Drinking
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1637 Old Hall built, Netherhall |
1711 Jane Wotton's charity formed |
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now in British Museum |
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mentioned in Domesday Book |
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1906 Football club in operation |
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1962 New School built |
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1991 Village signs erected
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1996 Anchor Court terrace constructed |
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1714 John Hervey, son of Sir Thomas, |
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1940 Bombs fell on village |
Heath sold to Nature Conservancy Council |
Wing On Pang installed as last resident vicar |
Old Forge Gift Shop opened |
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created 1st Earl of Bristol |
1911 Two bore pumbps installed |
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1381 Prior John De Cambridge murdered at Temple Bridge |
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1693 Rev. James Davies inducted to parish |
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1941 Women's Institute formed |
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1992 Icknield Way path restored |
1997 Post Office & Mill Restaurant closed |
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1558 Church Registers preserved from |
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1826 Mill extended |
1912 Trout Fishery business |
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1963 R.A.F. base abandoned |
1982 Rectory auctioned |
Bright Brothers building co. closed |
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1723 School founded |
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1943 R.A.F base opened |
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90th Bomber Squadron donated memorial |
Crown demolished |
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1831 Sunday School established |
1930 Old Anchor closed |
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1972 Mill, house and garden plots sold |
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Bronze Age artefacts |
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Charter granted |
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1480 Guild of St. Anne and Guild of Holy
Trinity |
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1695 Banstead incorporated with Netherhall |
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1948 Bright Brothers building co. started |
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1993 Neighbourhood watch schemes start |
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1727 John
Cockerton died |
1832 Badgecroft & Netherhall amalgamated |
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Re-cycling bins put in White Hart yard |
1998 Street lighting upgraded |
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1843 Baptist chapel built |
1952 Bakery closed |
1983 Nature Reserve notified an SSSI |
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Mill Restaurant and Country Inn opened |
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1952 New Methodist chapel opened |
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1994 Nature Trail opened on Heath |
Post Office re-opens In Old Forge Gift Shop |
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Anglo Saxon remains (bone gaming pieces) |
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1236 Manors of Tuddenham with |
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1846 School house re-built |
1933 First Council houses built |
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1972 3 tier education system introduced |
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Badgecroft & Netherhall granted |
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15?? Lane Cottage said to have been built |
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New houses built around Green |
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1999 Pilot for the 22villages Heritage project |
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1728 1st Cockerton School opens |
1854 Rectory House re-built |
1935 Village seats (George V Jubillee) |
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1986 Church Bells cease to ring (unsafe) |
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1973 Mill converted to Restaurant |
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1749 Rev. Jame Davies dies |
1863 Village inc. in Mildenhall Highway Div. |
1937 Mains Electricity |
1954 Milling ceased |
Recreation Ground aquired |
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1995 Childrens Play Area on Rec. opened |
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1490 Guild of Our Lady & St John the Baptist |
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1868 Cricket team in operation |
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1955 Village Hall built |
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1987 Bakers Way developed |
Runner-up in Village of the year competition |
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1775 Present Mill built |
1876 Church restored, Methodist Soc formed |
1939 Secondary Education system introduced |
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1975 Old Folks bungalows built in Old Coal Yard |
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1st Village Guide published |
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1882 Disused baptist chapel bought |
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1956 Lord Bristol's Estate holdings sold |
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Friends of St Mary
charity set up |
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1790 Old Bakery built |
1895 Lark Navigation & Transport Co. open |
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1977 Village Sign Donated, Bowls Club formed |
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1796 Enclosure Awards, Church allotment charity set
up |
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1957 Sunshine Club (over 60s) formed |
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1989 Village hall extended |
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