Settlement Association

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Cambridge also has a St John's College within its University.

 

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Cheltenham also hosts a folk festival

 

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Market Rasen also has a racecourse owned by the Jockey Club.

 

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Walesby in Lincolnshire was also once administered by the ancient Hundred of Walshcroft.

 

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Royton near Oldham also has a Grade II* listed church designed by the noted Irish-born architect Temple Lushington Moore.

 

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Blackburn also had a number of cotton mills in the town.

 

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Skipton is also on the Leeds & Liverpool Canal.

 

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Conwy also has a ruined castle

 

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Smethwick also has a notable historic bridge built by Thomas Telford.

 

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Wantage in Oxfordshire also has a branch of the Anglican female religious order of the Community of St Mary the Virgin.

 

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Islip in Oxfordshire is the birthplace of another Anglo-Saxon king of the Wessex dynasty.

 

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Forest Hill is another settlement in Oxfordshire that has a church dedicated to St Nicholas the Confessor.

 

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Barton near Cambridge also has a village pub named The White Horse.

 

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Wimpole is another Cambridgeshire settlement that was once administered by the ancient Hundred of Wetherley.

 

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Moggerhanger, Bedfordshire, is also on the A603 road.

 

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Tabley Inferior in Cheshire also has a Grade I listed house... (Tabley Hall)

 

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Kelso in Scotland is also at Longitude 2° 25' W.

 

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Skerton (Lancaster) also has a bridge built by James Rennie.

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John Rennie (Snr) the builder of Kelso Bridge, was born in Phantassie, E Lothian

 

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Dunure in Ayrshire also has a beehive doocot within its environs.

 

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Aston Clinton is also near to a nearby 'gravity hill' (where a slight downhill slope appears to be an uphill slope due to the layout of the surrounding land, creating the optical illusion).

 

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Hulcott is another settlement that once was administered by the ancient Hundred of Aylesbury.

 

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Drayton Beauchamp also has a moat and a church in Aylesbury Vale District.

 

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Eccles near Manchester also has a Grade I listed church dedicated to St Mary the Virgin.

 

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Bakewell also has a foodstuff that incorporates the name of the town.

 

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Malvern also participates in the traditional custom of Well Dressing.

 

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Harrogate is also a spa town.

 

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Ilkley also has a Betty's Tea Room.

And an Edinburgh Woollen Mill - but too many bad memories of standing on the pavement outside with the other bored husbands & impatiently looking at my watch, to mention that connection.

 

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Beaumaris also has a toy museum.

 

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Amlwch also has a pub named The Liverpool Arms.

 

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Redruth also has a long and historical connection to copper mining.