Whereas Wigan has achieved a certain amount of "fame" for its pier
18 Nov 2014 #7,231 cjp Member Joined 28 Jan 2012 Messages 1,059 Location In front of a computer Whereas Wigan has achieved a certain amount of "fame" for its pier
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18 Nov 2014 #7,232 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Warrington also has a professional rugby league club.
18 Nov 2014 #7,233 High Dyke Established Member Joined 1 Jan 2013 Messages 5,029 Location Yellabelly Country East Kilbride is also designated a 'New Town'.
18 Nov 2014 #7,234 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Ardrossan also has a wind farm in its environs.
19 Nov 2014 #7,235 cjp Member Joined 28 Jan 2012 Messages 1,059 Location In front of a computer One can get a ferry from Ardrossan to Brodick on the Isle of Arran
19 Nov 2014 #7,236 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Shapinsey is another settlement on an island where a castle was built ...(Balfour Castle there).
19 Nov 2014 #7,237 High Dyke Established Member Joined 1 Jan 2013 Messages 5,029 Location Yellabelly Country Swerford is also served by a Community Bus service (The Villager).
19 Nov 2014 #7,238 cjp Member Joined 28 Jan 2012 Messages 1,059 Location In front of a computer Belmont, now part of Wantage, also has a church with a spire.
19 Nov 2014 #7,239 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Clitheroe also had a motte and bailey castle constructed in the 12th century.
19 Nov 2014 #7,240 High Dyke Established Member Joined 1 Jan 2013 Messages 5,029 Location Yellabelly Country Burscough also has a football team that plays in the Northern Premier League Division 1 North.
20 Nov 2014 #7,241 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Gargrave also lies on the line of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal.
20 Nov 2014 #7,242 johnnychips Established Member Joined 19 Nov 2011 Messages 3,826 Location Leeds Bellingham is also on the Pennine Way.
20 Nov 2014 #7,243 cjp Member Joined 28 Jan 2012 Messages 1,059 Location In front of a computer Stonehaugh is also a Northumberland settlement
20 Nov 2014 #7,244 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Kielder Village also housed workers who worked on Forestry Commission grounds.
21 Nov 2014 #7,245 W Welshman Established Member Joined 11 Mar 2010 Messages 3,068 The Anglican church at Kielder is in a group which also includes Thorneyburn.
21 Nov 2014 #7,246 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Billinge also has a church dedicated to St Aidan
21 Nov 2014 #7,247 High Dyke Established Member Joined 1 Jan 2013 Messages 5,029 Location Yellabelly Country Beith also had a Royal Observer Corps (ROC) post in its vicinity.
22 Nov 2014 #7,248 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Penicuik also has historical connections to the linen trade.
22 Nov 2014 #7,249 W Welshman Established Member Joined 11 Mar 2010 Messages 3,068 Penicuik is situated on the Lothian River Esk [North], and should not be confused with Ruswarp, which is situated on the North Yorkshire River Esk.
Penicuik is situated on the Lothian River Esk [North], and should not be confused with Ruswarp, which is situated on the North Yorkshire River Esk.
22 Nov 2014 #7,250 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Commondale also has a stone pannierway in its environs.
22 Nov 2014 #7,251 High Dyke Established Member Joined 1 Jan 2013 Messages 5,029 Location Yellabelly Country Bryncethin is also associated with the manufacture of bricks.
22 Nov 2014 #7,252 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Quarrelton also had a coal mine in its environs.
22 Nov 2014 #7,253 cjp Member Joined 28 Jan 2012 Messages 1,059 Location In front of a computer Kinneddar Colliery, situated near Dunfermline was also a a scene of a mining disaster. After the deaths in 1895 the mine was sealed
Kinneddar Colliery, situated near Dunfermline was also a a scene of a mining disaster. After the deaths in 1895 the mine was sealed
22 Nov 2014 #7,254 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Keighley was another recipient of a Carnegie Library.
22 Nov 2014 #7,255 johnnychips Established Member Joined 19 Nov 2011 Messages 3,826 Location Leeds Denis Healey, born in Keighley, represented Leeds East (and subsequent name variations) as MP for forty years.
Denis Healey, born in Keighley, represented Leeds East (and subsequent name variations) as MP for forty years.
23 Nov 2014 #7,256 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Bradford was another important settlement in the Kingdom of Elmet.
23 Nov 2014 #7,257 cjp Member Joined 28 Jan 2012 Messages 1,059 Location In front of a computer Leicester also has a large Asian ethnic population
23 Nov 2014 #7,258 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Kerry is another settlement that has given its name to a breed of sheep.
23 Nov 2014 #7,259 High Dyke Established Member Joined 1 Jan 2013 Messages 5,029 Location Yellabelly Country The Battle of Kerry was fought nearby in 1228 between Llywelyn Fawr and Hubert de Burgh. Hubert de Burgh died in 1243 in Banstead.
The Battle of Kerry was fought nearby in 1228 between Llywelyn Fawr and Hubert de Burgh. Hubert de Burgh died in 1243 in Banstead.
23 Nov 2014 #7,260 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Lavenham is another settlement that was connected with the medieval woollen trade in England.