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Corsham
Primary School, split between Pound Pill and Broadwood Avenue, was formed from Lady Methuen's School for Girls (founded 1816), the National School for Girls (c.1840s) and Corsham British School for Boys (c.1840). These schools came under the aegis of the Corsham School Board in 1893 and were
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known as the "Flemish
Weavers Houses". However, there is little cogent evidence to support that name and it appears more likely to derive from a handful of Dutch workers who arrived in the 17th century. The Grove, opposite the High Street, is a typical example of classic Georgian architecture, as is
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Copenacre site, off the A4 Bath Road about 1 mile (1.6 km) west of Corsham, was originally an underground stone quarry below land formerly part of the Hartham estate; this was taken over by the Ministry of Defence in 1937 and became the Royal Naval Stores Depot, Copenacre. The underground
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Ebenezer Chapel, Priory Street, was formed in 1822/3 when some members of the
Congregational Church split over doctrine. The present building opened in 1829 and has been extended since then. As of 2016, the building is still in use, as Corsham Baptist Church. Zion Hill Baptist Chapel was built in
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Middlewick Lane, just north of the town. It was extended in the early 1970s to provide additional accommodation. The house was split into residential accommodation while part of the grounds were split off in 2002 under the auspices of the Town Council to provide a nature area where local
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and the county's district councils were all merged into this body. From 2009, voters in the area elect three councillors to the unitary authority, one from each of three single-member electoral divisions: Corsham
Ladbrook, Corsham Pickwick, and Corsham Without (which extends to neighbouring
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Pevsner writes: "A large church with a commanding S tower with spire. It looks as if it were all built for the great house and the estate in the days of
Victorian prosperity. In fact Street only restored an old church, but he did it unfortunately thoroughly, and he added the tower."
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stores closed on 30 September 1995. The site closed completely in
January 2011 and was sold. In 2016 demolition started to redevelop the brownfield site into housing. Two original mine structures remain incorporated into the development, one being a shaft entrance.
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met in several locations, beginning in the mid nineteenth century at Pockeridge Lodge, moving to Neston, while another group met in Pickwick. By 1903, both were meeting in Neston and in 1925 they bought the Primitive Methodist Chapel, Station Road.
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Pound Arts also organises two annual festivals: the Blue Sky Festival in June, for various art forms including music and comedy; and the Magic and Mayhem Festival in November, featuring magic, burlesque, music hall and other decadent arts.
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Corsham Regis Primary Academy, Kings Avenue, opened in 1943 for the children of incoming military workers. It became a junior school in 1955 when older children transferred to the Corsham Secondary Modern School, and now has about 150
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Regional Command, Headquarters RAF Police & Security Services, No 1 Signals Unit, Controller Defence Communications Network and 1001 Signals Unit. The main site also served as the primary entrance for the
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The first official census of 1801 showed Corsham having 2,402 inhabitants, while that of 2011 recorded exactly 13,000. The increase shown for 1840 is due to the influx of stone workers and the arrival of the
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in about 2000, while the detachment of 1001 Signals Unit of the RAF remained at the Hawthorn site until its privatisation. RAF Rudloe Manor was then absorbed into Joint Support Unit Corsham.
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is about 8 miles (12 km) from Corsham. Bus company Faresaver operate local services, as well as buses to nearby towns (including the twice-per-hour X31 between Bath and Chippenham).
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is from 1776; later additions include a barn, used as a dining room and later a science block, and a multi-functional performance hall. The school is part of the Wishford Schools group.
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By 1998 it had become mostly administrative, housing the RAF Provost and Security Services, which dealt with security and criminal investigation. The sites were taken over by the
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Brakspear, Sir; Harold (b. Corsham, Wilts. 10 March 1870 – d. 20 November 1934). Who's Who 2006 and Who Was Who 1897–2005 (2005). Retrieved 10 October 2006. Available from
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closed in 1965. Proposals to reopen the station have been put forward since at least 2009, and, in 2021, a feasibility study was approved by the Department for Transport.
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competition for the Peter Henderson trophy which is named in memory of a local doctor and former chairman of the twinning association. As part of the 2008 event, a mock
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is a welfare centre offering temporary accommodation for services families who require it. The centre has 63 family units, a medical centre and other amenities.
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Corsham has four primary schools, an independent preparatory school and a large secondary school. The primary schools, catering for students up to age 11, are:
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chapel was built on Pickwick Road in 1903. In 1984 the congregation was joined by the nearby Congregational church (which by then was part of the
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meeting-house and was transferred to the Congregational church in 1690. The chapel is a Grade I listed building and continues in use as of 2016.
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era, the Corsham area belonged to the King, and had a large forest, which was later cleared to make way for further agricultural expansion.
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national route. It is 28 miles (45 km) southwest of Swindon, 20 miles (32 km) east of Bristol, 8 miles (13 km) north-east of
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and employs approximately 2,000 people. Several defence sites in the Corsham area are located underground and were formed from historic
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carries the main line westward through Corsham to Box Tunnel. In 1971, 6.6 hectares (16 acres) of land in the cutting were designated a
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A number of defence-related contractors are co-located or in the vicinity of the MoD sites, such as Chemring Energetics UK Limited and
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Hawthorn site, on Skynet Drive, previously accommodated the RAF 1001 Signal Unit detachment of RAF Rudloe Manor. The site supports the
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providing education from ages 2 to 11, and has about 260 pupils. It is located on two acres of property in the centre of Corsham, near
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influence (possibly caused by the recording of local pronunciation), when the town is reported to have been in the possession of the
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as an "unusually impressive example of a late 17th century manor house", having remnants of a 14th-century wing. More recently, the
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Neston Primary School, Church Rise, Neston, was founded in 1861 as Corshamside School. It now provides for about 200 pupils.
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of Bath. The school closed in 1922 and the building was used for a time as a glove factory, then as a
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finally merged in 1923. It now provides for about 680 pupils.
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2003:(1906–1979), England Test cricketer, brother of the below
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Katie Adams (7 July 2008). "Mock attack on town hall".
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2055:A 1773 map shows Neston's earlier name of
1795:. Television signals is received from the
1771:In 2014, scenes for the new adaptation of
1628:
1624:is a Royal Navy data processing facility.
1426:. Some local services call at the nearest
1079:Heywood Prep School, Priory Street, is an
983:. There are currently twenty councillors.
905:is a Georgian estate that includes a rare
850:house has been the residence of architect
373:
4376:. www.movie-locations.com. Archived from
3348:"Church of St. John the Baptist, Corsham"
2291:
2039:The historic High Street is typical of a
1947:(b. 1973), actor, best known for playing
1004:. No census was taken in 1941 due to the
995:Changes in Corsham's population 1801–2001
889:, just outside the town, was occupied by
506:and Neston, which is at the gates of the
71:Learn how and when to remove this message
4637:
4604:"Nasa Expert Returns to His Home Town".
4504:"Corsham Headlines - Gazette and Herald"
4478:"Corsham radio station ready to go live"
4374:"Film locations for Barry Lyndon (1975)"
4131:"MoD Copenacre site set for development"
3999:
3173:Pugh, R.B.; Crittall, Elizabeth (eds.).
3172:
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1141:
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868:
606:
518:Corsham appears to derive its name from
2579:
1718:hosted major outdoor film sets for the
1212:In the north chancel chapel, the large
464:, and 4 miles (6 km) southwest of
14:
5156:
4686:Corsham at Wiltshire Community History
4577:"Hurley school celebrates anniversary"
3915:"Twinning should be for young and old"
3584:"Congregational Church, Pickwick Road"
2914:
2664:
2658:
2594:; Cherry, Bridget (revision) (1975) .
2498:
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1220:is shared with his first wife, Agnes.
4716:
4110:Research records (formerly PastScape)
2940:"Demographic data for SN13 (Corsham)"
2421:
2239:
1857:(b. 1971), journalist, columnist for
1575:Defence Communication Services Agency
1499:standing in for the Parisian prison.
862:flora and fauna can be seen. Nearby,
742:(meaning a peak or pointed hill) and
4227:"Corsham Cellars at Octavian Vaults"
4158:"£800m to be spent on military base"
4155:
4029:
3895:from the original on 29 October 2021
3223:"Church of St Bartholomew (1021975)"
2942:. www.mouseprice.com. Archived from
2873:. www.corsham.gov.uk. Archived from
2642:. www.corsham.gov.uk. Archived from
1828:
1689:Another use for the quarries is the
1430:, 4.5 miles (7.2 km) away, but
1282:and Arthur Knapp; the architect was
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502:The parish includes the villages of
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4904:List of civil parishes in Wiltshire
4185:"Services Cotswold Centre, Corsham"
3793:. Wiltshire Council. Archived from
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2863:
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2424:"Corsham hosting Blue Sky Festival"
1568:Central Government War Headquarters
1561:The manor house of RAF Rudloe Manor
1455:Site of Special Scientific Interest
1087:, on a site first mentioned in the
24:
4631:
3859:"Support for railway station plan"
3641:National Heritage List for England
3637:"Corsham Baptist Church (1022108)"
3486:National Heritage List for England
3382:St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
3227:National Heritage List for England
3128:National Heritage List for England
2699:National Heritage List for England
1878:(b. 1980), actress, best known as
1799:and the local relay transmitters.
1527:
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5185:
4663:
4347:Scott McPherson (11 March 2008).
3482:"Congregational Chapel (1363968)"
3429:"Society of Friends, Monk's Lane"
1848:
1644:Defence, Science and Technology.
1600:
1266:
587:road (now the A4) from London to
4669:
3558:"Ebenezer Baptist Chapel, Velly"
2091:– small village north of Hartham
2084:(anticlockwise from the north):
2063:
2048:
2032:
1916:Sir Gabriel Goldney, 1st Baronet
1893:(b. 1947) and her first husband
1627:The Services Cotswold Centre in
1580:
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4703:– entry on the Corsham bunkers
4300:"£50 Million Media Park opens"
3943:"Corsham Twinning Association"
2992:"Corsham Regis Primary School"
2824:"Election Maps: Great Britain"
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3964:"Festival marks French first"
3327:Corsham & Lacock Churches
3252:Corsham & Lacock Churches
2665:Yilmaz, Tanya (7 July 2015).
2533:The King's England: Wiltshire
2159:
2150:(near Biddestone and Colerne)
1817:The local newspapers are the
916:
717:brewery in London, known for
5063:Parliamentary constituencies
4677:travel guide from Wikivoyage
3739:"Primitive Methodist Chapel"
3323:"A history of Neston Church"
2871:"Welcome To Corsham Council"
2640:"Welcome To Corsham Council"
2422:Hicks, Amber (1 June 2015).
2144:Colerne Park and Monk's Wood
2140:(near Rudloe and Box Tunnel)
1720:2008 BBC television adaption
1355:
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5174:Civil parishes in Wiltshire
4279:"Secret Underground Cities"
3791:"Wesleyan Methodist Chapel"
3713:"Particular Baptist Chapel"
3407:Wiltshire Community History
3048:Wiltshire Community History
3022:Wiltshire Community History
2996:Wiltshire Community History
2970:Wiltshire Community History
2565:Wiltshire Community History
2351:Wiltshire Community History
2347:"Question: Flemish weavers"
2292:Longstaff, John G. (1911).
2268:Wiltshire Community History
2075:
1979:, lives at Middlewick House
1918:of Beechfield (1813–1900),
1647:
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154:OS grid reference
85:Human settlement in England
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5098:Grade II* listed buildings
3687:"Zion Hill Baptist Chapel"
3403:"Pickwick School, Corsham"
2316:www.visionofbritain.org.uk
2025:
1658:Underground extraction of
1651:
1616:Private Finance Initiative
1550:
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1170:The main parish Church of
685:
641:, and parks landscaped by
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27:Town in Wiltshire, England
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4322:"Town switches centuries"
1802:Local radio stations are
1731:Tess of the D'Urbervilles
1457:for its notable geology.
1259:was built in 1912 in the
1132:King's College, Cambridge
987:Population and demography
938:Local Government Act 1972
746:(village). The Wiltshire
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538:. Corsham is recorded as
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5093:Grade I listed buildings
4624:Libraries & Heritage
3662:"Corsham Baptist Church"
3282:, vol. 97 (1868), p. 151
2966:"Corsham Primary School"
2746:"Councillor by Division"
2695:"Rudloe Manor (1022808)"
2600:The Buildings of England
1782:
1679:off-site data protection
1491:was staged to celebrate
1489:Storming of the Bastille
1368:Corsham is connected to
1166:Church of St Bartholomew
1146:Church of St Bartholomew
942:Wiltshire County Council
901:. Further to the north,
715:Fuller, Smith and Turner
4695:Historic Corsham photos
4644:. Pen and Sword Books.
4638:McCamley, Nick (2000).
4253:"Storage and Retrieval"
3018:"Neston Primary School"
2373:"Corsham Net – Welcome"
2154:Corsham Railway Cutting
1725:Lark Rise to Candleford
1654:Bath Stone § Mines
1622:Corsham Computer Centre
1451:Corsham Railway Cutting
1443:Isambard Kingdom Brunel
1413:Great Western Main Line
814:, and in the southeast
661:in the centre of town.
43:Some of this article's
4701:Subterranea Britannica
4082:. Subterranean Britain
3248:"Corsham Church Guide"
3181:. University of London
3179:British History Online
2537:Hodder & Stoughton
2499:Flavin, Steve (1991).
2329:Ramsay, James (1898).
2201:. Corsham Town Council
1753:The Remains of the Day
1562:
1472:
1437:The eastern portal of
1365:
1350:United Reformed Church
1147:
1039:with about 190 pupils.
1037:voluntary aided school
996:
883:
612:
274:Postcode district
204:Ceremonial county
186:Unitary authority
4859:Royal Wootton Bassett
4658:on 27 September 2007.
4349:"Lark Rise returning"
3821:Wiltshire United Area
2926:www.citypopulation.de
2798:"Towards One Council"
2772:"Councillors by Ward"
2507:: S.B. Publications.
2501:Corsham Born and Bred
2475:Wiltshire Place Names
1975:(b. 1944), musician,
1734:in Church Street and
1671:wine storage facility
1560:
1468:
1447:Great Western Railway
1424:Great Western Railway
1404:. Junction 17 of the
1363:
1184:Victorian restoration
1178:, is partly built on
1145:
1054:) Primary School and
1002:Great Western Railway
994:
891:Camilla Parker Bowles
872:
857:Beechfield is a late
854:and his descendants.
719:Fuller's London Pride
659:Hungerford Almshouses
610:
4681:Corsham Town Council
4233:on 13 September 2015
4135:Gazette & Herald
3455:"Monk's Lane Chapel"
3070:"The Corsham School"
2901:Corsham Town Council
2606:. pp. 191–192.
2561:"Question: Pickwick"
1910:Revd Richard Enraght
1895:Andrew Parker Bowles
1253:St. John the Baptist
671:Arts Council England
618:The stately home of
542:as late as 1611 (on
319:Dorset and Wiltshire
254:Sovereign state
5103:Scheduled monuments
4782:(cities in italics)
4759:Unitary authorities
4032:"Burlington Bunker"
3891:. 29 October 2021.
3666:corshambaptists.org
3409:. Wiltshire Council
3280:History from Marble
3050:. Wiltshire Council
3024:. Wiltshire Council
2998:. Wiltshire Council
2972:. Wiltshire Council
2752:on 16 February 2008
2567:. Wiltshire Council
2353:. Wiltshire Council
2270:. Wiltshire Council
1957:and lead detective
1835:non-League football
1804:BBC Radio Wiltshire
1765:Wives and Daughters
1759:A Respectable Trade
1685:Film and television
1514:Ministry of Defence
1428:station at Melksham
1306:Other free churches
1280:Sir Gabriel Goldney
1156:St Cyriac's, Lacock
1114:during the time of
1068:and is now a large
1058:CE Primary School.
760:The Pickwick Papers
497:Ministry of Defence
420: /
5169:Towns in Wiltshire
5128:Deputy Lieutenants
4557:on 7 February 2002
4482:Gazette and Herald
4353:Gazette and Herald
4326:Gazette and Herald
4137:. 27 November 2012
3920:Swindon Advertiser
3635:Historic England.
3532:"Baptist, Corsham"
3480:Historic England.
3278:, Vincent Brooks,
3276:John Gough Nichols
3221:Historic England.
3153:Wishford Education
3122:Historic England.
2897:"Town Councillors"
2877:on 17 October 2010
2846:"Your Councillors"
2693:Historic England.
2646:on 2 November 2010
2455:. 19 November 2015
2428:Gazette and Herald
2127:Chippenham Without
1819:Gazette and Herald
1563:
1475:Corsham has had a
1473:
1432:Chippenham station
1366:
1346:Wesleyan Methodist
1334:Particular Baptist
1152:Diocese of Bristol
1148:
1130:and eventually to
1118:(1068–1135) as an
1081:independent school
1062:The Corsham School
997:
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639:Thomas Chippendale
613:
581:underground mining
562:Ethelred of Wessex
342:UK Parliament
286:Dialling code
5151:
5150:
5037:Wilts & Berks
4780:Major settlements
4771:Wiltshire Council
4745:Ceremonial county
4690:Wiltshire Council
4622:Wiltshire Council
4610:. 27 August 2009.
4531:. 19 October 2013
4525:"Wiltshire Times"
4406:on 7 January 2008
3969:Salisbury Journal
3889:Wiltshire Council
3863:BBC News: England
3616:on 22 August 2016
3610:"Ebenezer Chapel"
3352:Wiltshire Council
3297:Wiltshire Council
2946:on 25 August 2009
2850:Wiltshire Council
2826:. Ordnance Survey
2592:Pevsner, Nikolaus
2473:Richard Tomkins,
2119:, east of Gastard
1994:, climatologist,
1985:, family seat is
1967:Death In Paradise
1839:Corsham Town F.C.
1829:Sport and leisure
1497:Corsham Town Hall
1470:Corsham Town Hall
1278:and his tenants,
1224:Outlying churches
1138:Anglican churches
961:Wiltshire Council
957:unitary authority
931:Liberal Democrats
838:Notable buildings
767:Other settlements
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1928:Goldney baronets
1926:, and the later
1904:Harold Brakspear
1899:Middlewick House
1876:Jennifer Biddall
1855:Decca Aitkenhead
1793:ITV West Country
1701:RAF Rudloe Manor
1635:HMS Royal Arthur
1591:Astrium Services
1553:RAF Rudloe Manor
1370:Bradford on Avon
1218:Thomas Tropenell
1112:Marmoutier Abbey
1006:Second World War
949:District Council
887:Middlewick House
852:Harold Brakspear
848:Grade II* listed
844:Nikolaus Pevsner
643:Capability Brown
596:listed buildings
536:Earl of Cornwall
489:Second World War
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3104:6 September
3079:6 September
2881:10 November
2782:10 November
2678:23 November
2628:xreferplus.
2529:Mee, Arthur
1949:Nick Harper
1897:, lived at
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1762:(1997) and
1716:Neston Park
1714:parishes.
1681:at Neston.
1610:Other units
1547:Rudloe site
1534:MoD Corsham
1406:M4 motorway
1396:, a former
1272:St. Patrick
1242:local stone
1199:C.F. Hansom
1188:G.E. Street
1160:Bowden Hill
959:managed by
881:James Wyatt
877:manor house
828:The Linleys
824:Monk's Park
737:Anglo-Saxon
707:Neston Park
635:Robert Adam
627:Royal Manor
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508:Neston Park
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4886:Warminster
4881:Trowbridge
4839:Malmesbury
4804:Chippenham
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4509:24 October
4488:24 October
4462:24 October
4456:UK Free TV
4436:24 October
4430:UK Free TV
4141:5 November
4115:30 October
4030:Higgypop.
3869:28 October
2650:8 November
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2514:1870708865
2199:"About us"
2183:25 October
2160:References
2123:Chippenham
2089:Biddestone
1977:Pink Floyd
1973:Nick Mason
1924:Chippenham
1808:Heart West
1664:Hanson plc
1660:Bath Stone
1652:See also:
1522:Bath Stone
1439:Box Tunnel
1386:Chippenham
1374:B3109 road
1214:altar tomb
1095:Bath stone
1074:sixth form
968:, part of
923:Chippenham
917:Governance
899:Pink Floyd
895:Nick Mason
800:Moor Green
781:Cross Keys
773:Middlewick
577:Bath stone
546:'s map of
544:John Speed
520:Cosa's hām
477:Bath Stone
466:Chippenham
412:51°26′02″N
350:Chippenham
230:South West
145:Population
4986:Nine Mile
4900:See also:
4865:Salisbury
4824:Highworth
4814:Cricklade
4751:Wiltshire
4620:courtesy
4190:15 August
4169:2 October
2596:Wiltshire
2274:22 August
2264:"Corsham"
2174:"Corsham"
2001:Jim Smith
1954:My Family
1885:Hollyoaks
1845:in 2007.
1738:grounds.
1696:Blake's 7
1384:, and to
1356:Transport
1323:malthouse
1290:factory.
1230:St Philip
1128:The Crown
1016:Education
936:When the
832:The Ridge
796:Westwells
665:Community
569:Wiltshire
548:Wiltshire
454:Cotswolds
450:Wiltshire
415:2°11′06″W
401:Wiltshire
326:Ambulance
307:Wiltshire
264:Post town
212:Wiltshire
194:Wiltshire
177:Corsham
135:Wiltshire
18:Westwells
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4876:Tidworth
4849:Melksham
4829:Larkhill
4789:Amesbury
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4332:16 April
4306:16 April
4263:16 March
4211:29 March
4086:4 August
4064:4 August
4036:Higgypop
4015:4 August
3893:Archived
2950:6 August
2724:BBC News
2571:21 March
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2231:23 April
2138:Box Mine
2076:See also
2041:Cotswold
1789:BBC West
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1750:(1975),
1648:Quarries
1593:under a
1477:twinning
1445:for the
1398:turnpike
1378:Melksham
1344:A large
1338:Brethren
1288:gas mask
1234:St James
1101:Churches
929:for the
859:Georgian
808:Thingley
792:Leafield
788:Hudswell
757:' novel
733:Pickwick
728:Pickwick
722:cask ale
651:peacocks
603:Features
585:turnpike
528:Cosseham
510:estate.
493:Cold War
491:and the
448:in west
366:.corsham
161:ST873706
50:reliable
5164:Corsham
5138:Museums
5118:Schools
5108:History
5053:Economy
4871:Swindon
4819:Devizes
4809:Corsham
4766:Swindon
4675:Corsham
4589:12 July
4561:13 July
4284:30 June
3976:15 July
3927:15 July
2906:20 July
2855:20 July
2830:20 July
2808:18 July
2756:18 July
2730:20 July
2704:24 July
2459:28 June
2433:28 June
2407:28 June
2383:14 July
2107:Atworth
2095:Colerne
2026:Gallery
1774:Poldark
1712:Atworth
1508:Defence
1503:Economy
1481:Jargeau
1402:Bristol
1392:by the
1380:by the
1372:by the
1312:Baptist
1263:style.
1257:Gastard
1203:Methuen
1116:Henry I
1072:with a
1070:academy
1029:pupils.
909:court.
820:Gastard
812:Westrop
692:Gastard
686:Gastard
631:Methuen
589:Bristol
579:, with
514:History
504:Gastard
442:Corsham
396:England
359:Website
268:Corsham
246:England
240:Country
127:Corsham
91:Corsham
5073:Places
5046:Topics
5025:Canals
5006:Thames
4981:Nadder
4971:Kennet
4951:Damson
4941:Chalke
4931:Bourne
4914:Rivers
4896:Wilton
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2146:, and
2113:Lacock
1797:Mendip
1708:Lacock
1629:Neston
1587:Skynet
1485:boules
1300:Quaker
1261:gothic
1207:Norman
966:Lacock
953:Lacock
907:stické
804:Easton
703:Neston
698:Neston
681:Parish
540:Cosham
532:Norman
302:Police
222:Region
5083:SSSIs
5016:Wylye
4956:Ebble
4799:Calne
4688:from
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3775:4 May
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3723:4 May
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3568:4 May
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3465:4 May
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3413:4 May
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3362:5 May
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3307:5 May
3257:3 May
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3206:3 May
3185:3 May
3133:2 May
3054:2 May
3028:2 May
3002:2 May
2976:2 May
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1783:Media
1642:Serco
1382:B3353
1376:, to
1240:, in
1180:Saxon
1124:prior
798:with
624:Saxon
552:Saxon
292:01225
290:01249
5058:Flag
5011:Till
4946:Cole
4921:Biss
4854:Mere
4646:ISBN
4591:2008
4563:2008
4537:2023
4511:2023
4490:2023
4464:2023
4438:2023
4412:2010
4386:2010
4360:2008
4334:2008
4308:2008
4286:2008
4265:2008
4239:2015
4213:2016
4192:2008
4171:2006
4143:2015
4117:2015
4088:2008
4066:2008
4054:HMSO
4017:2008
3978:2008
3950:2010
3929:2008
3901:2021
3871:2021
3828:2016
3803:2016
3777:2016
3751:2016
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3309:2016
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3234:2016
3208:2016
3187:2016
3160:2024
3135:2016
3106:2024
3081:2024
3056:2016
3030:2016
3004:2016
2978:2016
2952:2008
2908:2024
2883:2010
2857:2024
2832:2024
2810:2008
2784:2010
2758:2008
2732:2024
2706:2023
2680:2015
2652:2010
2608:ISBN
2573:2022
2541:ISBN
2509:ISBN
2461:2016
2435:2016
2409:2016
2385:2008
2359:2022
2276:2019
2233:2021
2207:2021
2185:2022
2125:and
2043:town
1996:GISS
1922:for
1821:and
1791:and
1710:and
1677:for
1512:The
1411:The
1390:Bath
1388:and
1332:The
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1310:The
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944:and
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709:, a
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