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moving into the area, has led to a sharp rise in the resident population since 2001. Of the total population, 3.3% are 85 or over, compared to 2.2% nationally; however the largest group of people moving into the area are students in the 16-24-year age group, and 9% of the current population are between 20 and 24. In
England this age group accounts for only 7%. According to the Centre for Cities in 2016, Bournemouth's population had the third highest average age among 63 large towns and cities in the UK, at 42.8 years.
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3600:. Designed by the architect Archibald Smith, Boscombe Pier opened in 1889 as a 600 feet (180 m) structure which was extended to 750 feet (230 m) in 1927 when a new head was constructed. Added in 1958, the boomerang-shaped entrance kiosk and overhanging concrete roof is now a Grade II listed building. In 1961 a theatre was added but this was demolished in 2008 when the rest of the pier was renovated. In 2009, fashion designer
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Other watersports popular in Poole Bay include sailing and surfing; there are a number of local schools for the beginner to learn either sport. Bournemouth has the third largest community of surfers in the UK and, in 2009, an artificial surf reef, one of only four in the world, was constructed there.
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The shopping streets are mostly pedestrianised with modern shopping malls, Victorian arcades and a large selection of bars, clubs, and cafés. North of the centre there is an out-of-town shopping complex called
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in the area, and at one time part of the heath was used for hunting, although by the late 18th century little evidence of either event remained. No-one lived at the mouth of the Bourne river and the only regular visitors to the area before the 19th century were a few fishermen, turf cutters and gangs
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was reluctant to find the money, and an attempt to raise funds privately in 1847 had only succeeded in financing a small 100-foot (30 m) jetty. The
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for a brook. From the latter half of the 16th century "Bourne Mouth" seems to be preferred, being recorded as such in surveys and reports of the period, but this appears to have been shortened to "Bourne" after the area had started to develop. A travel guide published in 1831 calls the place "Bourne
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Bournemouth is known for having only one "street". This is
Orchard Street, now a small alley between Commercial Road and Terrace Road. Originally named because it led to an orchard, it pre-dates the build up of the modern town. The 19th century developers thought that names such as Road, Avenue and
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area, Bournemouth and Poole. The latest figures, as of 2012, are for the year 2009 which showed that the
Bournemouth and Poole area enjoyed the strongest annualised growth in the South-West region. In 2009 the South West Regional Accounts showed that the Financial Services sector in Bournemouth was
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Those of working age make up approximately 65% of
Bournemouth's population and of these, 74.6% are economically active although not necessarily employed within the Bournemouth area. Industry in Bournemouth employed more than 76,400 people in 2011 but not all of these were Bournemouth residents. Of
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and hen parties. These party-goers contribute £125 million a year to the economy and support 4,000 jobs. In 2010 the town was awarded a Purple Flag for providing a wide variety of night-time activities while maintaining the safety of both residents and visitors. An independent report published in
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Tourism is also important to the local economy. In 2011, domestic and overseas visitors made more than 5.6 million trips to the town and spent over £460 million between them. The equivalent of 8,531 full-time jobs exist as a result which accounts for 15% of all employment in the town. Bournemouth
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was designated a Grade II listed building in 2001. Designed by Alfred
Bedborough in the French, Italian and neo-classical styles, the foundation stone was laid by King Oscar II of Sweden and Norway and the hotel opened in 1885. The buff brick exterior features Bath stone dressings and terracotta
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with moderate variation in annual and daily temperatures, mild summers, and cool winters. From 1991 to 2020 the annual mean temperature was 10 to 11 °C (50 to 52 °F). The warmest months are July and August, which have an average temperature range of 12 to 22 °C (54 to 72 °F),
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and London. In 1880 the town had a population of 17,000, but by 1900, when railway connections to Bournemouth were at their most developed, the town's population had risen to 60,000 and it had become a favourite location for visiting artists and writers. The town was improved greatly during this
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This is a comprehensive list of all the destinations served by charter or scheduled flights from Bournemouth Airport. Alicante; Corfu; Dalaman; Faro; Geneva; Girona; Gran Canaria; Ibiza; Ivalo; Lanzarote; Mahon, Menorca; Malaga; Malta; Murcia; Naples; Palma, Majorca; Paphos; Rhodes; Skiathos;
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Bournemouth is currently host to a number of festivals. Bournemouth Food and Drink Festival is a ten-day event which combines a market with live cookery demonstrations. The Arts by the Sea Festival is a mix of dance, film, theatre, literature, and music which was launched in 2012 by the local
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theatre. The Pavilion opened in 1929 as concert hall and tea room while also providing a venue for the municipal orchestra. It continues to provide traditional entertainment today, presenting West End stage shows, ballet and operas. The Palace Court Theatre opened in 1931, was later used as a
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Christians made up 57.1% of the population but 30% of residents said they had no religion and 7.8% declined to say whether they were religious or not. Muslims were 1.8%, Buddhists, Hindus and Jews each had a 0.7% share, Sikhs were 0.1%. and other religions made up 0.7%.
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Bournemouth has small areas of green belt within its district to the north and east, mostly along the fringes of the shared border with the Christchurch and East Dorset districts. These cover landscape features and greenfield facilities including the River Stour,
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friezes. The main entrance is sited within a projected façade that reaches to the eaves and is topped with a pediment, while above sits a belvedere with turrets and a pavilion roof. During the First World War the hotel was used as a hospital for British and
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In 1856, Bournemouth Pier was a simple, wooden jetty. This was replaced by a longer, wooden pier five years later, and a cast-iron structure in 1880. Two extensions to the pier in 1894 and 1905, brought the total length to 305 metres (1,001 feet). After
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3087:. Built in 1984, the BIC is also a popular place for party political conferences and has been used by all three major political parties. Its four auditoria make it the largest venue on the south coast. The O2 and Pavilion are older and are both
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clays which, prior to urbanisation, supported a heathland environment. Patches of the original heath still remain, notably Turbary Common, a 36-hectare (89-acre; 0.14 sq mi; 0.36 km) site, much of which is designated a
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Christian centre, and has recently been bought and reopened as a theatre by Arts University Bournemouth. Bournemouth has more than 200 listed buildings, mainly from the Victorian and Edwardian eras, including three grade I churches;
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is a sports and music festival taking place in May each year. Hosting rugby, netball, hockey, dodgeball and volleyball tournaments, the event is a celebration of team sports in a festival atmosphere and was launched in 2008.
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opened in 1870, it grew into an important resort town which attracts over five million visitors annually with the town's beaches and popular nightlife. It now has a financial sector that is worth more than £1 billion in
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was completed in 1880. Under the Act, a board of 13 Commissioners was established to build and organise the expanding infrastructure of the town, such as paving, sewers, drainage, street lighting and street cleaning.
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in 2005 noted that the local authority area of Bournemouth had the third-highest proportion of land taken up by domestic gardens, 34.6%, of the 326 districts in England; narrowly less than the London Boroughs of
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tournaments with festival entertainment. Oakmeadians RFC is the oldest RFU accredited rugby club in Bournemouth, established in 1963. They train and play at Meyrick Park, competing in the South West Division.
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whereby pupils attend one of the 26 primary schools in the borough before completing their education at secondary school. Bournemouth is one of the minority of local authorities in England still to maintain
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Agriculture data is excluded from ONS figures at a sub-regional level, therefore an estimate has been made using DEFRA 2010 data. As there is little farming within the Bournemouth area, this has a minimal
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Few purpose-built places of worship exist in the borough for faiths other than Christianity, although with a higher proportion of Jewish residents than the national average, there are three synagogues.
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in 2001. Bournemouth's own coastline stretches from Sandbanks to Christchurch Harbour and comprises mainly sandy beaches backed by gravel and sandy clay cliffs. These cliffs are cut by a number of
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through the centre of the town to the sea. Bournemouth has a further 425 acres (172 ha) of parkland. Initially serving to compensate for the loss of common rights after common land was
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Bournemouth Cricket Club also plays at Bournemouth Sports Club and is reported to be one of the biggest cricket clubs in the country. Its first team plays in the Southern Premier League.
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soldiers and after as a convalescent home. It never opened as a hotel again and was purchased by Bournemouth Borough Council in 1919. Other Victorian hotels in Bournemouth include the
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As from April 2019, the nine councils of Dorset were merged into two and Bournemouth became part of a unitary authority with Christchurch and Poole (known as BCP). For the purposes of
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ceased operating on 4 August 2022; it was the former Bournemouth Council-owned company and successor to Bournemouth Corporation Transport which began operating trams in 1902.
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piers before they were breached to prevent their use by enemy ships. The large amounts of barbed wire and anti-tank obstacles along the beach, and the mines at the foot of the
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Bournemouth is about 94 miles (151 km) southwest of London. The town borders the neighbouring towns of Poole and Christchurch to the west and east respectively.
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was at the time considered to be the greatest ever municipal enterprise for the benefit of entertainment. Built from brick and stone, the frontage features square
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on 23 May 1943 killed 131 people and damaged 3,359 buildings, with two large hotels being completely destroyed. It is believed that the large number of RAF airmen
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rises in Poole and flows through the middle of Bournemouth town centre, into the English Channel. The towns of Poole, Bournemouth and Christchurch form the
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has become a popular nightlife destination with UK visitors and many clubs, bars and restaurants are located within the town centre. In a 2007 survey by
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has been completed by 6.3% of the population while 16.9% have some other work-related or vocational qualification and 8.3% hold a foreign qualification.
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on his land between 1816 and 1822, which he hoped to let out. The common belief that pine-scented air was good for lung conditions, and in particular
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carnival is held in the town each year during the summer. Initially a gay pride festival, it has become a celebration of diversity and inclusion.
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showcased his virtuosity and artistic prowess that also spans other artistic disciplines - film composing, writing, film making, and photography.
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age of all persons is 40 years. With 4,000 residents per square kilometre, Bournemouth has the highest population density of any authority in the
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of Bournemouth was created in 1845, but for civil purposes the town continued to straddle the parishes of Holdenhurst and Christchurch. A body of
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in Devon which runs through the South East Dorset Conurbation and continues east as far as Southampton, albeit as a non-primary route. The
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The reef failed to deliver the promised grade 5 wave, suffered a series of delays and ran over budget, finally costing £3.2 million.
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with 36.4%. However, the seats had previously both been considered Conservative safe seats. In 2022, both of the towns Conservative
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and his wife, moved into their new home built on land purchased from Tapps. The area was well known to Tregonwell who, during the
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who was 'priest-in-charge' there until 1900. The largest church in the town is the Richmond Hill St Andrew's Church, part of the
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and giving the chair of the council the title of mayor, continuing Bournemouth's series of mayors dating back to 1890.
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interiors in England", while the 202 feet (62 m) spire dominates the surrounding skyline. When the architect,
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incorporates most of Bournemouth with the exception of two small parishes to the west which are covered by the
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along the coastal area on the east side of the stream. Bournemouth's first hotel, later to become part of the
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and his wife during their extensive travels around the world. The four art galleries display paintings by
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or general diploma. Just over 20% of residents had two or more A-levels, four or more AS-Levels or an
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pottery on the East Cliff in 1969, suggest there may have been settlements there during that period.
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described Boscombe Pier as "Britain's coolest pier". It was also voted Pier of the Year 2010 by the
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recorded that "... on this barren and uncultivated heath there was not a human to direct us".
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serve Bournemouth Travel Interchange and Bournemouth University. There are frequent departures to
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in 2001, the airport underwent a £45 million phased expansion programme between 2007 and 2011.
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in the neighbouring borough of Poole provides the only northern route out of the conurbation.
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listed churches in the borough. The town also has both an events venue and a concert hall, the
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of Dorset. Since the abolition of Bournemouth Borough Council in 2019, Bournemouth has had
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or equivalent, and 36.5% have more than five O-level equivalents (grade C and above), an
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Bournemouth is represented by two parliamentary constituencies in the House of Commons;
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Lieutenant Colonel D.A. Seagrim" by Sax, 1943. Pencil and charcoal The National Archive
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was established in 1902, becoming the town's first public transport system. In 1908, a
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region that extends into the wider surrounding counties. It is in place to reduce
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level 1 comprise 8.0% of the population while 15.2% have a level 2 NVQ, a
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and the Bournemouth local education authority was re-established.
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Bournemouth has many historic landmarks, mainly dating from the
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of 1,100 and is unusually ornate for a non-conformist church.
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over four days in August. This has featured displays from the
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8771:, 'England's Thousand Best Churches', Allen Lane, 1999, p.148
7599:. Bournemouth Borough Council. 5 October 2011. Archived from
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The word 'Bournemouth' is often used loosely to describe the
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9394:. Westover and Bournemouth Rowing Club. 2013. Archived from
8111:. Russell-Cotes Art Gallery and Museum. 2008. Archived from
8085:. Russell-Cotes Art Gallery and Museum. 2008. Archived from
7469:. Bournemouth Borough Council. February 2012. Archived from
5894:
Guide to the Local Administrative Units of England: Volume 1
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Guide to the Local Administrative Units of England: Volume 1
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included many musicians from Bournemouth including brothers
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Bournemouth railway station, built in 1885, with a reglazed
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Much of the population, 83.8%, describe their ethnicity as '
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help to maintain the area. Bournemouth is directly north of
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9934:. Bournemouth International Airport Limited. Archived from
7717:"Economic activity, local authorities in England and Wales"
7302:"Health and Wellbeing in Bournemouth: Strategic Assessment"
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6655:. Bournemouth Borough Council. 2005. pp. 15 & 27.
5119:"The liberty of Westover: with Holdenhurst and Bournemouth"
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Bournemouth has been the home of sporting world champions:
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The following people and military units have received the
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List of twin towns and sister cities in the United Kingdom
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of Bournemouth is a branch of the worldwide movement. The
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status and became part of the county of Dorset. Under the
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The Waterfront Cinema and Leisure Complex (now demolished)
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9610:"A338 Bournemouth Spur Road – Major Scheme Business Case"
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in the borough of Christchurch, and was originally named
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One of Bournemouth's most noted cultural institutions is
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The county borough of Bournemouth was reconstituted as a
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was considered to be a necessity. The Holdenhurst parish
8375:"Bournemouth pride parade award is tribute to organiser"
6455:. Bournemouth Borough Council. p. 2. Archived from
6329:. Bournemouth Borough Council. p. 3. Archived from
5816:"Bournemouth e-scooter row murderer given life sentence"
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both lived in Bournemouth for parts of their childhood.
10302:"Frankenstein author Mary Shelley's Bournemouth legacy"
8431:"Plane fascinating – Bournemouth Air Festival factfile"
7122:"Age structure, local authorities in England and Wales"
5644:"Work to lower height of Dorset's Imax building starts"
5535:. Shrewsbury: Lifeboat Enthusiasts Society. p. 59.
4333:, which also contains the neighbouring towns of Poole,
2504:' while other white groups account for a further 8.1%.
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encampment. During the latter half of the 16th century
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In the 12th century the region around the mouth of the
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Bournemouth Athletic Club & Wimborne Athletic Club
9150:"10 things you probably didn't know about Bournemouth"
7187:"Ethnic group, local authorities in England and Wales"
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List of schools in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
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On 1 April 1997, Bournemouth Borough Council became a
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Official Bournemouth Borough Council information site
11496:"Local History - The Royal Hampshire Regiment Museum"
9446:. British Broadcasting Corporation. 2 November 2009.
5125:. Vol. 5. Constable & Co. pp. 133–137.
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The town is also home to Bournemouth and Southampton
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9256:. Pitchero Rugby Union Network. 2013. Archived from
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7429:"Economic Performance, State of the South West 2011"
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A number of actors came from Bournemouth, including
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only intercontinental airport before the opening of
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newspaper and wrote about the town in his 1995 work
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in 1890. In 1900 it was elevated to the status of a
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Cliffe" or "Tregonwell's Bourne" after its founder.
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The Early F.A. Cup Finals and the Southern Amateurs
9747:. Bournemouth Borough Council. 2013. Archived from
7567:. South West Research Company. 2011. Archived from
7405:. Bournemouth Borough Council. 2011. Archived from
6565:. Bournemouth Borough Council. 2011. Archived from
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3647:style in 1929, situated close to the seafront, the
3366:, the writer and author of the Gothic horror novel
3264:as well as appearances from the Yakovlevs, Blades,
3170:, leading for several miles down the valley of the
1462:, 96 miles (155 km) of coastline designated a
560:in 2019; the current unitary authority also covers
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11212:BURGUM FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY Journal; Summer 1998
8285:"Bournemouth Food and Drink Festival is hot stuff"
7500:Business Register and Employment Services (2011).
7330:
6908:"Synop Report - Bournemouth Airport February 2019"
4244:in 1891. St Augustin's church was commissioned by
3857:is the main railway station that serves the town;
1108:in competition with 26 other towns to commemorate
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10445:"A Christian service at the heart of Bournemouth"
5896:. London: Royal Historical Society. p. 199.
5871:. London: Royal Historical Society. p. 210.
5186:The Makers of Christchurch: A Thousand Year story
5019:(Christchurch: Natula Publications, 2015), p. 12.
4400:A number of famous people came from Bournemouth.
4370:"Bournemouth Bay" is sometimes used for Poole Bay
4161:Further information on the student magazine:
3938:close to the Hampshire border. The A31 joins the
3158:Shops and apartments in the centre of Bournemouth
2350:South West Hampshire/South East Dorset Green Belt
1474:. It is a local nature reserve and the site of a
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11323:. Stroud, Gloucestershire: Amberley Publishing.
10972:The Independent website; Obituary, Dilys Powell
10759:. Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra. Archived from
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9926:"A-Z list of destinations - Bournemouth Airport"
7656:"Bournemouth shines light on night time economy"
7367:
7365:
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5944:"Bournemouth Municipal Borough / County Borough"
5670:"Cinema to be demolished to restore famous view"
5614:"England's most hated building to be demolished"
4984:Spas of England and principal sea-bathing places
4665:, (1901–1985) a civil engineer who invented the
3954:to the Midlands and the North can be accessed.
3770:is a former county cricket ground, once home to
3662:Orchard Street is the only Street in Bournemouth
607:Welcome to Bournemouth, England's Coastal Garden
118:Top to bottom, left to right: The seafront, the
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11440:"Eddie Howe to be given Freedom of Bournemouth"
9662:"Protest pensioner halts A35 traffic in Dorset"
4321:community. There is also a mosque in the town.
4252:. Built in 1865 and enlarged in 1891, it has a
3416:from his house "Skerryvore" on the west cliff,
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1253:, and in 1931 when it absorbed Holdenhurst and
11470:"Eddie Howe to receive Freedom of the Borough"
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9688:"North Dorset MP, Robert Walter, to the House"
7431:. South West Observatory. 2011. Archived from
5950:. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth
5437:. National Piers Society. 2012. Archived from
4518:from 1993 to 2007 also came from Bournemouth.
4232:, one of the first churches to be designed by
4098:Bournemouth and Poole College Lansdowne Campus
3930:The principal route to the town centre is the
3778:. Today it is a venue for university cricket.
3438:publishing house with other Russian exiles at
3428:lived there, visited Stevenson most evenings.
1047:cameras for public street-based surveillance.
855:After the death of Tapps in 1835, his son Sir
611:The first mention of Bournemouth comes in the
526:Ringwood, Christchurch and Bournemouth Railway
516:Previously an uninhabited and rarely-visited
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8321:. Bournemouth Borough Council. Archived from
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7690:. Bournemouth Borough Council. 1 March 2011.
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7160:. Bournemouth Borough Council. October 2012.
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6157:"UK election results 2024 | Constituency map"
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4197:. The remainder, to the east, belongs to the
3588:The Grade II listed entrance to Boscombe Pier
3538:describes the chancel as "one of the richest
2803:. Important employers in this sector include
890:In the 1840s Benjamin Ferrey was replaced by
644:, meaning a small stream, is a derivative of
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9366:"Premier League Darts 2013 Dates and Venues"
8904:"Neck or Entrance building at Boscombe Pier"
8345:"AUCB helps launch Arts by the Sea Festival"
8031:. Bournemouth County Council. Archived from
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6086:. Bournemouth County Council. Archived from
4661:A distinguished resident of Bournemouth was
4212:The borough has several notable examples of
3249:, and is set to become an annual event. The
1272:should be in the same county. Bournemouth's
12866:Former non-metropolitan districts of Dorset
11564:. Southampton: Paul Cave Publications Ltd.
11053:Bournemouth 1810-2010: Bicentennial Special
11041:
9584:"Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway History"
9530:"Bournemouth & Southampton - Home Page"
9500:"Boscombe surf reef 'should be demolished'"
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8720:. Read Free Online Publishing. 8 May 1947.
7939:. BIC and Pavilion Theatres. Archived from
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6623:. Bournemouth Borough Council. p. 10.
6114:Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council
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4510:for over fifty years went to school there.
3407:The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
2790:The smallest geographical region for which
1173:Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council
1163:Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council
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10477:. Richmond Hill St. Andrews Church. 2013.
10447:. Richmond Hill St. Andrews Church. 2013.
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8349:The Arts University College at Bournemouth
8188:Physical Environment: Land Use Survey 2005
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6420:South East Dorset Joint Study Area Reports
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3934:, a dual carriageway that connects to the
2497:region, and is the eighth most populated.
11092:AllMusic website, Biography by Bruce Eder
10627:Find your local Christadelphians - Dorset
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9900:"Bournemouth Airport Facts & Figures"
9848:"Bournemouth airports terminal on course"
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2539:or two to three AS-levels. Those with an
1342:, Conor Burns and Tobias Ellwood had the
1203:to serve the west of the parish, and the
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809:, more than 70% of the Westover area was
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11472:. Bournemouth.gov.uk. 25 February 2019.
10421:. Bournemouth Town Centre Parish. 2013.
10334:. Bournemouth Town Centre Parish. 2013.
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11602:. Stroud, Glos: Tempus Publishing Ltd.
11583:. Chichester: Phillimore & Co Ltd.
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11547:Ashley, Harry W.; Ashley, Hugh (1990).
11532:. Stroud, Glos: Tempus Publishing Ltd.
11066:Blackledge, Richard (13 January 2023).
10515:"Bournemouth (Holy Trinity), Hampshire"
9176:"New sponsor deal for Cherries stadium"
9120:"Bournemouth balloon axed after damage"
9096:. S&D Leisure. 2012. Archived from
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5726:"Bournemouth loses bid for city status"
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4506:(1901–1995) journalist, film critic of
4496:(1880–1943) poet and author, who wrote
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12831:Unitary authority districts of England
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11562:A History of the Resort of Bournemouth
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10820:Juliette Kaplan website, autobiography
10737:from the original on 27 September 2013
10711:from the original on 27 September 2013
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10659:from the original on 24 September 2015
10162:from the original on 11 September 2013
10084:Anglo-European College of Chiropractic
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8315:"Bournemouth Arts Festival by the Sea"
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7273:"Historical population of Bournemouth"
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6798:from the original on 28 September 2013
6763:"Bournemouth Airport (United Kingdom)"
6682:"Hengistbury Head and its Antiquities"
6594:. UNESCO World Heritage Centre. 2001.
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4121:The local council operates a two-tier
3785:has become a venue for a round of the
3619:Built as the Mont Dore Hotel in 1881,
3450:'s 1983 children's dark fantasy novel
2886:Distribution, Hotels & Restaurants
1486:Like all of the UK, Bournemouth has a
956:Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
544:, it was assigned to Dorset under the
12729:Former unitary authorities of England
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10156:"Regional Picture: GCSE Results 2012"
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7102:from the original on 29 November 2014
7072:from the original on 29 November 2014
6982:from the original on 19 February 2018
6563:"Turbary Common Local Nature Reserve"
6543:from the original on 5 September 2012
6446:"A picture of Bournemouth – Overview"
6320:"A picture of Bournemouth – Overview"
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883:to stay. Granville was the author of
727:, and incorporated into the Manor of
12881:Populated places established in 1810
12156:Bournemouth typhoid outbreak of 1936
11559:
11528:Andrews, Ian; Henson, Frank (2004).
11315:Rabbitts, Paul; Gordon, Liz (2020).
10481:from the original on 12 January 2014
10308:from the original on 20 October 2011
10246:Roman Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth
10136:from the original on 17 October 2017
10106:from the original on 17 October 2017
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9450:from the original on 13 October 2009
9290:from the original on 17 October 2017
9280:"Oakmeadians RFC Rugby Club Website"
9230:. National Clubs Association. 2012.
9048:from the original on 30 October 2009
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8822:. St Stephen's Church, Bournemouth.
8796:. St Stephen's Church, Bournemouth.
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7275:. A Vision of Britain Through Time.
7249:. A Vision of Britain Through Time.
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5188:. Natula Publications. p. 223.
5129:from the original on 3 November 2012
5123:A History of the County of Hampshire
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4630:(1891–1915), and Lieutenant Colonel
4203:Roman Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth
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3861:also serves its eastern suburbs and
3806:Westover and Bournemouth Rowing Club
3699:AFC Bournemouth's Dean Court stadium
3356:. The house was demolished in 2008.
3312:, in St. Peter's Church, Bournemouth
3240:Bournemouth Christmas Market in 2019
3197:The detailed Land Use Survey by the
2895:Public admin, Education & Health
2578:Historical population of Bournemouth
2378:is a heathland which is a protected
2354:Bournemouth lies at the centre of a
815:James Harris, 1st Earl of Malmesbury
665:was first granted on 24 March 1891.
195:15.54 sq mi (40.2 km)
12871:Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
12288:Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
12121:Bournemouth (North) and Crematorium
10629:. ukchristadelphians.org.uk. 2017.
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9616:from the original on 1 October 2013
9424:from the original on 18 August 2013
9346:from the original on 17 August 2013
8598:from the original on 2 October 2013
8592:"Mary Shelley's Bournemouth legacy"
8566:"Tolkien in Bournemouth and Dorset"
8497:from the original on 2 October 2013
7917:from the original on 2 October 2013
7747:"Centre may be shut over Christmas"
6943:Bournemouth average sea temperature
6888:from the original on 2 October 2013
6389:. Bourne Stream Partnership. 2012.
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5781:Grierson, Jamie (25 January 2023).
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4987:( ed.). Bath: Adams and Dart.
4552:, best known as the bassist of the
4216:including the previously mentioned
3912:Somerset & Dorset Joint Railway
3833:History of transport in Bournemouth
2380:Site of Special Scientific Interest
1432:Site of Special Scientific Interest
1056:terrorist attack in the town centre
1033:Royal National Lifeboat Institution
503:Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
219:Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
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12826:Populated coastal places in Dorset
12085:Bournemouth Gasworks Athletic F.C.
11350:"Dorset Twinning Association List"
10733:. British Heart Foundation. 2014.
10276:Roman Catholic Diocese of Plymouth
9854:from the original on 30 April 2015
9372:from the original on 29 March 2016
9310:"Bournemouth cricket club (about)"
8987:National Heritage List for England
8908:National Heritage List for England
8746:. St Peter's Church, Bournemouth.
8625:
7911:"Bournemouth venue marks 25 years"
7723:. Office for National Statistics.
7662:from the original on 21 March 2013
7223:. Office for National Statistics.
7193:. Office for National Statistics.
7155:"Population trends in Bournemouth"
7128:. Office for National Statistics.
7098:. Office for National Statistics.
7068:. Office for National Statistics.
7038:. Office for National Statistics.
6741:"Hurn Climatic Averages 1991–2020"
6650:"Hengistbury Head Management Plan"
6393:from the original on 7 August 2013
6309:
5979:National Heritage List for England
5918:"Bournemouth Improvement Act 1856"
5071:
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3736:National League Division Two South
3210:at the time with 34.7% and 35.1%.
3075:Major venues for concerts include
1225:Bournemouth was incorporated as a
950:period through the efforts of Sir
941:of the entrance to the pier, 1890s
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11600:A History of Bournemouth Seafront
11506:from the original on 1 April 2019
11476:from the original on 6 March 2019
11450:from the original on 1 April 2019
11303:Website of Mabey Bridge and Shore
11231:The London Gazette, 27 April 1915
11168:OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF VIRGINIA WADE
10801:The Tony Hancock Archives website
10451:from the original on 23 July 2013
10425:from the original on 25 July 2013
9470:"Rectifying Boscombe's Surf Reef"
9130:from the original on 23 June 2018
8800:from the original on 15 June 2012
8724:from the original on 1 April 2013
8532:. The Left Anchor. Archived from
8151:Diamond Jubilee Civic Honours Bid
7891:from the original on 29 June 2011
7847:"Bournemouth happiest town in UK"
7780:Diamond Jubilee Civic Honours Bid
7697:from the original on 20 June 2013
7654:Rebecca Wearn (10 January 2013).
7460:"Current Local Economic Overview"
7348:from the original on 1 April 2019
7318:from the original on 20 June 2013
7167:from the original on 20 June 2013
6712:"Mean Temperature Annual Average"
6267:from the original on 26 July 2010
6261:"Google Maps Distance Calculator"
5612:Steven Morris (20 January 2010).
5582:"Tesco blackmail 'bomber' jailed"
5317:Diamond Jubilee Civic Honours Bid
4969:
4853:
4599:was born in Bournemouth. Colonel
4381:
3270:Battle of Britain Memorial Flight
3104:, St Clement's and St Stephen's.
1438:and some important flora such as
12444:List of civil parishes in Dorset
12019:Bournemouth International Centre
11964:
11488:
11462:
11432:
11410:"Partnerstädte der Stadt Luzern"
11308:
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11029:The Glasgow Herald, Aug 10, 1974
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10681:. Bournemouth University. 2013.
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9492:
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8673:from the original on 3 June 2020
8650:
8638:from the original on 4 June 2020
8619:
8584:
8557:
8521:
8491:"One million people at air show"
8483:
8453:
8423:
8393:
8377:. BBC News Dorset. 6 July 2011.
8367:
8337:
8307:
8295:from the original on 15 May 2013
8276:
8237:
8228:
8144:"Bournemouth, Garden by the Sea"
8050:
8026:"Bournemouth's listed buildings"
7999:from the original on 2 July 2013
7981:
7955:
7839:
7813:
7773:"Bournemouth, Garden by the Sea"
7765:
7739:
7618:
7586:
7509:Bournemouth Statistics – Economy
7309:Joint Strategic Needs Assessment
7239:
6110:"Bournemouth's Charter Trustees"
6025:"District Councils and Boroughs"
5948:A Vision of Britain through Time
5310:"Bournemouth, Garden by the Sea"
4957:. Office for National Statistics
4923:
4880:
4778:
4747:
4731:
4302:synagogue built in 1911 with an
3914:which provided direct access to
3688:
3532:England's Thousand Best Churches
3380:, and the heart of her husband,
3164:Lower, Central and Upper Gardens
3050:Bournemouth International Centre
3033:Figures exclude farm agriculture
2892:Banking, Finance & Insurance
2794:information is available is the
975:Bournemouth Corporation Tramways
807:Christchurch Inclosures Act 1802
780:James Blount, 6th Baron Mountjoy
589:Bournemouth International Centre
450:
166:
159:
143:
107:
98:
87:
78:
67:
58:
12886:Former civil parishes in Dorset
12816:Local government in Bournemouth
12602:Population of major settlements
12171:2023 Bournemouth beach incident
11530:Images of England – Bournemouth
11521:
11354:The Dorset Twinning Association
11250:The London Gazette, 11 May 1943
10782:Birmingham City Council Website
10543:from the original on 1 May 2015
10126:"We built a University College"
9949:Tenerife; Turin; Venice; Verona
9693:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
8826:from the original on 2 May 2012
8657:O’Hagan, Andrew (21 May 2020).
8594:. BBC Dorset. 4 February 2010.
8528:Delahave, Ernst (22 May 2010).
8461:"Bournemouth Air Festival 2012"
8401:"Bournemouth Air Festival 2008"
8234:Ashley & Ashley (pp.59–60)
7823:. BBC Dorset. 26 October 2012.
7685:"Statement of Licensing Policy"
6994:
6936:
6914:
6900:
6870:
6840:
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6030:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
6017:
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5962:
5936:
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5885:
5834:
5808:
5774:
5748:
5724:Slade, Darren (14 March 2012).
5717:
5692:
5650:from the original on 4 May 2011
5574:
5548:
5539:
5524:
5476:
5467:
5401:
5256:"The Beginnings of Bournemouth"
5238:
5229:
5220:
5211:
5202:
5177:
5150:
5110:
5101:
4913:
4901:Coastline of the United Kingdom
4646:(1863–1903), Second-Lieutenant
4615:, died at Bournemouth in 1934.
4396:List of people from Bournemouth
4300:Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation
4280:Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation
4174:List of churches in Bournemouth
3789:Championship, organised by the
3217:which was formed in 1893 under
1237:, whilst remaining part of the
1135:in a high-profile murder case.
699:. The hundred later became the
505:unitary authority area, in the
12856:1810 establishments in England
11288:Location of grave and VC medal
10537:Office for National Statistics
10242:"Portsmouth Diocese Directory"
9444:"Boscombe's Surf Reef Project"
8564:Legg, Rodney (November 2009).
8258:Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
7626:"RNLI: Bournemouth West Beach"
6788:"Mean Annual Rainfall Average"
5483:Churchill, Nick (April 2014).
5389:Ashley & Ashley (pp.10–11)
5009:
4943:
4810:
4706:Sir Percy Shelley, 3rd Baronet
4702:St Peter's Church, Bournemouth
4375:Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
3804:club. Established in 1865, as
3791:Professional Darts Corporation
3360:Sir Percy Shelley, 3rd Baronet
3215:Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
3199:Office for National Statistics
1123:On 13 March 2022, 21-year-old
1120:in 2022 but was unsuccessful.
1118:Platinum Jubilee Civic Honours
1:
11293:. Date retrieved 5 July 2023.
10212:"Archdeaconry of Bournemouth"
8283:Findley, Nick (1 July 2012).
7467:Bournemouth Economic Bulletin
6618:"Seafront Strategy 2007–2011"
6589:"Dorset and East Devon Coast"
6257:Straight line distances from:
5646:. BBC Dorset. 18 March 2011.
5435:"History of Bournemouth Pier"
4937:
4711:
4603:, a runner-up player for the
4331:South East Dorset conurbation
4214:Victorian church architecture
4144:Bournemouth and Poole College
4036:Situated near the village of
3977:Bus services are operated by
3772:Hampshire County Cricket Club
2889:Transport & Communication
2385:
2343:
1458:, the easternmost end of the
1388:South East Dorset conurbation
1270:South East Dorset conurbation
1233:, making it independent from
1145:
1140:incident at Bournemouth beach
204:196,455 (Built up area, 2021)
12851:Surfing locations in England
11621:. Wimborne: Dovecote Press.
10272:"Plymouth Diocese Directory"
9418:"Watersports in Bournemouth"
9312:. Bournemouth Cricket Club.
8530:"Biography of Paul Verlaine"
7821:"Bournemouth's Stag Culture"
5244:Ashley and Ashley (pp.18–19)
4622:(VC) came from Bournemouth.
4292:Bournemouth Reform Synagogue
4185:, Bournemouth, built in 1898
4083:
3826:
3704:The town has a professional
3475:
1509:, 1991–2020, Extremes 1960–
1353:
1326:, the former was gained for
1310:Parliamentary representation
556:in 1997 and was replaced by
21:Bournemouth (disambiguation)
7:
12764:Bournemouth Borough Council
12204:Coat of arms of Bournemouth
12126:Bournemouth (Wimborne Road)
11579:Edwards, Elizabeth (1981).
11553:Bournemouth Borough Council
11416:(in German). Archived from
11321:Bournemouth in 50 Buildings
11305:retrieved 28 September 2017
11278:retrieved 28 September 2017
11259:retrieved 28 September 2017
11240:retrieved 28 September 2017
11221:retrieved 28 September 2017
11191:. Soccer Data. p. 69.
11177:retrieved 28 September 2017
11158:retrieved 28 September 2017
11139:retrieved 28 September 2017
11130:Bournemouth Council website
11120:retrieved 28 September 2017
11101:retrieved 28 September 2017
11038:retrieved 28 September 2017
11019:retrieved 28 September 2017
11000:retrieved 28 September 2017
10981:retrieved 28 September 2017
10962:retrieved 28 September 2017
10943:retrieved 28 September 2017
10924:retrieved 28 September 2017
10905:retrieved 28 September 2017
10886:retrieved 28 September 2017
10867:retrieved 28 September 2017
10848:retrieved 28 September 2017
10829:retrieved 28 September 2017
10810:retrieved 28 September 2017
10791:retrieved 28 September 2017
9068:"Bournemouth Balloon Facts"
8942:Bournemouth Borough Council
8062:Arts University Bournemouth
6743:. Met Office. December 2021
6482:"Geology of Britain Viewer"
5117:Page, William, ed. (1912).
4873:
4314:meeting halls in the town.
4167:
4156:Arts University Bournemouth
3632:in the Town Centre and the
3592:The borough has two piers:
3460:worked for a time with the
3308:and her parents, including
3247:Arts University Bournemouth
2866:Employment by sector (2011)
2809:Nationwide Building Society
2336:12.8 °C (55.0 °F)
2331:11.8 °C (53.2 °F)
2326:14.3 °C (57.7 °F)
2321:16.2 °C (61.2 °F)
2316:17.3 °C (63.1 °F)
2311:16.6 °C (61.9 °F)
2306:15.2 °C (59.4 °F)
2301:13.4 °C (56.1 °F)
2296:11.4 °C (52.5 °F)
2122:Average precipitation days
1838:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1698:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
1278:Bournemouth Borough Council
857:George William Tapps-Gervis
663:Coat of arms of Bournemouth
638:and Christchurch. The word
598:
550:Bournemouth Borough Council
10:
12902:
12876:Former boroughs in England
12861:Unparished areas in Dorset
12836:Seaside resorts in England
12821:Local government in Dorset
12682:Grade II* listed buildings
12166:1944 Moordown air disaster
12049:Royal Bournemouth Hospital
11500:Royalhampshireregiment.org
10404:Retrieved 15 February 2012
10053:"A Picture of Bournemouth"
10021:"A Picture of Bournemouth"
9980:"A Picture of Bournemouth"
9960:Ashley & Ashley (p.50)
9850:. Bournemouth Echo. 2010.
9336:"Dean Park Cricket Ground"
9284:Oakmeadians RFC Rugby Club
8969:Ashley & Ashley (p.43)
8783:Ashley & Ashley (p.45)
8632:HathiTrust Digital Library
8225:Ashley & Ashley (p.59)
6688:. English Heritage. 2005.
5356:Ashley & Ashley (p.17)
5254:John Walker (March 2010).
5235:Andrews & Henson (p.8)
5184:Stannard, Michael (1999).
5068:Ashley & Ashley (p.51)
5059:Andrews & Henson (p.7)
4715:
4704:. Percy's and Mary's son,
4473:(born 1991) actor, played
4393:
4310:style. There are also two
4171:
4160:
4106:when Bournemouth lost its
4087:
3957:The main road west is the
3837:
3830:
3776:Dorset County Cricket Club
3063:including the Pier Theatre
3040:
3030:
2864:
2799:worth £1,031.8 million in
2766:
2347:
2291:9.9 °C (49.8 °F)
2286:8.7 °C (47.7 °F)
2281:9.1 °C (48.4 °F)
2276:9.6 °C (49.3 °F)
2220:
2212:
1500:
1481:
1160:
1010:fortified against invasion
973:cinemas, and more hotels.
672:
668:
25:
18:
12777:
12756:
12735:
12677:Grade II listed buildings
12559:
12453:
12306:
12280:
12179:
12134:
12103:
12062:
12006:
11973:
11962:
11703:
11274:29 September 2017 at the
11154:29 September 2017 at the
11097:29 September 2017 at the
11015:29 September 2017 at the
10996:29 September 2017 at the
10939:29 September 2017 at the
10920:29 September 2017 at the
10882:29 September 2017 at the
10863:29 September 2017 at the
10844:29 September 2017 at the
10825:29 September 2017 at the
10787:29 September 2017 at the
10679:"10 Reasons to Choose BU"
10096:"AECC University College"
6486:British Geological Survey
6387:"About the Bourne Stream"
5892:Youngs, Frederic (1979).
5867:Youngs, Frederic (1979).
5700:"Bournemouth Bicentenary"
5285:Ashley & Ashley (p.6)
5080:Ashley & Ashley (p.9)
4981:Granville, A. B. (1971).
4896:List of beaches in Dorset
4663:Sir Donald Coleman Bailey
4031:Manchester Airports Group
4029:in 1946. Acquired by the
3544:John Loughborough Pearson
3469:Notes from a Small Island
3284:and also the last flying
3089:Grade II listed buildings
2998:
2966:
2934:
2902:
2874:Agriculture & Fishing
2871:
2817:Tata Consultancy Services
2751:
2621:
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1907:
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1525:
1522:
1519:
1516:
1513:
1266:Local Government Act 1972
1262:non-metropolitan district
1220:improvement commissioners
821:. In 1809 the Tapps Arms
743:before 1800. In 1574 the
546:Local Government Act 1972
385:
363:
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191:
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142:
52:
45:
40:
12672:Grade I listed buildings
12039:Bournemouth War Memorial
11648:Tourist Information Site
11617:Rawlings, Keith (2005).
11581:A History of Bournemouth
11111:Bournemouth Echo website
10958:29 November 2016 at the
10533:Neighbourhood Statistics
9797:"Explore our timetables"
9771:"Yellow Buses – History"
9612:. Dorset for You. 2013.
9254:"Bournemouth Rugby Club"
9228:"National League Tables"
8938:"Britain's coolest pier"
8568:. Dorset Life Magazine.
8193:11 February 2003 at the
7749:. BBC. 1 December 2005.
7375:. Dorset For You. 2011.
6539:. Dorset For You. 2011.
6361:The Stour in Bournemouth
6084:"History of Bournemouth"
5545:Ashley and Ashley (p.24)
5473:Ashley and Ashley (p.22)
5464:Ashley and Ashley (p.28)
5258:. Dorset Life Magazine.
5208:Ashley and Ashley (p.31)
5107:Andrews and Henson (p.7)
5031:Ashley and Ashley (p.52)
4906:
4861:Royal Hampshire Regiment
4817:Lord Roberts of Kandahar
4618:Three recipients of the
4591:. The tennis player and
4019:Civil Aviation Authority
3991:National Express coaches
3734:, which competes in the
3681:
3550:roof, twin aisles and a
3340:taught at a Bournemouth
2229:Average sea temperature
1235:Hampshire County Council
1175:, which is based at the
1127:was stabbed to death in
801:of Invalids' Walk, 1890s
149:Bournemouth Coat of Arms
26:Not to be confused with
12090:Bournemouth Rowing Club
11380:"Netanya – Twin Cities"
10953:Your Dictionary website
10915:Birmingham Mail website
10901:2 February 2017 at the
10806:2 November 2017 at the
10130:AECC University College
10100:AECC University College
9636:"Roader's Digest – A35"
9544:"Nautilus 2023 Results"
8820:"External Architecture"
8794:"Internal Architecture"
7965:. Academy Music Group.
6924:(in French). Infoclimat
6453:Wards and ward profiles
6327:Wards and ward profiles
6291:Disadvantaged Districts
5924:. The National Archives
5226:Edwards (pp.4 & 38)
5217:Edwards (pp.2 & 27)
5165:Ashley and Ashley (p.7)
4624:Frederick Charles Riggs
4611:, and later in life an
4593:Wimbledon Championships
4414:Last of the Summer Wine
4114:, Bournemouth became a
4017:was transferred to the
3925:
3798:Bournemouth Rowing Club
3740:Bournemouth 7s Festival
3394:'s house Skerryvore in
3294:Bournemouth 7s Festival
3190:, Seafield Gardens and
2819:(formerly Unisys), and
1446:. Small populations of
1374:lies to the south. The
1346:forcing them to sit as
1298:it remains part of the
1133:Lawangeen Abdulrahimzai
1129:Bournemouth Town Centre
819:Sir George Ivison Tapps
766:, and the discovery of
16:Town in Dorset, England
12095:Bournemouth Rugby Club
12034:Bournemouth University
11598:Emery, Andrew (2008).
11255:6 October 2017 at the
11236:6 October 2017 at the
11187:Warsop, Keith (2004).
10575:Cite journal requires
10368:. 2013. Archived from
10358:"Church of St Clement"
10278:. 2012. Archived from
10248:. 2012. Archived from
10218:. 2012. Archived from
10188:. 2012. Archived from
9773:. Yellow Buses. 2013.
9720:"Stops in Bournemouth"
9340:Bournemouth University
9038:"Bournemouth Pavilion"
8993:. 2011. Archived from
8944:. 2011. Archived from
8914:. 2011. Archived from
8880:. 2013. Archived from
8878:National Piers Society
8850:historicengland.org.uk
8663:London Review of Books
8467:. 2012. Archived from
8437:. 2012. Archived from
8319:Official Tourist Guide
8058:"Palace Court Theatre"
7963:"About the O2 Academy"
7877:"Cinemas and theatres"
7502:"Employment by Sector"
7403:Bournemouth Statistics
7006:www.bournemouth.gov.uk
6973:www.bournemouth.gov.uk
5491:. Dorset Life Magazine
4770:Freedom of the Borough
4764:Freedom of the Borough
4681:
4607:team in the inaugural
4514:(1946–2007) editor of
4499:The Well of Loneliness
4391:
4377:is now based in Poole.
4351:Bournemouth University
4282:
4250:United Reformed Church
4186:
4152:Bournemouth University
4099:
4004:
4001:, Poole and Weymouth.
3851:
3732:Bournemouth Rugby Club
3663:
3606:National Piers Society
3589:
3586:
3502:Bournemouth has three
3499:
3410:and most of his novel
3402:Robert Louis Stevenson
3398:
3392:Robert Louis Stevenson
3313:
3241:
3159:
3145:Dante Gabriel Rossetti
3064:
3053:
2776:
2221:Source 2: Infoclimat
1367:
1362:Bournemouth Beach and
1183:Administrative history
1158:
1077:The Waterfront complex
1061:From 2000 to 2001 the
1041:Poole Lifeboat Station
1028:
942:
914:
802:
684:
675:History of Bournemouth
608:
577:Victorian architecture
299:Postcode district
229:Ceremonial county
211:Unitary authority
12769:Poole Borough Council
12024:Bournemouth Town Hall
11317:"11. Shelley Theatre"
11217:21 April 2011 at the
11173:13 March 2016 at the
11051:Walker, John (2009).
10977:16 April 2015 at the
10731:"Bournemouth Bay Run"
10216:Diocese of Winchester
9562:South Western Railway
8518:Rawlings (pp.131–132)
7989:"The Lively Old Lady"
7885:Dorset County Council
7373:"Key Facts – Economy"
6511:Wightman, R. (1983).
6063:The National Archives
6004:The National Archives
5531:Denton, Tony (2009).
4823:Sir Winston Churchill
4679:
4648:Alfred Oliver Pollard
4632:Derek Anthony Seagrim
4431:, actress who played
4389:
4277:
4199:Diocese of Winchester
4181:
4112:later reforms of 1997
4097:
3946:and, from there, the
3881:South Western Railway
3845:
3712:, which plays in the
3661:
3621:Bournemouth Town Hall
3585:Boscombe Pier in 2019
3584:
3579:
3565:and the 12th-century
3494:
3390:
3303:
3239:
3157:
3059:
3048:
2774:
1908:Mean minimum °C (°F)
1628:Mean maximum °C (°F)
1361:
1324:2024 general election
1289:Dorset County Council
1216:ecclesiastical parish
1211:from medieval times.
1153:
1035:stationed an inshore
1026:
937:
912:
797:
682:
606:
12116:Bournemouth (Kinson)
11796:Mayfield Park Estate
11384:Netanya Municipality
11135:20 June 2013 at the
11116:29 July 2017 at the
11010:The Guardian website
10991:The Guardian website
10839:The Guardian website
10763:on 20 September 2013
10655:. BBC Dorset. 2012.
10304:. BBC Dorset. 2012.
10186:Diocese of Salisbury
10132:. 5 September 2017.
10102:. 5 September 2017.
9260:on 25 September 2013
9044:. BBC Dorset. 2009.
8997:on 28 September 2013
8493:. BBC Dorset. 2009.
7993:Dorset Life Magazine
6952:- seatemperature.org
6884:. 26 December 2010.
6090:on 10 September 2011
5489:www.dorsetlife.co.uk
4863:: 13 September 1945.
4792:adding missing items
4700:, are all buried at
4686:Percy Bysshe Shelley
4644:William Job Maillard
4411:from the BBC comedy
4195:Diocese of Salisbury
4123:comprehensive system
4021:in 1944 and was the
3867:South West Main Line
3787:Premier League Darts
3672:town's lower gardens
3634:Norfolk Royale Hotel
3528:George Edmund Street
3382:Percy Bysshe Shelley
3121:William Powell Frith
3117:Merton Russell-Cotes
3109:Russell-Cotes Museum
2999:England & Wales
2825:manufacturing sector
2394:Religious demography
1558:Record high °C (°F)
1505:33 feet (10 metres)
1472:Christchurch Harbour
1380:Christchurch Harbour
987:Bournemouth Pavilion
952:Merton Russell-Cotes
659:Hampshire Advertiser
568:and adjoining land.
428:50.72001°N 1.87995°W
342:Dorset and Wiltshire
279:Sovereign state
12687:Scheduled monuments
12309:(cities in italics)
12281:Unitary authorities
12075:Bournemouth Bobcats
12014:Bournemouth Airport
11560:Cave, Paul (1986).
10934:Digital Spy website
10877:Digital Spy website
10707:. Cobham Aviation.
10400:7 June 2012 at the
10252:on 16 February 2013
10222:on 23 February 2013
9931:Bournemouth Airport
9906:on 1 September 2013
9286:. 17 October 2017.
9182:on 11 November 2013
8325:on 7 September 2013
8264:on 19 February 2006
8243:Rawlings (pp.39–40)
8197:Published with the
7606:on 29 November 2014
7338:"Centre for Cities"
6948:6 July 2015 at the
6569:on 9 September 2012
6367:on 16 February 2012
5676:. 21 January 2010.
4835:Sir Christopher Hoy
4694:Mary Wollstonecraft
4589:Paris Games in 1900
4357:Bournemouth Airport
4265:Cory & Ferguson
4263:style, designed by
4222:St Stephen's Church
4207:Diocese of Plymouth
4183:St Stephen's Church
4128:selective education
4104:reorganised in 1974
4015:Bournemouth Airport
3850:iron and glass roof
3567:St. Andrew's Church
3498:, completed in 1879
3378:Mary Wollstonecraft
3310:Mary Wollstonecraft
3290:Eurofighter Typhoon
2547:craft certificate,
2230:
1978:Record low °C (°F)
1768:Daily mean °C (°F)
1464:World Heritage Site
1239:geographical county
1199:was established at
1063:Tesco bomb campaign
896:Bournemouth Gardens
885:The Spas of England
865:Bournemouth Gardens
782:, began mining for
745:Earl of Southampton
701:Liberty of Westover
655:The Spas of England
628:Christchurch Priory
524:in 1810. After the
424: /
136:Bournemouth Gardens
12406:Sturminster Newton
12149:1908 Tram disaster
12111:Bournemouth (East)
11390:on 1 February 2013
11034:6 May 2016 at the
10192:on 21 January 2011
9969:Edwards (pp.85–87)
9745:"Public Transport"
9154:Great British Life
8884:on 2 February 2014
8626:Boodle, Adelaide.
8471:on 16 October 2012
8355:on 19 January 2013
8115:on 16 October 2008
8089:on 1 November 2010
7943:on 23 January 2013
7542:has generic name (
6878:"2010 temperature"
6848:"1963 temperature"
6818:"1990 temperature"
6513:Portrait of Dorset
6058:legislation.gov.uk
5999:legislation.gov.uk
5922:legislation.gov.uk
5762:. 18 November 2021
5558:. 13 August 1993.
5441:on 13 January 2012
5398:Edwards (pp.70–71)
5377:Edwards (pp.38–40)
5347:Edwards (pp.31–32)
4829:Sir Geoffrey Hurst
4790:; you can help by
4682:
4652:Joseph John Davies
4562:Bournemouth School
4487:Millie Bobby Brown
4481:. Renowned actors
4437:Footballers' Wives
4392:
4325:Naming conventions
4283:
4261:Italian Romanesque
4234:John Dando Sedding
4187:
4100:
4056:(3 destinations),
3950:to London and the
3895:to the east, with
3852:
3664:
3653:Corinthian columns
3590:
3587:
3500:
3399:
3342:preparatory school
3326:Frederick E. Smith
3314:
3242:
3160:
3133:William Orchardson
3065:
3054:
2967:South West region
2877:Energy & Water
2813:Liverpool Victoria
2777:
2228:
1368:
1264:in 1974 under the
1159:
1110:Queen Elizabeth II
1029:
943:
915:
904:Bournemouth Square
881:Augustus Granville
803:
685:
630:and taken away as
609:
433:50.72001; -1.87995
365:UK Parliament
311:Dialling code
124:St. Peter's Church
12846:Beaches of Dorset
12798:
12797:
12695:
12694:
12631:English Civil War
12307:Major settlements
12292:areas and suburbs
12267:Ceremonial county
12232:
12231:
12161:Bournemouth Blitz
11998:Southbourne Beach
11975:Blue Flag beaches
11609:978-0-7524-4717-9
10705:"Contact Details"
10517:. 2 January 2001.
10394:The Twells Family
10372:on 9 October 2013
10065:on 3 October 2013
10033:on 3 October 2013
9992:on 3 October 2013
9590:on 2 October 2013
9156:. 6 February 2020
9100:on 20 August 2013
9074:on 20 August 2013
8948:on 3 October 2013
8918:on 9 October 2013
8109:"The collections"
7632:on 8 October 2015
6462:on 3 October 2013
6426:on 1 October 2011
6336:on 3 October 2013
6297:on 30 August 2011
5822:. 25 January 2023
5195:978-1-897887-22-6
5147:Edwards (pp. 1–2)
4819:: 7 October 1902.
4808:
4807:
4609:1872 FA Cup Final
4192:Church of England
4148:further education
4116:unitary authority
3973:Buses and coaches
3496:St Peter's Church
3432:Vladimir Chertkov
3038:
3037:
3034:
2801:Gross Value Added
2792:gross value added
2760:
2759:
2563:, higher BTEC or
2487:
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1501:Climate data for
1300:ceremonial county
1285:unitary authority
1227:municipal borough
1169:unitary authority
994:Bournemouth Blitz
960:municipal borough
618:of 1406, where a
581:St Peter's Church
554:unitary authority
540:since before the
531:gross value added
507:ceremonial county
443:
442:
12893:
12722:
12715:
12708:
12699:
12698:
12647:Lord Lieutenants
12436:Wimborne Minster
12275:
12269:
12259:
12252:
12245:
12236:
12235:
12080:Bournemouth F.C.
12054:Pavilion Theatre
12029:Bournemouth Pier
11993:Fisherman's Walk
11968:
11746:Hengistbury Head
11686:
11679:
11672:
11663:
11662:
11632:
11619:Just Bournemouth
11613:
11594:
11575:
11556:
11543:
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11400:
11399:
11397:
11395:
11386:. Archived from
11376:
11370:
11369:
11367:
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11356:. Archived from
11346:
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11312:
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10757:"BSO Our Vision"
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10596:European Judaism
10591:
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10405:
10388:
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10377:
10366:English Heritage
10362:Listed Buildings
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10348:
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10345:
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10287:
10282:on 8 August 2012
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9943:
9938:on 31 March 2016
9922:
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9828:on 24 April 2011
9818:
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9809:
9807:
9801:National Express
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9398:on 8 August 2013
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8991:English Heritage
8979:
8970:
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8912:English Heritage
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8616:Rawlings (p.131)
8614:
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8603:
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8582:
8581:
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8555:
8554:Rawlings (p.132)
8552:
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8519:
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8506:
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8480:
8478:
8476:
8465:Bournemouth Echo
8457:
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8450:
8448:
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8435:Bournemouth Echo
8427:
8421:
8420:
8418:
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8405:Bournemouth Echo
8397:
8391:
8390:
8388:
8386:
8371:
8365:
8364:
8362:
8360:
8351:. Archived from
8341:
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8332:
8330:
8311:
8305:
8304:
8302:
8300:
8280:
8274:
8273:
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8260:. Archived from
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7862:
7853:. 8 March 2007.
7843:
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7811:
7810:Rawlings (p.145)
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7689:
7681:
7672:
7671:
7669:
7667:
7651:
7642:
7641:
7639:
7637:
7628:. Archived from
7622:
7616:
7615:
7613:
7611:
7605:
7598:
7590:
7584:
7583:
7581:
7579:
7573:
7565:Value of Tourism
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7016:
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7012:
7002:"Turbary Common"
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6214:. 8 October 2022
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5970:Historic England
5966:
5960:
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5934:
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5929:
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5908:
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5760:Bournemouth Echo
5752:
5746:
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5730:Bournemouth Echo
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5175:
5174:Edwards (pp.1–3)
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4867:HMS Phoebe (F42)
4803:
4800:
4782:
4781:
4775:
4772:of Bournemouth.
4752:
4751:
4736:
4735:
4688:, together with
4673:in Bournemouth.
4654:(1889–1976) and
4613:Irish Republican
4539:Sir Hubert Parry
4508:The Sunday Times
4421:from the series
4359:is located near
4339:Wimborne Minster
4288:Chabad-Lubavitch
4254:seating capacity
4136:secondary modern
4027:Heathrow Airport
3905:Dorchester South
3692:
3649:Pavilion Theatre
3630:Royal Bath Hotel
3594:Bournemouth Pier
3561:in the historic
3559:St Mark's Church
3463:Bournemouth Echo
3346:J. R. R. Tolkien
3328:, writer of the
3245:university, the
3231:Southern England
3113:Grade II* listed
3081:Pavilion Theatre
3061:Bournemouth Pier
3032:
2862:
2861:
2574:
2573:
2553:advanced diploma
2390:
2389:
2372:Hengistbury Head
2368:Stour Valley Way
2335:
2330:
2325:
2320:
2315:
2310:
2305:
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2227:
1503:Bournemouth Hurn
1498:
1497:
1436:Dartford warbler
1320:Bournemouth West
1316:Bournemouth East
1304:charter trustees
1195:in Hampshire. A
1100:, losing out to
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4585:Charles Bennett
4543:William Blake's
4516:Guardian Weekly
4441:Samantha Keeble
4424:The Sandbaggers
4409:Juliette Kaplan
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3530:. In his book,
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1081:Isle of Purbeck
1054:orchestrated a
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6094:13 December
5684:10 February
5654:10 February
5628:10 February
5330:9 September
4955:Census 2021
4811:Individuals
4758:Switzerland
4696:and father
4671:Southbourne
4656:James Welch
4628:Cecil Noble
4574:Peter Giles
4560:, attended
4475:Peter Beale
4427:(1978–80),
4304:Art Nouveau
4242:town centre
4236:, built in
4218:St. Peter's
4130:, with two
4074:Switzerland
3893:Basingstoke
3885:Southampton
3855:Bournemouth
3821:Southampton
3516:town centre
3458:Bill Bryson
3453:The Witches
3444:Leo Tolstoy
3422:Henry James
3354:Oxfordshire
3332:books, and
3266:Team Guinot
3251:Bourne Free
3219:Dan Godfrey
3180:King's Park
2603:Population
2595:Population
2587:Population
2480:Not stated
1448:Exmoor pony
1400:Southbourne
1376:River Stour
1247:Southbourne
1201:Holdenhurst
1098:city status
863:to develop
838:sea-bathing
811:common land
697:Holdenhurst
650:old English
573:town centre
446:Bournemouth
431: /
293:BOURNEMOUTH
174:Bournemouth
41:Bournemouth
12805:Categories
12622:Healthcare
12401:Stalbridge
12376:Lyme Regis
12371:Highcliffe
12366:Gillingham
12356:Dorchester
12341:Chickerell
12336:Broadstone
12316:Beaminster
12104:Cemeteries
12044:Dean Court
11983:Alum Chine
11931:West Cliff
11926:Westbourne
11916:Wallisdown
11786:Littledown
11766:Kings Park
11731:East Cliff
11716:Bear Cross
11072:dorsetlive
10637:29 January
10529:"Religion"
10140:17 October
10110:17 October
9474:Daily Echo
9294:17 October
9094:"About Us"
8855:17 October
8602:12 January
8576:12 January
8540:11 January
8385:29 January
8359:29 January
8329:29 January
8299:29 January
7636:16 January
6792:Met Office
6772:10 October
6767:ogimet.com
6716:Met Office
6696:4 December
6666:4 December
6592:(web page)
6243:13 October
6218:13 October
6037:4 December
5903:0901050679
5878:0901050679
5826:20 October
5800:20 October
5709:3 December
5592:27 January
5495:27 January
5445:12 October
5266:23 October
5156:Cave (p.4)
4938:References
4920:1991–2020.
4847:Eddie Howe
4841:Bob Geldof
4799:March 2019
4788:incomplete
4716:See also:
4712:Twin towns
4640:Royal Navy
4550:Alex James
4547:Jerusalem.
4527:The Police
4479:EastEnders
4446:EastEnders
4419:Ray Lonnen
4172:See also:
3889:Winchester
3831:See also:
3774:and later
3722:Dean Court
3508:St Peter's
3506:churches,
3448:Roald Dahl
3418:Westbourne
3396:Westbourne
3322:Beau Geste
3320:author of
3318:P. C. Wren
3272:including
3262:Red Arrows
3223:palm house
3129:Edwin Long
3102:St Peter's
3097:music hall
3085:O2 Academy
2829:Escor Toys
2811:, and the
2785:South West
2514:Mixed race
2495:South-West
2424:Christian
2386:Demography
2356:green belt
2344:Green belt
2215:Met Office
2213:Source 1:
1476:Bronze Age
1412:Westbourne
1146:Governance
1102:Chelmsford
1090:Demolition
1087:programme
939:Photochrom
850:pine trees
799:Photochrom
760:Bronze Age
591:(BIC) and
416:50°43′12″N
255:South West
200:Population
12736:Districts
12667:Transport
12612:Geography
12440:See also:
12396:Sherborne
12192:elections
12007:Buildings
11936:West Howe
11826:Pokesdown
11781:Lansdowne
11751:Hill View
11736:East Howe
10663:23 August
10623:"History"
10547:15 August
10485:22 August
10471:"History"
10455:22 August
10429:21 August
10376:21 August
10342:21 August
10328:"Origins"
10182:"Diocese"
9402:10 August
9160:21 August
8475:6 January
8445:6 January
8415:6 January
8268:25 August
8119:5 January
8093:4 January
7399:"Economy"
7011:6 October
6928:1 October
6892:25 August
6862:25 August
6832:25 August
6802:25 August
6686:Pastscape
6141:24 August
5795:0261-3077
5566:19 August
4545:words of
4471:Ben Hardy
4084:Education
3863:Branksome
3859:Pokesdown
3848:Victorian
3827:Transport
3768:Dean Park
3756:dodgeball
3556:Victorian
3552:triforium
3482:Victorian
3476:Landmarks
3436:Tolstoyan
3413:Kidnapped
3278:Hurricane
3274:Lancaster
3149:promenade
2432:Buddhist
2416:Religion
2408:Religion
2400:Religion
1488:temperate
1420:Pokesdown
1372:Poole Bay
1354:Geography
1332:Tom Hayes
1322:. In the
1243:Pokesdown
1085:Channel 4
966:in 1900.
789:smugglers
741:heathland
737:Hampshire
717:Pokesdown
616:cartulary
552:became a
548:in 1974.
538:Hampshire
518:heathland
419:1°52′48″W
349:Ambulance
289:Post town
120:town hall
28:Burnmouth
12757:Councils
12582:Churches
12431:Weymouth
12361:Ferndown
12331:Bridport
12199:Churches
12144:Tramways
11956:Woodbury
11896:Townsend
11816:Muscliff
11806:Moordown
11721:Boscombe
11510:31 March
11504:Archived
11474:Archived
11454:31 March
11448:Archived
11444:BBC News
11424:1 August
11394:1 August
11364:1 August
11291:(Dorset)
11272:Archived
11253:Archived
11234:Archived
11215:Archived
11171:Archived
11152:Archived
11133:Archived
11114:Archived
11095:Archived
11032:Archived
11013:Archived
10994:Archived
10975:Archived
10956:Archived
10937:Archived
10918:Archived
10899:Archived
10880:Archived
10861:Archived
10842:Archived
10823:Archived
10804:Archived
10785:Archived
10735:Archived
10709:Archived
10683:Archived
10657:Archived
10631:Archived
10541:Archived
10539:. 2013.
10479:Archived
10475:About Us
10449:Archived
10423:Archived
10398:Archived
10336:Archived
10306:Archived
10286:2 August
10256:2 August
10160:Archived
10134:Archived
10104:Archived
9852:Archived
9775:Archived
9698:Archived
9696:. 2003.
9666:BBC News
9640:Archived
9614:Archived
9508:Archived
9504:BBC News
9478:Archived
9448:Archived
9422:Archived
9376:9 August
9370:Archived
9350:9 August
9344:Archived
9320:9 August
9314:Archived
9288:Archived
9232:Archived
9206:Archived
9204:. 2012.
9128:Archived
9126:. 2017.
9124:BBC News
9046:Archived
8824:Archived
8798:Archived
8748:Archived
8728:26 March
8722:Archived
8671:Archived
8636:Archived
8596:Archived
8570:Archived
8495:Archived
8409:Archived
8407:. 2008.
8379:Archived
8293:Archived
8191:Archived
7997:Archived
7967:Archived
7915:Archived
7889:Archived
7855:Archived
7851:BBC News
7825:Archived
7757:12 March
7751:Archived
7731:13 April
7725:Archived
7701:12 March
7692:Archived
7666:28 March
7660:Archived
7610:10 March
7532:cite web
7522:29 March
7439:10 April
7377:Archived
7352:17 March
7346:Archived
7344:. 2016.
7342:BBC News
7322:21 April
7313:Archived
7283:16 April
7277:Archived
7257:25 April
7251:Archived
7231:15 April
7225:Archived
7195:Archived
7171:21 April
7162:Archived
7130:Archived
7100:Archived
7070:Archived
7040:Archived
6977:Archived
6946:Archived
6886:Archived
6856:Archived
6826:Archived
6796:Archived
6794:. 2010.
6690:Archived
6657:Archived
6625:Archived
6602:16 March
6596:Archived
6541:Archived
6490:Archived
6391:Archived
6265:Archived
6186:BBC News
6161:BBC News
5846:BBC News
5820:BBC News
5766:22 March
5734:Archived
5678:Archived
5648:Archived
5622:Archived
5586:BBC News
5560:Archived
5260:Archived
5127:Archived
4961:8 August
4874:See also
4576:(bass).
4492:Authors
4456:Atlantis
4365:RAF Hurn
4269:Carlisle
4238:Boscombe
4168:Religion
4066:Portugal
3920:Midlands
3918:and the
3916:Somerset
3871:Weymouth
3869:between
3817:Octopush
3760:crossfit
3726:Boscombe
3718:Cherries
3706:football
3645:Art Deco
3524:Boscombe
3282:Spitfire
3176:enclosed
2833:Parvalux
2805:JPMorgan
2747:163,441
2741:113,557
2727:158,711
2707:140,216
2687:153,906
2667:149,106
2647:144,531
2627:128,099
2525:O-levels
2208:1,778.7
2117:(34.53)
2048:Average
1392:Boscombe
1364:Boscombe
1205:chapelry
1037:lifeboat
1014:Boscombe
1006:billeted
971:art deco
947:Midlands
877:Brighton
873:Weymouth
768:Iron Age
764:Moordown
705:Muscliff
599:Toponymy
536:Part of
12657:Museums
12642:Tourism
12637:Schools
12627:History
12607:Geology
12592:Economy
12577:Beaches
12546:Tarrant
12426:Wareham
12421:Verwood
12411:Swanage
12219:Schools
12209:Gardens
12136:History
11901:Tuckton
11836:Redhill
11480:4 March
11077:22 June
10653:"Faith"
10312:29 July
10226:27 July
10196:27 July
9942:2 April
9910:26 June
9884:30 June
9858:30 June
9806:24 July
9781:16 June
9755:15 June
9729:24 July
9704:15 June
9672:14 June
9646:15 June
9620:15 June
9568:24 July
9484:23 July
9454:23 July
9392:"About"
9238:17 July
9212:17 July
9186:16 July
9134:21 July
8830:29 July
8804:29 July
8754:29 July
8067:29 July
7658:. BBC.
7201:7 April
7136:6 April
7106:6 April
7076:6 April
7046:7 April
6271:30 July
6119:25 June
6069:29 June
6010:29 June
5954:29 June
5928:29 June
5740:6 April
4930:effect.
4754:Lucerne
4738:Netanya
4724:twinned
4595:winner
4439:and DI
4343:Verwood
4319:Islamic
4146:offers
4050:Finland
3979:Morebus
3963:Honiton
3901:Wareham
3838:Railway
3748:netball
3670:in the
3548:groined
3514:in the
3440:Tuckton
3041:Culture
2935:Dorset
2767:Economy
2721:96,741
2701:82,424
2681:52,981
2661:34,098
2641:18,725
2619:13,160
2537:A-level
2454:Muslim
2448:Jewish
2112:(4.10)
2107:(4.24)
2102:(3.96)
2097:(2.73)
2092:(2.35)
2087:(1.95)
2082:(2.10)
2077:(1.93)
2072:(2.28)
2067:(2.46)
2062:(2.65)
2057:(3.78)
2038:(13.1)
2033:(14.7)
2028:(20.5)
2023:(29.5)
2018:(35.8)
2013:(36.7)
2008:(32.7)
2003:(25.5)
1998:(21.7)
1993:(13.6)
1988:(12.4)
1973:(17.8)
1968:(21.9)
1963:(25.7)
1958:(29.8)
1953:(36.9)
1948:(42.1)
1943:(44.2)
1938:(39.6)
1933:(32.4)
1928:(27.1)
1923:(24.6)
1918:(21.9)
1913:(20.5)
1903:(43.3)
1898:(35.6)
1893:(39.4)
1888:(45.3)
1883:(49.3)
1878:(53.6)
1873:(53.8)
1868:(50.4)
1863:(45.1)
1858:(39.7)
1853:(37.0)
1848:(34.9)
1843:(35.2)
1833:(51.3)
1828:(42.1)
1823:(46.4)
1818:(52.7)
1813:(58.3)
1808:(62.6)
1803:(63.0)
1798:(59.4)
1793:(54.3)
1788:(48.7)
1783:(44.8)
1778:(41.7)
1773:(41.5)
1763:(59.2)
1758:(48.6)
1753:(53.2)
1748:(60.1)
1743:(67.3)
1738:(71.6)
1733:(72.0)
1728:(68.2)
1723:(63.3)
1718:(57.6)
1713:(52.5)
1708:(48.4)
1703:(47.7)
1693:(84.9)
1688:(56.3)
1683:(61.0)
1678:(67.6)
1673:(75.4)
1668:(81.7)
1663:(82.8)
1658:(79.7)
1653:(75.6)
1648:(68.4)
1643:(61.0)
1638:(56.1)
1633:(55.0)
1623:(93.4)
1618:(60.8)
1613:(67.6)
1608:(77.4)
1603:(85.3)
1598:(93.4)
1593:(93.0)
1588:(92.8)
1583:(83.3)
1578:(77.0)
1573:(69.8)
1568:(64.0)
1563:(58.5)
1482:Climate
1171:level:
756:Longham
721:Tuckton
693:Hundred
669:History
585:Grade I
497:) is a
400:England
271:England
265:Country
12662:People
12597:Places
12560:Topics
12531:Piddle
12481:Bourne
12454:Rivers
12381:Merley
12298:Dorset
12273:Dorset
12214:People
12063:Sports
11946:Winton
11886:Throop
11771:Kinson
11697:Dorset
11657:Curlie
11625:
11606:
11587:
11568:
11536:
11327:
11195:
9668:. 2013
9104:8 July
9078:8 July
8952:3 July
8922:3 July
8888:3 July
8677:4 June
8642:4 June
7947:23 May
7895:21 May
6718:. 2010
6519:
6192:6 July
6166:6 July
5900:
5875:
5852:2 June
5793:
5192:
5003:539370
5001:
4991:
4742:Israel
4726:with:
4341:, and
4201:. The
4078:Turkey
4072:(10),
4054:Greece
4046:Cyprus
3995:London
3944:Cadnam
3752:hockey
3708:club,
3626:Indian
3571:Kinson
3404:wrote
3286:Vulcan
3208:Sutton
3204:Harrow
3093:circus
3026:4.59%
3023:26.56%
3020:21.40%
3014:22.96%
2994:4.01%
2991:27.25%
2988:18.20%
2982:25.12%
2962:4.82%
2959:29.55%
2956:13.51%
2950:27.58%
2944:11.16%
2938:0.38%*
2930:4.58%
2927:29.32%
2924:24.48%
2918:29.06%
2906:0.00%*
2735:7,594
2715:2,029
2695:1,605
2675:1,104
2440:Hindu
2199:113.0
2196:163.5
2193:208.5
2190:234.3
2187:230.4
2184:222.7
2181:187.9
2178:127.5
2161:125.2
2043:(7.9)
1983:(7.9)
1514:Month
1468:chines
1440:sundew
1427:Eocene
1416:Winton
1408:Throop
1396:Kinson
1328:Labour
1255:Kinson
1251:Winton
1018:chines
923:vestry
842:villas
817:, and
733:Dorset
709:Throop
641:bourne
511:Dorset
405:Dorset
330:Dorset
325:Police
304:BH1-11
247:Region
237:Dorset
182:Dorset
130:, the
12790:Poole
12748:Poole
12617:SSSIs
12536:Stour
12526:Moors
12521:Hooke
12516:Frome
12511:Crane
12506:Corfe
12496:Cerne
12486:Bride
12466:Asker
12461:Allen
12416:Upton
12386:Poole
12180:Other
11761:Iford
10063:(PDF)
10056:(PDF)
10031:(PDF)
10024:(PDF)
9990:(PDF)
9983:(PDF)
8158:(PDF)
8147:(PDF)
8036:(PDF)
8029:(PDF)
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7695:(PDF)
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6323:(PDF)
5324:(PDF)
5313:(PDF)
4907:Notes
4556:band
4163:UPraw
4070:Spain
4062:Malta
4060:(4),
4058:Italy
3897:Poole
3682:Sport
3668:cable
3446:. In
3426:Alice
3111:is a
3017:8.51%
3011:4.72%
3008:8.59%
3005:1.12%
3002:1.55%
2985:7.16%
2979:4.92%
2976:9.20%
2973:1.25%
2970:2.91%
2953:5.20%
2947:6.66%
2941:1.14%
2921:6.28%
2915:3.14%
2912:2.62%
2909:0.52%
2796:NUTS3
2744:2001
2738:1931
2732:1861
2724:1991
2718:1921
2712:1851
2704:1981
2698:1911
2692:1841
2684:1971
2678:1901
2672:1831
2664:1961
2658:1891
2652:1821
2644:1951
2638:1881
2632:1811
2624:1941
2616:1871
2608:1801
2600:Year
2592:Year
2584:Year
2533:GCSEs
2506:Asian
2477:30.5
2460:Sikh
2427:57.1
2270:Year
2205:61.1
2202:78.9
2175:83.7
2172:67.2
2158:13.5
2155:13.6
2152:12.7
2131:10.1
2128:10.7
2125:13.3
2115:876.8
2110:104.2
2105:107.6
2100:100.7
2041:−13.4
2036:−10.5
1991:−10.2
1986:−10.9
1981:−13.4
1553:Year
1106:Essex
1067:Tesco
713:Iford
646:burna
636:Poole
632:tithe
562:Poole
494:-məth
479:
315:01202
12567:Flag
12501:Char
12491:Brit
12471:Avon
11941:Wick
11623:ISBN
11604:ISBN
11585:ISBN
11566:ISBN
11534:ISBN
11512:2019
11482:2019
11456:2019
11426:2013
11396:2013
11366:2013
11325:ISBN
11193:ISBN
11079:2023
10769:2013
10743:2013
10717:2013
10691:2013
10665:2013
10639:2018
10581:help
10549:2013
10487:2013
10457:2013
10431:2013
10378:2013
10344:2013
10314:2012
10288:2012
10258:2012
10228:2012
10198:2012
10168:2013
10142:2017
10112:2017
10071:2012
10039:2012
9998:2012
9944:2016
9912:2013
9886:2013
9860:2013
9834:2013
9808:2024
9783:2013
9757:2013
9731:2024
9706:2013
9674:2013
9648:2013
9622:2013
9596:2013
9570:2024
9516:2013
9486:2011
9456:2011
9430:2013
9404:2013
9378:2013
9352:2013
9322:2013
9296:2017
9266:2013
9240:2013
9214:2013
9188:2013
9162:2023
9136:2018
9106:2013
9080:2013
9054:2012
9003:2013
8954:2013
8924:2013
8890:2013
8857:2021
8832:2012
8806:2012
8756:2012
8730:2013
8704:2023
8679:2020
8644:2020
8604:2013
8578:2013
8542:2013
8503:2013
8477:2013
8447:2013
8417:2013
8387:2013
8361:2013
8331:2013
8301:2013
8270:2009
8166:2012
8121:2013
8095:2013
8069:2024
8044:2012
8005:2012
7975:2012
7949:2015
7923:2012
7897:2011
7863:2007
7833:2012
7795:2012
7759:2013
7733:2013
7703:2013
7668:2013
7638:2016
7612:2013
7580:2013
7544:help
7524:2013
7482:2013
7441:2013
7415:2013
7385:2013
7354:2019
7324:2013
7285:2013
7259:2013
7233:2013
7203:2013
7173:2013
7138:2013
7108:2013
7078:2013
7048:2013
7013:2020
6988:2018
6930:2023
6894:2013
6882:UKMO
6864:2013
6852:KNMI
6834:2013
6822:KNMI
6804:2013
6774:2018
6749:2021
6724:2021
6698:2012
6668:2012
6636:2013
6604:2015
6575:2012
6549:2012
6517:ISBN
6498:2013
6468:2013
6432:2012
6399:2013
6373:2012
6342:2012
6303:2012
6273:2010
6245:2022
6220:2022
6194:2024
6168:2024
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