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The proportion of households in the civil parish who owned their home outright compares to the regional average of 35.1%. The proportion who owned their home with a loan compares to the regional average of 32.5%. The remaining % is made up of rented dwellings (plus a negligible percentage of
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Greater than this, education employed 12% of the population (549 people). Wholesale and retail trade, and the sale/repair of motor vehicles was the most important single category with 639 people. Next, just behind education, was health and social work employing 495 people. Accommodation and food
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The reputed and lost
Frenches manor represented the knight's fee held there by Richard le French in 1349. In 1402 John French released the manor of Frenches to Robert Oyldesborough, brewer, of London, having briefly been held by William Hamonde, probably in trust and passed to Robert Russell in
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Taking the parish as a whole: 213 people at the time of the last census were employed in finance and insurance industries. Despite the heathland covering the parish, only 0.8% of residents in 2011 were employed in quarrying, forestry and agriculture, similarly real estate accounted for 1.2% of
699:; it and the adjacent recreation grounds are managed by trustees representing the donors and the Parish Council. A caretaker lives nearby. Beside the Hall are a playground and tennis and cricket facilities. There are a large events room, a meeting room, and the Sidney Sime Memorial Gallery.
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Worplesdon
Rangers FC is another football club based in and around the parish; the club was founded in 2001 and caters for pre-reception to Under 18 age-groups playing in the Surrey Primary League. Committee meetings are held monthly at Jacobs Well Village Hall.
591:". Part holders' surnames thereafter included: Logge, Osbaldeston, Harding, Parker, Manory, Vyne, White in 1580 and in 1584 sold outright to William Harding, who thus acquired the whole again. Henceforth it descended with the manor of Claygate in
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in 1625 for three lifetimes. The
Harbord family next held it followed by John Payne of Hurtmore and Thomas Newton of Stoke (next Guildford) who owned it in 1670. Its owners until 1911 acquired what remained of the estate as early as in 1681, the
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presences, although the latter's barracks has been redeveloped into homes. Public
Administration and Defence; Compulsory Social Security's total of people was 38 fewer than manufacturing, which gave employment to 239 people in 2011.
611:. The east window was embellished with stained glass, collected and arranged in 1802, at the expense of the Rev. W. Roberts and by the 1840s the whole parish's population was 1424 (which then included Burpham and Wyke).
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serves the area by sponsoring community-based programs targeting youth in the area (especially marginal groups and minorities) for the purpose of increasing exposure to educational opportunities and building a stronger
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The parish was divided into four tithings: Perry Hill, about the hill on which the church stands; Burpham, on the east side; West End; and Wyke. The last, which was separated from the rest of the parish, was added to
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There are two teams playing on
Saturday in the Fullers Brewery Surrey County League and one team on Sunday playing in The Village League. A new pavilion was opened in 2008 providing much larger facilities.
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The village's Perry Hill School closed in 1976 to be replaced by
Worplesdon Primary in Fairlands. Worplesdon Primary School caters for 539 students from the ages of 4–11. The head teacher is Mrs K O'Brien.
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There is also
Worplesdon Phoenix FC playing in the Surrey Counties Intermediate League and Guildford and Woking Alliance League and, since 1991, Worplesdon Tennis Club, with a new clubhouse (2005).
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Early manorial owners includes (all cited as "de..."): Basseville, Holeye, (13th century) Wykford, Wintershall/Wintershull, Seymour (14th century); Ditton, Hegham, Wykford. Then we see
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The
Worplesdon and Burpham Cricket Club traces its origins to 1890, and Worplesdon & Burpham CC was established in 1999 following the merger of Worplesdon CC and Burpham CC.
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In 1279 William of Wyke was holding this westerly manor. Divided between descendants
Katerina, Joan and Christine in 1353, under the legal principle of female inheritance, "
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1598. It is probably represented by
Russell Place Farm. Anthony Russell was living in Worplesdon when Symmes wrote, about 1676.
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In the 2021 Census, the parish was given an estimated population of 8,500, which is almost identical to the 2011 census figure.
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service activities, combined with the category of arts, entertainment and recreation, employed a similar figure of 440 people.
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This pinpoints the area's sands (and hence its low agricultural natural fertility) as being key to Worpledon's abundance of
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Worplesdon is served by the Worplesdon Memorial Hall, built in 1922 to recall those who died in
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Mandiringana, E.; T. J. Stapleton (1998). "The Literary Legacy of Frederick Courteney Selous".
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on a farm in Broad Street Common are ruins of a Roman Villa – for further details see the
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chronicled many of his adventures from his home in Worplesdon. Selous was a British
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Agricultural College stands on the hill in the west of the village, encompassing:
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1730:"Worplesdon Memorial Hall - a popular village hall near Guildford in Surrey"
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In the early 20th century, Worplesdon was home to the artist
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1797:"Local Area Report – Worplesdon Ward (2011) (E05007307)"
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from the Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC)
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1,503 (village and closest neighbourhoods only in 2001)
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Key Statistics; Quick Statistics: Population Density
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The village and church stand upon an abrupt hill of
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1108:including Fox Corner, Fisher's Hill and Hook Heath
1996:"Theodore Roosevelt, Chapter XI: The Lion Hunter"
1882:"Worplesdon & Burpham Cricket Club - History"
1749:– the civil, secular community government council
1555:"Details from listed building database (1377735)"
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1705:"Build a custom area profile - Census 2021, ONS"
1351:, theologian and rector of Worplesdon (1766–71).
638:such unproductive land is described as "waste".
518:of the medieval creation (who died, childless).
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1863:"Worplesdon & Burpham Cricket Club - Home"
603:Adjacent to the church a London to Portsmouth
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2018:"Surrey CC Councillors Elected by Ward 2013"
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1844:Award for Mother Who Transformed Her Village
1956:. London: Smith, Elder & Co. 1885–1900.
1646:A History of the County of Surrey: Volume 3
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1819:"Worplesdon Primary School - GOV.UK"
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1678:. Institute of Historical Research
1648:. Institute of Historical Research
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1851:News; retrieved 30 January 2013.
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1334:(1794–1866), painter and builder
1328:, rector of Worplesdon (1615–42)
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2502:St Nicolas' Church, Guildford
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1900:"Worplesdonphoenixfc.org.uk"
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2538:Christ's College, Guildford
2507:St Mary's Church, Guildford
2042:. Guildford Borough Council
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1252:Arboriculture training area
786:Institute for Animal Health
123:OS grid reference
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2689:Wanborough railway station
2568:Howard of Effingham School
2563:Guildford School of Acting
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1539:Retrieved 21 November 2013
1532:United Kingdom Census 2011
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2654:Gomshall railway station
2634:Ash Vale railway station
2103:; retrieved 6 April 2007
1994:Pearson, Edmund Lester.
1914:"Worplesdon Tennis Club"
2684:Tongham railway station
2669:Horsley railway station
2644:Clandon railway station
2553:Guildford County School
2020:. Surrey County Council
1932:"worplesdonrangers.org"
1511:25 October 2007 at the
645:Landmarks and amenities
616:Victoria County History
1918:Worplesdon Tennis Club
1642:"Parishes: Worplesdon"
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761:Portsmouth Direct Line
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2795:Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
2659:Guildford bus station
2558:Guildford High School
2512:Watts Cemetery Chapel
2096:at Wikimedia Commons
1483:Freedom of the Parish
1477:Freedom of the Parish
1337:Stephen Smith, early
1276:Normandy Youth Center
1221:Bellfields, Guildford
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2613:University of Surrey
2593:Royal Grammar School
2583:Merrist Wood College
2138:Borough of Guildford
2066:The Guildford Dragon
1610:15 July 2007 at the
1605:Surrey Domesday Book
1217:Stoughton, Guildford
1212:Park Barn, Guildford
836:Flats and apartments
782:University of Surrey
506:, however following
225:Sovereign state
2816:Guildford City F.C.
2765:Pirbright Institute
2740:Guildford Guildhall
2629:Ash railway station
2588:Ripley Court School
2543:George Abbot School
2487:Guildford Cathedral
2338:Wood Street Village
1759:Official timetables
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2883:Villages in Surrey
2755:Guildford Spectrum
2720:Clandon Park House
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2459:RHS Garden, Wisley
1747:The Parish Council
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2469:Places of worship
2454:Wanborough Grange
2394:Winterfold Forest
2092:Media related to
1969:History in Africa
1880:MacAskill, Andy.
1581:Worplesdon Parish
1548:St Mary's Church
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