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The Blackburn B-101 Beverley was a 1950s British heavy transport aircraft built by Blackburn and General Aircraft and flown by squadrons of the Royal Air Force Transport Command from 1957 until 1967. It is named after the town of Beverley, East Yorkshire

 

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Crudwell in Wiltshire is also noted for its Handbell Ringers

 

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Temple Grafton also has a well known strawberry fair

 

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Weethley in Warwickshire was once administered by the ancient Hundred of Fernecumbe, which was then later made part of the Hundred of Barlichway

 

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Appletreewick is also at longitude 1° 55' W.

 

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Leadhills in Lanarkshire also has historical connections to lead mining.

 

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Millbrook near Stalybridge also has a name referring to the industry taking place there.

 

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Lower Drift (Cornwall) is also in the shadow of a resevoir (that is to say immediately below the dam)

 

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Sandbach also has an ancient cross (9th Century).

 

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Chester also has a Town Crier.

 

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Caerleon is another of the 28 fortified Roman cities listed by 6th Century monk Gildas the Wise in his account of the Saxon invasion of Britain "De Excidio et Conquestu Britanniae".

Or I could have just said Caerleon was also a fortified Roman city!

 

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Somersby in Lincolnshire was the birthplace of Alfred, Lord Tennyson, who wrote "Idylls of the King" while staying at Caerleon.

 

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Forfar also has a church that is dedicated to St Margaret

 

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The city of Dundee was also once known for the production of jute.

 

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Neston on the Wirral peninsula also has a botanical garden

 

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Another village in the Hundred of Wirral was Hooton.

 

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Trentham in Staffordshire also had a large country house designed by the architect James Wyatt, that has since been demolished.

 

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A neighbouring town is Newcastle-under-Lyme, also in Staffordshire.

 

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Denton in Tameside also has historical links to the manufacture of felt hats.

 

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Mottram-in-Longdendale is at the other end of the M67.

 

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Astbury was also once administered by the Hundred of Macclesfield.

 

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Birkdale also has a golf club.

 

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Lunt was also once administered by the Hundred of West Derby.

 

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The town of High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire also suffers from a sign being regularly defaced.
http://www.bucksfreepress.co.uk/new...ow_reads__Welcome_to_Israel_/#comments-anchor

 

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Chedworth in Gloucestershire also was the site of a Roman villa.

 

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The National Trust also look after a property (Tredegar House) in Newport, South Wales.

 

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Middlesbrough also has a transporter bridge.

 

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Bakewell was considered one of the best places to live in England in one of these innumerable surveys, whereas Middlesbrough...

 

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Surbiton also hosts a food festival

 

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The Bardsey Apple is only grown on Bardsey Island in Gwynedd.

If this one isn't accepted, my alternative is that Tintern Cheese is named after the village of Tintern in Monmouthshire.