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was built on the flatter land to the south, completely changing the rural nature of the settlement. Early transport was provided by a tram line and the Leeds Ring Road was built to
Middleton. After the colliery closed the area began to decline and by 2001, had areas of multiple deprivation and high
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which at 8.3% was nearly double the Leeds' average. Middleton Park ward contained 10,649 households in 2001. There were 1,201 households with dependent children and no adult in employment. Of the 1,410 of lone-parent households with dependent children, most were women (1,307) and most had no job.
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Broom Pit was the deepest at 810 feet (250 m), and longest-lasting of the
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on 27 June 1812, was "witnessed by thousands of spectators and crowned a complete success....". Three more locomotives were built. The
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Middleton Park FC offers football coaching and has community teams for all age groups, from 18 months old to adults. Rugby Union is played by Leeds
Corinthians, who have a ground and clubhouse by the Middleton District Centre. Crown Green Bowling is represented by two clubs, one in Middleton Park
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for hauling tubs of coal and miners out of the workings. This type of mine was in operation when Anne Leigh married Ralph
Brandling whose family owned collieries in Durham. Brandling's 1,200 acre Middleton estate supplied coal to Leeds but was disadvantaged in the trade by poor roads. Deep mining
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was built in 1933 and became a parish church in 1935 with about two thirds of the
Middleton housing estate in its boundaries. In the 1930s the Belle Isle housing estate was begun. The Church of St John and St Barnabus was built in Belle Isle in 1939 but not consecrated until 1947 because of the
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Northumberland from 1820 until 1826, married Henrietta Armitage of Middleton. The Brandlings appointed John Blenkinsop to manage their collieries in Middleton and he was the hall's occupant in 1809. The hall was destroyed in a fire in 1962. The gate-house serving
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Middleton council estate was built. In 1921 the church acquired a site on the Middleton housing estate on which to build. In 1925 a mission church was built off Middleton Park Avenue. The
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Middleton housing estate occupies flattish land to the south. The high point of Middleton is by the water tower at the western end of Town Street. Middleton is in an area surrounded by three motorways, the
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Before 1840, women and children were employed in coal mines and there were frequent accidents. The worst disaster occurred in 1825 at the Gosforth Pit, named after the Brandling's Durham estate, where an explosion of
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with two greens and the other in Acre Close was originally the Middleton Tenants Bowling Club that changed its name to the Community Bowling Club when the old Tenants Hall was demolished in 2010 and a new one built.
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or day holes dug horizontally into the hill sides where the coal seam outcropped. In 1669 Frances Conyers of New Hall had "cole pits" in Middleton. The pits were small and numerous and many worked for a short time.
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which falls away sharply to the west (towards Dewsbury Road) and in the park to the north of Town Street from where there are extensive views towards the city centre. A height 140 metres (459 ft)
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named "Middleton Park High School" on Acre Road in Middleton, but this was closed on 31 August 1999 despite a challenge in the High Court over the decision to close the school.
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opened a supermarket next to the Middleton District Centre; this should provide over 300 jobs. The District Centre itself has several traders but had failed to develop.
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A municipal golf club opened in 1933 at Middleton Lodge with an 18-hole course in the park. Middleton Leisure Centre offers a range of sporting and fitness activities.
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3416:, Middleton Park golf Club, archived from
2826:
2824:
2227:, British History Online, pp. 306–310
2203:
1019:
1005:
977:remaining in Leeds. The old village was a
3537:
2282:Relationships / unit history of MIDDLETON
2004:Belle Isle Study Group (1985), pp. 41–43.
1938:
1870:
1177:Population change in Middleton 1881–1911
1950:
1914:John Blenkinsop and the cogwheel railway
1444:
1334:
1268:
1228:
1028:Neighbouring towns, villages and places.
841:dependent on Holy Trinity Church in the
695:There is evidence of coal mining in the
686:
677:"The collier" at Middleton Colliery, in
672:
664:
505:
137:26,228 (Ward. Middleton Park. 2011)
27:Suburb of Leeds, West Yorkshire, England
3621:, Middleton Railway Trust Limited, 1990
3294:
2854:
2852:
2821:
2729:"Middleton Park shaft mounds (1017758)"
2059:Middleton Estate & Colliery Co. Ltd
1493:. This church became a parish church.
518:The name Middleton is derived from the
514:were built for the Brandlings' workers.
14:
5195:
3661:
3564:
3522:Studies in the Yorkshire Coal Industry
3288:
3273:
3244:
3238:
3086:"Pupil loses court bid to save school"
3024:
2909:Middleton Hall, Gatehouse, Town Street
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1652:
598:followed by the Leigh or Legh family.
3705:
3698: (Middleton was in this parish).
3599:
3573:
2553:Middleton, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS10
2225:A Topographical Dictionary of England
2218:
2148:
1685:
1631:
1619:
1000:
660:
4770:Parks, gardens & squares
3454:
2849:
2805:"Top of the town cottages (1255814)"
1387:, Morley and the White Rose Centre.
1315:and flanking walls are all Grade II
1169:
1036:
600:John of Gaunt, 1st Duke of Lancaster
3692:The ancient parish of Rothwell
3625:
3555:
3538:Burt, Steven; Grady, Kevin (1994),
3520:Benson, J.; Neville, R. G. (1976),
3358:
2793:
2445:
2409:
2397:
2209:
2047:
1917:, cottontimes.co.uk, archived from
1679:
1476:. The church originally had a tall
1379:, with buses to Leeds city centre,
785:coking, gas and household coal and
392:is a largely residential suburb of
24:
3602:A Dictionary of English Placenames
2886:Middleton Churchyard, War Memorial
2865:National Heritage List for England
2837:National Heritage List for England
2809:National Heritage List for England
2734:National Heritage List for England
2651:Sainsbury's Local – Middleton Park
1217:Middleton CP/Tn Parish-level Unit
910:The Middleton Park ward is in the
434:Middleton was occupied before the
25:
5219:
4038:West Yorkshire Combined Authority
3942:Leeds International Film Festival
3731:
3685:
431:- was 26,228 at the 2011 Census.
105:
75:
5175:
5174:
3662:Youngs, Frederic A. Jr. (1991),
3540:The Illustrated History of Leeds
2533:, Office for National Statistics
2510:, Office for National Statistics
2487:, Office for National Statistics
1584:. Office for National Statistics
1460:was built in 1846 to designs by
1101:
1084:
1076:
1059:
929:with 61.7% of the vote. For the
748:in the centre of Leeds. In 1810
104:
97:
74:
67:
50:
3909:International Piano Competition
3524:, Manchester University Press,
3511:Belle Isle Study Group (1985),
3431:
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1998:
1969:
1951:Weldrake, David (14 May 2008),
1944:
1829:
1806:
1732:
1578:"City of Leeds population 2011"
1551:
1367:in Middleton is coordinated by
933:it is due to be moved into the
884:until 1869, when it joined the
796:
773:grip when hauling coal wagons.
2967:Leeds Supertram United Kingdom
2430:, leeds.gov.uk, archived from
1596:
1570:
1233:Shops at Middleton Park Circus
13:
1:
4707:John Charles Centre for Sport
4687:Elland Road Greyhound Stadium
4661:Yorkshire County Cricket Club
3628:Coal Mining in Middleton Park
3367:Middleton Park Baptist Church
2833:"Church of St Mary (1255815)"
2105:Middleton Broom Colliery Ltd.
1539:
1140:
1102:
1060:
893:Middleton Park electoral ward
837:Middleton was a township and
832:
3558:John Blenkinsop of Middleton
3313:, p. 17, archived from
3064:"Middleton Park High School"
1390:
1330:
1264:
1197:
1085:
1077:
940:
865:. Middleton was part of the
7:
3604:, Oxford University Press,
3565:Illing, Rev. E. J. (1971),
3088:. BBC News. 21 January 1999
1859:Belle Isle Study Group 1985
1786:Belle Isle Study Group 1985
1774:Belle Isle Study Group 1985
1762:Belle Isle Study Group 1985
1727:Belle Isle Study Group 1985
1668:Belle Isle Study Group 1985
1527:
1429:
1353:The original plans for the
875:Poor Law Amendment Act 1834
494:levels of unemployment and
143:OS grid reference
39:Human settlement in England
10:
5224:
5208:Villages in West Yorkshire
3644:Waterhouse, Keith (1994),
3340:Middleton Methodist Chapel
3066:. Gov.uk. 14 December 2018
1450:Middleton St Mary's Church
1348:Leeds Corporation Tramways
1287:scheduled ancient monument
1224:
1215:
1176:
915:parliamentary constituency
618:and died fighting for the
501:
124:Show map of West Yorkshire
29:
5170:
4885:
4769:
4712:Kirkstall Training Ground
4679:
4671:Headingley Cricket Ground
4643:
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3739:
3646:City Lights A Street Life
3569:, Middleton Parish Church
2605:, leeds.gov.uk, p. 2
2186:, leeds.gov.uk, p. 3
1894:, middletonrailway.org.uk
1801:Benson & Neville 1976
1319:. In the churchyard is a
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712:using horses to turn the
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159:Metropolitan borough
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18:Middleton, West Yorkshire
4732:Leeds International Pool
4697:Harewood speed Hillclimb
4635:Headingley Rugby Stadium
4564:Yorkshire Amateur A.F.C.
3847:Armley asbestos disaster
3668:Royal Historical Society
3648:, Hodder and Stoughton,
3582:, New Haven and London:
3515:, Belle Isle Study Group
3440:Middleton leisure centre
3413:Middleton Park Golf Club
3113:Middleton Primary School
2128:Middleton Broom Colliery
2082:Middleton Fireclay Works
1582:Neighbourhood Statistics
1515:
1472:are designated Grade II
1311:, with its contemporary
855:West Riding of Yorkshire
680:The Costume of Yorkshire
406:West Riding of Yorkshire
203:Yorkshire and the Humber
177:Metropolitan county
3857:Battle of Seacroft Moor
3560:, The Middleton Railway
3466:, middletonparkfc.co.uk
3188:Westwood Primary School
2782:, The Middleton Railway
901:Social Democratic Party
807:County Borough of Leeds
4822:Merrion Street Gardens
4651:Northern Superchargers
4503:Leeds Bradford Airport
4403:Hunslet Engine Company
4272:Leeds City bus station
3489:, leedscorinthiansrufc
3214:Education & Skills
2599:Middleton Regeneration
2308:democracy.leeds.gov.uk
2219:Lewis, Samuel (1848),
2180:Middleton Regeneration
2108:, Durham Mining Museum
2062:, Durham Mining Museum
2019:, Durham Mining Museum
1841:, Durham Mining Museum
1818:, Durham Mining Museum
1453:
1343:
1274:
1234:
1071:Morley, West Yorkshire
895:and is represented on
692:
684:
683:by George Walker, 1814
670:
631:Charles John Brandling
515:
491:council housing estate
247:Postcode district
4692:Grange Park, Wetherby
3947:LGBT culture in Leeds
3600:Mills, A. D. (1998),
3584:Yale University Press
3142:, St. Philip's School
2677:Boots Leeds Middleton
1981:Spartacus Educational
1939:Burt & Grady 1994
1871:Burt & Grady 1994
1741:Archaeological Survey
1468:. The church and its
1448:
1338:
1273:Middleton Water Tower
1272:
1232:
931:2024 general election
921:the seat was held by
919:2019 general election
859:ecclesiastical parish
819:Middleton Hiking Club
690:
676:
668:
509:
496:anti-social behaviour
458:Industrial Revolution
448:. It developed as a
56:Middleton Park Avenue
4569:Garforth Town A.F.C.
4463:York and Selby Lines
4438:Leeds–Morecambe line
4433:Leeds–Bradford lines
4265:Yorkshire Coastliner
4245:First West Yorkshire
3959:West Indian Carnival
3762:High-rise apartments
3626:Roe, Martin (2008),
3443:, Leeds City Council
2998:West Yorkshire Metro
2970:, railway Technology
1508:ceiling. There is a
1464:, who also designed
1369:West Yorkshire Metro
1159:Jobseekers Allowance
990:to the east and the
891:Middleton is in the
691:Middleton street map
639:Member of Parliament
579:who had a castle at
438:and recorded in the
227:Sovereign state
4812:Horsforth Hall Park
4752:Wetherby Racecourse
4702:Horsforth Golf Club
4574:Leeds Carnegie F.C.
4559:Farsley Celtic F.C.
4491:Leeds and Liverpool
4393:Abbey Light Railway
4255:Transdev Blazefield
3899:Leeds Conservatoire
3347:on 25 December 2007
3007:on 17 November 2006
2579:, Vision of Britain
2530:Cars or Vans (KS17)
2434:on 26 November 2010
2380:, Vision of Britain
2377:Middleton Yorkshire
2285:, Vision of Britain
1953:"Middleton History"
1466:Leeds Parish Church
1238:a ten-year period.
1147:Middleton Park ward
925:who represents the
845:of Rothwell in the
614:, who invented the
594:The Creppings were
368: /
4747:Moortown Golf Club
4737:Leeds Roller Derby
4666:Yorkshire Diamonds
4656:Otley Cricket Club
4630:Yorkshire Carnegie
4413:Calder Valley line
4126:Morley and Outwood
4054:Elmet and Rothwell
3253:Middleton S Mary's
2859:Historic England,
2831:Historic England,
2803:Historic England,
2779:200 Years of Steam
2759:, middletonrailway
2304:"Your Councillors"
1838:Mining Occupations
1815:Mining Occupations
1486:Church of St Cross
1454:
1344:
1275:
1235:
986:to the south, the
979:ribbon development
897:Leeds City Council
851:Agbrigg and Morley
693:
685:
671:
661:Industrial history
596:lords of the manor
516:
421:Leeds City Council
372:53.7428°N 1.5526°W
313:UK Parliament
259:Dialling code
5190:
5189:
4842:Potternewton Park
4832:Millennium Square
4802:Farnley Hall Park
4792:Bramley Fall Park
4765:
4764:
4742:Leeds Rowing Club
4727:Leeds Hockey Club
4605:Bramley Buffaloes
4544:Leeds United F.C.
4521:
4520:
4471:
4470:
4428:Huddersfield line
4398:Middleton Railway
4153:
4152:
3972:
3971:
3826:Chapeltown riots
3801:Places of worship
3752:Tallest buildings
3637:978-0-9559477-0-4
3593:978-0-300-12665-5
3576:Pevsner, Nikolaus
3542:, Breedon Books,
3486:Leeds Corinthians
3463:Middleton Park FC
3221:on 8 January 2016
2756:Middleton Railway
2625:St Georges Centre
2464:on 8 January 2016
2016:Disasters – Names
1977:"John Blenkinsop"
1294:Middleton Railway
1222:
1221:
1218:
1170:Population change
1137:
1136:
1132:
1131:
1051:Belle Isle, Leeds
742:Charles Brandling
738:act of Parliament
734:Middleton Railway
612:William Gascoigne
410:Leeds city centre
404:a village in the
387:
386:
88:Show map of Leeds
32:Middleton, Ilkley
16:(Redirected from
5215:
5178:
5177:
4807:Golden Acre Park
4782:Armouries Square
4610:Hunslet R.L.F.C.
4600:Bramley R.L.F.C.
4532:
4531:
4388:Disused stations
4290:
4289:
4250:Arriva Yorkshire
4219:City Centre Loop
4164:
4163:
4102:Leeds North West
4090:Leeds North East
3984:Local government
3981:
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3882:
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3757:Listed buildings
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1416:Foundation Stage
1405:secondary school
1373:Arriva Yorkshire
1365:Public transport
1317:listed buildings
1309:St Mary's Church
1283:ancient woodland
1251:Sainsburys Local
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489:in 1920 a large
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4857:Springhead Park
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4554:Guiseley A.F.C.
4549:Leeds City F.C.
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4486:Aire and Calder
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4458:Wharfedale line
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4345:Kirkstall Forge
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4229:Outer Ring Road
4224:Inner Ring Road
4149:
4095:Fabian Hamilton
4059:Alec Shelbrooke
4042:
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3852:Battle of Leeds
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4900:Aireborough
4867:Thorpe Park
4847:Pudsey Park
4837:Park Square
4797:City Square
4777:Armley Park
4584:The Citadel
4579:Elland Road
4418:Hallam Line
4370:Woodlesford
4355:Micklefield
4315:Cross Gates
4305:Burley Park
4071:Hilary Benn
4001:City Region
3964:Light Night
3952:Leeds Pride
3862:Leeds Blitz
3769:City centre
3291:, p. 6
3289:Illing 1971
3276:, p. 5
3274:Illing 1971
3241:, p. 4
3239:Illing 1971
3092:24 November
3070:24 November
3025:Illing 1971
2560:18 February
2556:, Police UK
2412:, p. 2
2400:, p. 8
2245:Youngs 1991
2221:"Middleton"
2161:Illing 1971
2042:Illing 1971
1715:Illing 1971
1682:, p. 3
1655:, p. 2
1653:Illing 1971
1588:28 February
1440:Reformation
1420:Key Stage 2
1377:First Leeds
1325:water tower
1199:Population
1155:Council Tax
935:Leeds South
923:Hilary Benn
823:City Lights
803:public park
697:Middle Ages
655:James Paine
520:Old English
444:of 1086 as
425:Leeds South
375: /
321:Leeds South
5197:Categories
5042:Headingley
5017:Gildersome
4982:Chapeltown
4967:Brown Moor
4952:Boston Spa
4947:Belle Isle
4448:Selby Line
4365:New Pudsey
4335:Headingley
4310:Cottingley
4114:Leeds West
4107:Alex Sobel
4078:Leeds East
3774:Demography
3666:, London:
3513:Belle Isle
3324:19 October
2990:Leeds Area
2231:19 October
2149:Leach 2009
1701:2 December
1632:Mills 1998
1620:Mills 1998
1540:References
1498:Methodists
1151:Belle Isle
1141:Demography
964:sandstones
917:. At the
833:Governance
764:", at his
616:micrometer
581:Pontefract
561:Mildentone
454:coal seams
429:Belle Isle
360:53°44′34″N
134:Population
5157:Woodhouse
5147:West Park
5132:Sheepscar
5097:Middleton
5082:Lawnswood
5077:Kirkstall
5067:Hyde Park
5057:Horsforth
5052:Holt Park
5037:Harehills
4992:Cookridge
4932:Austhorpe
4922:Alwoodley
4379:Lines and
4340:Horsforth
4159:Transport
3470:4 January
1603:Mildetone
1565:Citations
1502:Wesleyans
1470:lych gate
1391:Education
1381:Wakefield
1331:Transport
1313:lych gate
1298:Park Halt
1265:Landmarks
1127:Wakefield
1082:Middleton
941:Geography
879:Kirkstall
871:workhouse
847:wapentake
762:Salamanca
701:bell pits
643:Newcastle
620:Royalists
573:carucates
565:Mildetone
460:a wooden
446:Mildetone
390:Middleton
363:1°33′09″W
349:Yorkshire
302:Yorkshire
297:Ambulance
237:Post town
112:Middleton
82:Middleton
45:Middleton
5181:Category
5152:Whitkirk
5142:Tinshill
5137:Seacroft
5127:Roundhay
5102:Moortown
5092:Meanwood
5012:Garforth
4957:Bramhope
4905:Guiseley
4536:Football
4330:Guiseley
4325:Garforth
4260:Route 36
3977:Politics
3935:Leeds TV
3578:(2009),
2935:, Leodis
2912:, Leodis
2889:, Leodis
2682:Boots UK
2410:Roe 2008
2398:Roe 2008
2131:, Leodis
2085:, Leodis
1528:See also
1430:Religion
1385:Roundhay
1359:Stourton
1117:Dewsbury
1093:Rothwell
1041:Churwell
960:fireclay
839:chapelry
787:fireclay
779:firedamp
723:Newcomen
718:headgear
714:windlass
710:Gin pits
535:Rothwell
462:wagonway
450:manorial
419:ward of
5162:Wortley
5112:Oakwood
5062:Hunslet
5047:Holbeck
5002:Farnley
4962:Bramley
4942:Beeston
4644:Cricket
4498:Cycling
4482:Canals
4300:Bramley
4286:Railway
3877:Culture
3811:Tourism
3806:Schools
3784:History
3779:Economy
3447:20 June
3424:20 June
3225:22 June
3198:22 June
3172:22 June
3146:22 June
3123:22 June
3049:22 June
3011:27 June
2974:27 June
2939:21 June
2916:21 June
2893:21 June
2870:21 June
2842:21 June
2814:21 June
2786:22 June
2740:21 June
2687:20 June
2661:20 June
2583:18 June
2537:20 June
2514:20 June
2491:20 June
2468:17 June
2384:18 June
2289:20 June
2266:20 June
2135:22 June
2112:22 June
2089:25 June
2066:22 June
2023:22 June
1845:21 June
1822:21 June
1680:Bushell
1605:in the
1510:Baptist
1436:chantry
1225:Economy
947:plateau
886:Hunslet
853:in the
608:Felling
585:Beeston
567:in the
502:History
474:Holbeck
344:England
219:England
213:Country
5122:Pudsey
5107:Morley
5027:Halton
5022:Gipton
4987:Colton
4972:Burley
4927:Armley
4915:Yeadon
4910:Rawdon
4360:Morley
4138:Pudsey
3820:Events
3796:People
3740:Topics
3696:GENUKI
3674:
3652:
3634:
3608:
3590:
3546:
3528:
3493:14 May
3193:Ofsted
3167:Ofsted
3118:Ofsted
3099:GCSEs.
3044:Ofsted
2360:18 May
2335:18 May
2314:18 May
1496:Local
1211:1,207
1208:1,268
1205:1,236
1202:1,134
1113:Batley
968:shales
727:hewers
637:, the
555:Ages.
553:Bronze
545:bronze
531:Morley
523:middel
273:Police
195:Region
150:SE2927
5117:Otley
4887:Areas
4680:Other
4593:Rugby
4527:Sport
4508:Trams
4476:Other
4350:Leeds
4238:Buses
4174:A1(M)
4167:Roads
4033:Wards
3930:Media
3923:Other
3894:Bands
3886:Music
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3307:(PDF)
3005:(PDF)
2994:(PDF)
2629:(PDF)
2603:(PDF)
2184:(PDF)
1892:(PDF)
1545:Notes
1516:Sport
1478:spire
1424:GCSEs
1194:1911
1191:1901
1188:1891
1185:1881
1182:Year
705:adits
557:Roman
541:Flint
394:Leeds
241:LEEDS
4895:Adel
4214:M621
4026:2019
4021:2018
4016:2016
4011:2015
3840:1987
3835:1981
3830:1975
3672:ISBN
3650:ISBN
3632:ISBN
3606:ISBN
3588:ISBN
3544:ISBN
3526:ISBN
3495:2015
3472:2010
3449:2012
3426:2012
3399:2009
3376:2009
3353:2009
3326:2011
3262:2009
3227:2012
3200:2012
3174:2012
3148:2012
3125:2012
3094:2019
3072:2019
3051:2012
3013:2010
2976:2010
2941:2012
2918:2012
2895:2012
2872:2012
2844:2012
2816:2012
2788:2012
2765:2009
2742:2012
2712:2009
2689:2012
2663:2012
2637:2009
2611:2009
2585:2012
2562:2016
2539:2012
2516:2012
2493:2012
2470:2012
2440:2009
2386:2012
2362:2024
2337:2024
2316:2024
2291:2012
2268:2012
2233:2011
2192:2009
2137:2012
2114:2012
2091:2012
2068:2012
2025:2012
1993:2009
1964:2009
1927:2009
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