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demolished in 2017 and replaced by 21 and 26 storey blocks of apartments. Brent House, an office complex on High Road, was sold by the council sold Brent House to a developer called Henley Homes who demolished the building and also replaced it with residential apartments. Mahatma Gandhi House on
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and W. B. Moffatt, was consecrated in 1846, in which year
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with which it had historic administrative links, had better transport integration and had shared common suburban interests. The 1994, the
Boundary Commission considered this, and other requests, considering a wide range of options including restoring independence to the districts, or joining them to
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Wembley Central station, a block of flats, an open-plan shopping plaza, and a car park were constructed on a concrete raft over the railway. The retail centre of Wembley (the High Road and north end of Ealing Road) has suffered from chronic traffic congestion and from
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Anne and
Frances Copland, who in 1843 inherited Sudbury Lodge and its lands, gave a plot for a church to serve the southern part of Harrow parish. In spite of less support from local farmers, who preferred part of Lord Northwick's property on Wembley Hill, the sisters' offer was accepted since they
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Wembley does not have a town centre network or pedestrianised high streets, with almost all commercial high street businesses along a 1000-yard stretch of road (High Road). In 1971 the High Road was seen as being the 11th best place to shop in London. However, it had fallen to 24th place by 1987.
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the following year. The changing names of the local station demonstrated the increasing importance of the 'Wembley' name. 'Sudbury' station opened in 1845, renamed as 'Sudbury and
Wembley' in 1882, renamed as 'Wembley for Sudbury' in 1910, renamed as 'Wembley Central' in 1948, at the time of the
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October 2000 and was demolished in 2003. The new Wembley stadium was designed by a consortium including engineering consultant Mott MacDonald and built by the Australian firm Multiplex. It cost £798 million and opened in 2007. Grade II-listed Wembley Arena, now the SSE Arena, has been
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near the stadium was completed in 2013, with all Brent administration moving to this complex. As a result, other offices were closed. The
Chesterfield House block on Park Lane that was used as council offices, built in the 1960s replacing a Methodist church that moved further down the road, was
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of April 1923, remaining open for 77 years until it closed for reconstruction in October 2000. After a long planning and redevelopment process dogged by a series of funding problems and construction delays, the new stadium finally opened its doors in March 2007. Wembley Hill station was renamed
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Wembley, in common with much of northwest London, had an extensive manufacturing industry, but much of it closed in the 1980s. Its factories included Glacier Metals (bearings), Wolf Power Tools, Sunbeam Electrical Appliances, Griffin & George (laboratory equipment) and GEC (whose research
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The 2011 census also showed that, in the Wembley Central ward, the unemployment rate stood at 5.3%. Of the 4,380 households, 2,065 of the properties were tenure owned, 1,469 was privately rented and 684 was socially rented from the council. The largest religion was Hinduism (45%) followed by
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The Wembley Sunday Market was a popular market held weekly from the 1970s until 2014 and run by Wendy Fair Markets. The market was ousted by the landowners, Quintain, in favour of the London Designer Outlet development. The market was then set up at the former Unisys tower near
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In a bid to reverse Wembley's fortunes, in the mid-2000s plans were created and approved to completely regenerate the place, carried out by construction company St. Modwen. The first phase, including construction of eighty-five homes, reconstruction of the plaza as a new
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forming a relatively ill-connected barrier between the two. The Commission concluded that there was insufficient justification for the disruption caused by the changes, and that such changes should only be considered during a comprehensive review of London's boundaries.
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The onsite parking facilities are close by, with a multistorey car park called Red Parking and a surface level car park on the eastern flank of the Stadium called Green Parking. Disabled parking is available at a reduced rate but on a first-come first-served basis.
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south of it. Much of the surrounding area remained wooded. In 1547 there were but six houses in Wembley. Though small, it was one of the wealthiest parts of Harrow. At the dissolution of the monasteries in 1543, the manor of Wembley fell to Richard Andrews and
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Following continuing decline, Wembley had become unattractive and increasingly derelict by the century's end. However the large Indian community in the town maintained a growing jewellery market with their shops on Ealing Road.
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is unusually a transport café, opened in 1938 and re-opening in 1997 after decades of closure. This venue has been used to hold and plan car and bike events by motoring enthusiasts, nationally and internationally.
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of the Grand Union Canal, with a towpath running into central London. Sudbury Squash and Tennis Club has outdoor tennis courts, an indoor squash court, and a clubhouse. Wembley is a short distance away from the
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store). Another cinema in the town was an ABC cinema originally opened as The Regal in 1937, on Ealing Road, which operated until 1976. After this it operated for some years as an independent cinema showcasing
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were added from March 1906, when new stations were opened, including 'Wembley Hill', next to what later became the site of Wembley Stadium – the national stadium of English sport – which opened for the
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Until the nineteenth century, Wembley was rural. In broadest terms Wembley has eight main green spaces, all but the golf course being public (no farms or private parks exist). The formal five are King
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Wembley is known for its high degree of ethnic and religious diversity, and the population includes a large number of people of Asian, Afro-Caribbean and Eastern European origin. According to the
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pleasure gardens, improving on the 9-hole course that had opened, along with Watkin's Wembley Park, in 1896. The course itself became the site of the British Empire Exhibition.
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Most of the rest of Wembley's housing consists of inter-war semi-detached houses and terraces and of modern apartment blocks, with a significant minority of detached houses.
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in 2004. A shopping plaza along High Road, an attractive shopping district in the 1950s, suffered slow decline by the 1980s and was therefore poorly maintained. Its
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of living. Some parts of the town meanwhile are among the least deprived in the borough, especially Barn Hill estate and North Wembley's Sudbury Court Estate.
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Wembley and Harrow were felt to be a natural match, and the London Borough of Harrow supported these proposals and called for a boundary rationalisation with
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Wembley is made up of 7 wards in the London Borough of Brent: Alperton, Barnhill, Northwick Park, Kenton, Preston, Sudbury, Tokyngton, and Wembley Central.
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valley, close to the boundary between the two, increased this sense of separation. The clash quickly turned political amid the plans to build
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background, which is the highest in Brent and 5th highest in Greater London. In Wembley the lowest BAME ward was Northwick Park, 68.8%.
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European Sales and Service Centre, which is a sales channel for 15 European countries, is in Brent Civic Centre in Wembley Park.
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2883:"2011 Census Ward Population Estimates | London DataStore"
2857:"2011 Census Ward Population Estimates | London DataStore"
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concert venue opened in 1934, originally as a swimming pool
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style. In 2004, Brent Council approved a mixed use plan by
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Mitchell, Vic; Smith, Keith (February 2005). "Figure 51".
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Wembley Point skyscraper, next to the North Circular Road
1220:. The urban district included the neighbouring parish of
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department store closed in 2005 after 71 years trading.
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4233:"Ace Cafe facing closure? | Heritage Insurance"
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of 1924–1925. Until the 2000s, remnants of the many
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3374:"Brent Council - History of Wembley and Tokyngton"
2972:"Harrow on the Hill | British History Online"
1688:were in the top 10 most diverse in London. In the
4322:"Eight-year Wembley stadium saga is over at last"
3333:"Odeon Wembley in Wembley, GB - Cinema Treasures"
3115:. Midland Main Lines. Midhurst: Middleton Press.
2768:Grand Union Canal Towpath, by Sudbury Golf Course
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4121:"Air France – Refund request – Official website"
3428:Brent Resource and Information Network (BRAIN).
2961:; third entry, line 3, "apud Wambeleye"; in 1349
1978:Lycée International de Londres Winston Churchill
1822:, that both play at Vale Farm stadium in nearby
1096:Lycée International de Londres Winston Churchill
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3581:"90 Years of Wembley Stadium | Wembley Stadium"
3452:"New Public Square Launched at Wembley Central"
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3351:"ABC Wembley in Wembley, GB - Cinema Treasures"
771:St John the Evangelist church was built in 1846
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3712:. 8 September 2005 – via news.bbc.co.uk.
1094:was also disposed and became a French school,
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3303:Film of British Empire Exhibition, reel three
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2508:Matthew Harrison was born in Wembley in 1979.
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3863:"Ward Profiles and Atlas – London Datastore"
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3322:Film of British Empire Exhibition, reel four
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2708:Mannions Free House, Irish pub, on High Road
2596:Nurse, journalist, broadcaster and novelist
2532:, lived in Wembley at the time of his death.
1118:sensitively refurbished in keeping with its
1101:The regeneration project is focused on the "
1074:and opening of new retail units including a
966:films. The building was demolished in 1987.
899:The 1937-built fire brigade headquarters of
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4189:"St Andrew's Presbyterian Church – Wembley"
3284:Film of British Empire Exhibition, reel two
3265:Film of British Empire Exhibition, reel one
1880:. It is listed in the initial, mainstream,
1239:when the municipal boroughs of Wembley and
469:Wembley was for over 800 years part of the
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3430:"Public square reopens in Wembley Central"
2684:Western section of High Road, looking east
1752:Wembley IKEA store, Brent Park retail area
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2911:Architecture, Failed (20 December 2019).
2433:Engineer and Formula One aerodynamicist,
1720:Local news in Wembley is provided by the
6389:Districts of the London Borough of Brent
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4164:"Wembley Park Golf Club, Greater London"
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2603:Dancer, author, musician and bandleader
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1335:A house at King Edward VII Park, Wembley
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927:British Empire Exhibition postage stamps
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564:which opened in 2007; it is home to the
4340:"Lycée International De Londres – Home"
3943:"Places in Brent Wembley and Tokyngton"
3922:Somerville, Hannah (19 November 2019).
3877:"Wembley Central - UK Census Data 2011"
3838:"Wembley Central – UK Census Data 2011"
3832:
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3409:Harrison, Stephanie (21 October 2013).
3199:The GEC Research Laboratories 1919–1984
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735:Railways, parish formed and development
515:local government in London was reformed
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1884:since 1993. It was converted into the
978:Chesterfield House, demolished in 2017
931:What had been Wembley Park hosted the
540:was largely pleasure grounds when the
466:. The population was 102,856 in 2011.
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3197:Clayton, Robert; Algar, Joan (1989).
2732:York House and London Designer Outlet
2123:Numbering as listed left of stations.
1864:is on the North Circular near Wembley
1826:. Nearby is Vale Farm Sports Centre.
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1235:on Forty Lane, built in 1938, became
851:began. Local passenger services from
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3051:A History of the County of Middlesex
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4320:Campbell, Denis (15 October 2006).
4045:from the original on 3 January 2020
3611:"Wembley Arena | John Sisk and Son"
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3244:Sunday Tribune of India (newspaper)
3094:"Doors finally open at new Wembley"
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2550:Musician John Lingwood, drummer in
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1255:Willesden merger and split proposal
1227:In 1937 it was incorporated as the
843:(now, in this section, part of the
692:of the Common Pleas, as Wambeleye.
511:incorporated as a municipal borough
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3710:"Multiculturalism the Wembley way"
3640:Boundary Commission Report of 1994
3183:National Heritage List for England
3154:Peracha, Qasim (8 November 2019).
3020:from the original on 14 March 2020
2497:(1915–2005), the model for author
2469:was born, and grew up, in Wembley.
876:(route 662) which ran through the
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4366:"Road and parking – WEMBLEY PARK"
4301:from the original on 5 March 2014
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4083:Black, Caitlin (7 October 2014).
3515:Mansfield, Lucy (17 March 2017).
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1892:, a major mandir opened in 2010.
1382:Wembley is made up of six wards:
919:Empire Exhibition and the Stadium
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1974:Wembley (later Brent) Town Hall
1972:and much renovated. The former
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783:trains, and electric trains to
741:London & Birmingham Railway
710:
709:, who sold it to Richard Page,
664:Note no 1941 census due to war
491:London & Birmingham Railway
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4675:The Library at Willesden Green
4402:"Accessibility – WEMBLEY PARK"
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1362:Sudbury Golf Course abuts the
595:Split from Harrow on the Hill
566:England national football team
519:Municipal Borough of Willesden
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4344:www.lyceeinternational.london
4064:Jobson, Myron (7 July 2014).
3725:"Big India in little England"
3222:Photograph of exhibition site
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1472:Neighbouring areas of Wembley
1438:, and has its own post town.
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521:, which was separated by the
6399:Places formerly in Middlesex
6323:London Below (magical realm)
4193:britishlistedbuildings.co.uk
4007:www.londondesigneroutlet.com
3480:"Park Lane Methodist Church"
3246:Article on exhibition (2004)
2454:(2010), was born in Wembley.
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1229:Municipal Borough of Wembley
684:Wembley is derived from the
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4266:"LUCAN, Arthur (1887–1954)"
4168:www.golfsmissinglinks.co.uk
3554:"Wembley: Towers to arches"
3113:Marylebone to Rickmansworth
2816:Barn Hill public open space
2344:Wembley Arena is served by
1732:in print and online forms.
1157:, currently represented by
987:in the 1970s and later the
985:Brent Cross Shopping Centre
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868:Wembley was also served by
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517:, the area merged with the
426:) is a large suburb in the
131:OS grid reference
39:Suburb in London in England
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2780:Shree Sanatan Hindu Mandir
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2146:Stations in the town are:
1890:Shree Sanatan Hindu Mandir
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4152:, "Golf's Missing Links".
2994:www.british-history.ac.uk
2976:www.british-history.ac.uk
2563:Catherine 'Kitty' McShane
2552:Manfred Mann's Earth Band
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1723:Brent & Kilburn Times
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2939:. Visionofbritain.org.uk
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2398:List of schools in Brent
2384:stops directly outside.
2330:A406 North Circular Road
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1908:Stonebridge Park station
1878:Arts and Crafts Movement
1779:Stonebridge Park station
1715:
1424:London Borough of Ealing
1304:A5 Road (Watling Street)
1292:London Borough of Harrow
1115:Original Wembley Stadium
941:original Wembley Stadium
901:Middlesex County Council
805:London to Aylesbury Line
757:Birmingham Curzon Street
32:Wembley (disambiguation)
6394:Major centres of London
6247:Upper and Lower Clapton
5212:Central activities zone
4469:London Borough of Brent
3502:New London Architecture
2792:Central Mosque, Wembley
2501:'s spymaster character
2323:
2141:Wembley Stadium station
1982:London Borough of Brent
1245:London Borough of Brent
789:Wembley Central station
527:London Borough of Brent
428:London Borough of Brent
5487:Kensington High Street
4796:Tube and rail stations
4680:London Designer Outlet
4219:historicengland.org.uk
3615:www.johnsiskandson.com
3585:www.wembleystadium.com
3313:British Pathe (agency)
3294:British Pathe (agency)
3275:British Pathe (agency)
3256:British Pathe (agency)
3233:Map of exhibition site
3068:"History Introduction"
2579:, was born in Wembley.
2554:, was born in Wembley.
2522:(1952–1985), Wayne in
2505:, was born in Wembley.
2430:, was born in Wembley.
2265:
2143:
1948:The prime landmark is
1886:Central Mosque Wembley
1865:
1844:The rugby union club,
1810:Wembley has two local
1767:London Designer Outlet
1753:
1745:
1677:
1436:HA0 and HA9 post codes
1336:
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1105:" site which includes
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839:In November 1905, the
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574:London Designer Outlet
560:with a grand, skyline
489:. The railways of the
229:Postcode district
165:Ceremonial county
5115:Parks and open spaces
4786:Hampstead and Kilburn
4710:Parks and open spaces
3896:. thinkhouse.org.uk.
2426:, founding member of
2268:Wembley has numerous
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1859:
1751:
1743:
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1414:. It is also east of
1334:
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977:
926:
894:
872:(route 62) and later
849:Great Western Railway
841:Great Central Railway
830:
795:opened its line from
770:
5225:City of London wards
3498:"Chesterfield House"
3318:11 June 2011 at the
3299:11 June 2011 at the
3280:11 June 2011 at the
3261:11 June 2011 at the
3201:. Peter Peregrinus.
2804:King Edward VII Park
2618:was born in Wembley.
2593:was born in Wembley.
2525:Auf Wiedersehen, Pet
2412:, grew up in Wembley
2370:Birmingham Snow Hill
2346:Wembley Park station
2270:Transport for London
2173:West Midlands Trains
2120:class=notpageimage|
1422:in the neighbouring
1283:while Willesden was
1018:Recent regenerations
1012:1990 Wembley bombing
895:Wembley Fire Station
821:George Gilbert Scott
793:Metropolitan Railway
745:West Coast Main Line
542:Metropolitan Railway
315:London Assembly
209:Sovereign state
6331:: TV series, novel)
5672:Elephant and Castle
4728:Fryent Country Park
4150:"Wembley Golf Club"
3941:Barres-Baker, M.C.
3755:on 21 December 2016
3355:cinematreasures.org
3337:cinematreasures.org
2889:on 22 February 2014
2863:on 22 February 2014
2625:grew up in Wembley.
2518:Actor and musician
2511:Actor and comedian
2483:grew up in Wembley.
2444:, star of satirist
1831:Fryent Country Park
1812:non-League football
1357:Fryent Country Park
1269:North Circular Road
1247:and transferred to
1064:Marks & Spencer
937:reinforced concrete
905:London Fire Brigade
755:, and completed to
751:through Wembley to
707:Leonard Chamberlain
673:/The 1939 Register
588:
533:of Greater London.
370: /
147:London borough
5727:Hayes (Hillingdon)
5482:Holloway Nags Head
5084:Willesden Junction
4655:Brent Civic Centre
4268:. English Heritage
3579:Stadium, Wembley.
3560:. 22 December 2010
3558:New Civil Engineer
3141:www.trolleybus.net
3074:on 17 October 2010
2584:Maxine Nightingale
2495:Vivian H. H. Green
2428:The Rolling Stones
2378:White Horse Bridge
2350:London Underground
2316:, and night route
2266:
2144:
1954:White Horse Bridge
1866:
1820:South Kilburn F.C.
1754:
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1489:Harrow on the Hill
1337:
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1151:
1087:Brent Civic Centre
995:shopping centres.
980:
929:
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845:Chiltern Main Line
837:
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747:) was opened from
715:Harrow on the Hill
584:
558:modernised stadium
475:Harrow on the Hill
374:51.5528°N 0.2979°W
297:UK Parliament
241:Dialling code
18:Borough of Wembley
6350:
6349:
6335:Walford (borough)
6311:Charnham (suburb)
6285:
6284:
6187:Plaistow (Newham)
5170:
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4665:Dollis Hill House
4627:
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4532:
4162:Llewellyn, John.
3672:(February 2008).
3621:on 16 August 2016
3454:. 9 October 2009.
2957:aalt.law.uh.edu;
2600:lived in Wembley.
2547:lived in Wembley.
2515:lived in Wembley.
2490:lived in Wembley.
2376:(walking via the
2366:London Marylebone
2362:Chiltern Railways
2225:Metropolitan line
2205:Metropolitan line
2155:Chiltern Railways
2134:Chiltern Railways
1882:Grade II category
1835:Sir Edward Watkin
1806:Sport and leisure
1670:
1669:
1628:
1627:
1623:
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1557:
1377:Grand Union Canal
1279:, as Wembley was
1233:Wembley Town Hall
853:London Marylebone
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743:(now part of the
677:
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2657:
2611:church, Wembley.
2605:Victor Silvester
2530:Heavy Metal Kids
2528:and frontman of
2448:'s black comedy
2410:Ricardo P. Lloyd
2340:SSE Arena access
2241:Stonebridge Park
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1167:Brent and Harrow
1132:Quintain Limited
1039:
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5361:Shepherd's Bush
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5279:
5206:
5204:Areas of London
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5069:Willesden Green
5059:Wembley Stadium
5039:Wembley Central
4790:
4762:
4723:Brent Reservoir
4704:
4700:Wembley Stadium
4643:
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3789:"Archived copy"
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2358:Wembley Stadium
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2258:
2249:Watford DC line
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1384:Wembley Central
1329:
1261:London boroughs
1257:
1237:Brent Town Hall
1147:Brent Town Hall
1140:
1107:Wembley Stadium
1092:Brent Town Hall
1060:Ken Livingstone
1057:Mayor of London
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4768:Constituencies
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4758:Roundwood Park
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