, Tumble Tots, Excelsior Keep Fit for over 50s, Tennis Club, Tennis Coaching, Junior Gymnastics, Junior
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Chedgrave Jubilee Hall and other halls in the community.
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1886:Ditchingham
1861:Cringleford
1791:Bressingham
1771:Bergh Apton
1492:King's Lynn
1176:28 February
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2271:Wicklewood
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2151:Shelfanger
2101:Poringland
2031:Kirby Cane
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1991:Hethersett
1976:Hellington
1966:Heckingham
1936:Gillingham
1776:Bracon Ash
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1487:Hunstanton
1252:21 January
1226:21 January
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1104:References
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318:52°31′59″N
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171:Country
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2066:Morley
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1866:Denton
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1801:Brooke
1726:Aldeby
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1437:Cromer
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572:Norman
530:pulpit
421:bronze
376:Celtic
348:Loddon
231:Police
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