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commemorations on 11 November, which are well attended by the population, who gather in the town to watch the veterans' armistice parade that concludes with the laying of poppy wreaths at the war memorial, to pay their respects to those who fought and died in the armed forces. Local youth groups like
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in 1948. They also produced aluminium alloy racing car bodies for Jaguar's Le Mans winning cars of the 1950s, along with
Formula 1 car bodies in the same era. The company continues as Loades Limited with a site on Bayton Road, but oriented to steel buildings for commercial properties named after
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church goers from assembling for worship and preaching within five miles of a corporate town such as
Coventry. Bedworth, being exactly five miles from Coventry became a local centre for Nonconformists who assembled at the town. In 1686 the Reverend
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Deronda Close, behind The Newdigate Arms. Zion Baptist Church is on Newdigate Road and is a striking 1977 replacement of the original 1796 chapel on High Street, which was demolished to make way for the Civic Centre (See external links.)
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died in 2011, but his work over the previous 25 years not only kept
Bedworth's tradition - unique in the United Kingdom - alive, but also lent significant weight to the campaign to move Remembrance Day back to 11 November.
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Bedworth has a Rugby Union team "Bedworth Rugby
Football Club", that has a Senior Men's team, a Senior Ladies Touch team and a Mini & Junior section for boys & girls, it is based at the "Old" Nursery at
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Bedworth chose to keep 11 November as
Armistice Day, even after 1939, when the rest of the country moved to the nearest Sunday. In more recent times, the tradition was kept up by Frank Parsons. The former
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In the early-1970s the interior of the church was modernised, with the tabernacle, altar, pulpit, font, Mary and Child, and the Sacred Heart and Risen Christ, all made by the noted
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established the Old
Meeting congregation just north of the five-mile post. An old plaque that was on the mile-post can still be seen on a gate post of the Almshouses. In 1726 a
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shopping precinct. The town centre itself contains some of the usual high street retail names as well as many charity shops, card shops and banks.
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runs along the eastern edge of the town. Just outside Bedworth to the north-east is Marston Junction where the Coventry Canal joins the
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that supplies 80 vehicle manufacturers worldwide has its UK factory in the estate. The estate was also the home of
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products, primarily for the automotive sector. The firm won the contract to produce 12,000 Olympic torches for the
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is a local business directory, news and local interest website serving Bedworth, Nuneaton, Exhall and Bulkington.
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on the edge of the town closed in 1991. The ribbon weaving industry had been introduced to the area by French
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is probably the most noticeable landmark building in Bedworth; built in 1898 in the then fashionable
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who play at the Oval Ground. There is also a swimming club called Nuneaton and Bedworth Dolphins.
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The town centre has a church dedicated to All Saint's known locally as All Saints' Parish Church (
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All Saints' Square – church at the far end. The almshouses are to the left out of picture.
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which removed tariffs on imported French silks, causing enormous hardship to the town.
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A History of Coventry Tramways, F.K. Farrell, The Tramway Review, Vol. 4, No, 30, 1961
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2117:"Chamberlaine's Almshouses A Grade II* Listed Building in Bedworth, Warwickshire"
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dual carriageway bypass. The A444 also provides fast access to Nuneaton, the
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on Bayton Road in Exhall, named the Gurdwara Dhan Dhan Baba Vadbhag Singh Ji.
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St Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church, Bedworth.
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881:Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council
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1950:. Bedworth Society. 23 February 2022
1948:"Bedworth History & Information"
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2071:. Bedworth Society. Archived from
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2119:. British Listed Buildings
1865:. The Domesday Book Online
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2139:"Townscapes--Bedworth"
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3277:Nuneaton and Bedworth
3257:Towns in Warwickshire
2916:Nuneaton and Bedworth
2904:Boroughs or districts
2547:"Bedworth Town Trail"
1890:Allen, Geoff, (2000)
1620:, (born 1979) former
1612:Nicholas Chamberlaine
1604:National League North
1453:George Eliot Hospital
1400:
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1194:Douglas C-47 Skytrain
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950:
938:Roman Catholic Church
893:
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701:Nicholas Chamberlaine
684:
671:Nuneaton and Bedworth
593:Industrial Revolution
583:and the overspill of
515:
498:
489:south of Stoneleigh.
485:, before joining the
377:Nuneaton and Bedworth
129:Nuneaton and Bedworth
2984:Royal Leamington Spa
2822:The Bedworth Society
2715:. HoldtheFrontPage.
1915:"Parishes: Bedworth"
1624:front-man, attended
1204:fighters were used.
1159:Bedworth United F.C.
959:artist and sculptor
935:St Francis of Assisi
755:The former Bedworth
742:Miners' Welfare Park
736:Bedworth Water Tower
728:Miners' Welfare Park
499:Map of Bedworth and
189:Sovereign state
3140:Stratford-upon-Avon
3004:Stratford-upon-Avon
2942:(cities in italics)
2069:"Bedworth Timeline"
1459:BBC Radio Leicester
1365:Hawkesbury Junction
1325:University Hospital
1155:non-League football
1000:Jehovah's Witnesses
942:Archbishop McIntyre
812:At the Bayton Road
719:Bedworth Civic Hall
614:The opening of the
524:Originally a small
286: /
2911:North Warwickshire
2854:- Our Warwickshire
2748:Coventry Telegraph
2711:Lambourne, Helen.
2677:Coventry Telegraph
2571:. World Gurudwaras
2502:. Our Warwickshire
2211:. Our Warwickshire
2141:. Nuneaton History
1994:. Our Warwickshire
1972:. Historic England
1863:"Warwickshire A-F"
1761:on 2 February 2017
1535:Coventry Telegraph
1530:Nuneaton Telegraph
1518:Coventry Telegraph
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1041:(Comprising 89.3%
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822:2012 Olympic Games
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557:Five Mile Act 1665
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375:in the borough of
231:UK Parliament
221:Dialling code
3239:
3238:
3145:Warwickshire ring
2994:Shipston-on-Stour
2940:Major settlements
2926:Stratford-on-Avon
2890:Ceremonial county
2852:Bedworth archives
2163:. Theatres Online
2046:on 1 October 2007
1719:. City Population
1676:Rev Richard Mudge
1277:Trent Valley Line
1129:Sport and leisure
1079:(Comprising 0.6%
1060:(Comprising 4.6%
905:Church of England
899:Church of England
894:All Saints church
814:industrial estate
772:weavers' cottages
765:peregrine falcons
663:Municipal Borough
655:Walsgrave on Sowe
597:Coventry Colliery
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139:Shire county
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1697:
1664:, winner of the
1564:ITV News Central
1501:People's Tribune
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1191:Second World War
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