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The civil parish covers a wider area than the settlements, and is geographically characterised by much low-lying terrain used for farmland. The land is generally 30β40 m (98β131 ft) above sea level, extending from the flat
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section below) were built to provide homes and workspace for the knitters and families. The 1851 census showed that half of the heads of households in the village were involved in the occupation. Framework knitting in the village declined towards the end of the 19th century as steam-powered machines
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line which currently runs to just outside
Loughborough. The station has an historic road transport collection, a miniature railway and other attractions. The railway operates every Sunday and bank holiday Monday from Easter to late October. There are plans to join it to the preserved portion of the
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trunk road. The north parish border runs alongside the A52 easterly before diverting at Lings Bar roundabout, mirroring
Flawforth Lane to the historical St. Peter's church site before branching off south of Crockhill Wood, meeting and tracing the A60 road briefly, then following a private farm road
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Ruddington expanded further between the wars and after as new housing estates were built at the edge of the village. The
Ordnance Supply and Disposal Depot opened at the start of World War II and occupied a large area on the southern outskirts of the village. The depot closed in the 1980s and the
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This is a mainly residential hamlet of around 200 residents which lies half-mile to the north of the village. It is split into two parts by the A60 road and the Grange manor house surrounding grounds, this having been redeveloped in 1988 into the present-day event venue and golf course. The wider
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on the outskirts. The key shops and facilities are located along the High Street, Church Street and Dutton's Hill roads. The Green is a small village green park area to the south of these. Other parks include the Elms Park football and cricket ground, St Mary's, Vicarage Lane
Playing Field, and
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in AD 1086, Ruddington's population entry recorded around 250 people. Most were involved in agriculture and this way of life changed little for many hundreds of years, the population marginally increasing by the 17th century to only approximately 320.
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St Mary's was first established in
Ruddington village as a manor chapel in around 1292-94 attached to the adjacent manor house (now the Hermitage), the lord of the manor at the time overseeing the building. It was eventually renamed as
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Map of
Ruddington parish, showing boundary, the village area (green), Grange (two orange and light green areas) and Flawford (black rectangle to right shows church location). The business and country parks are to the south of the
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section below) hosting insights into the history and heritage of the village. Residential areas include the Elms Park estate, Manor Park, the newer
Wheatley Fields estate, and Brook Hill which is a thin line of
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track alignment which becomes the boundary in the north western corner of the parish, Wilwell Farm
Cutting Nature Reserve creates a brief deviation with a line of trees before the GCR route meets the existing
2039:"Service 10C on Green Line - City > Railway Station > Trent Bridge > Loughborough Road > Wilford Hill > Ruddington > Rushcliffe Country Park and Great Central Railway Nottingham"
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The village residents have previously conducted high-profile campaigns in an attempt to retain the rural identity as a village and prevent it being subsumed into the adjoining suburban village of
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of 20.5 hectares was first designated in 1970, and stretches from Manor Park, and through the historic centre to more recent buildings on the A60 Loughborough Road. There are also several
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forms the south and west boundaries of the parish, meeting the
Nottingham city border before flowing under the Fairham Bridge which links Ruddington and Clifton. Its subsidiary stream
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church dates from the 9th century and was built over the foundations of the villa, this was a shared church also catering to the nearby villages of Edwalton, Plumtree and Keyworth.
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which eventually fell into disrepair and was pulled down in the late 18th century, the foundations currently marked out in the ground at the site. Along with the lane and a
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Sellors' Playing Field was gifted to the village via the parish council in 1947 by Frederick Sellors, the annual Wakes Funfair being held on the site since 1968.
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1564:"Ruddington Conservation area - Rushcliffe Borough Council"
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Stocking Frame at Ruddington Framework Knitters' Museum
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1949:"New Village Hall. Interesting Ceremony at Ruddington"
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1862:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
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1780:The Framework Knitters Museum Nottingham
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1890:"W H Higginbottom and James Shirtcliff"
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21:Civil parish in England
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1751:"Ruddington - History"
1370:(1864β1930), cricketer
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1337:Great Central Railway
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1663:Powell-Smith, Anna.
1615:Bombs To Butterflies
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392:52.89222Β°N 1.15000Β°W
216:Sovereign state
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2354:West Bridgford
2297:Mansfield Woodhouse
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2214:Newark and Sherwood
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2005:on 5 January 2014.
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1801:"Charles Paget MP"
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