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The village has two centres. The older (Brookfield or "village") centre is in Church Road near St Andrew's Church; the more modern centre is in St John's Avenue near St John's Church. Churchdown is a relatively large village, with a population of 11,261 (2001), reducing to 10,990 at the 2011 census.
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skittles and tennis take place, and
Churchdown Community Centre on Parton Road which houses Churchdown Social Club, and in which various functions are held and skittles on two alleys. The formerly thriving row of shops on St. John's Avenue are known locally as "The Avey". This road is also where the
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public house at the Parton Road / Cheltenham Road (B 4063) junction. However, this is an incorrect assumption. Innsworth actually begins at the roundabout where
Innsworth Lane and Highgrove Way branch off. I.e. H. , all of the housing development south-west of Imjin Barracks and between Innsworth
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Churchdown has an eighteen-hole golf course and driving range on its outskirts at
Brickhampton, and an inline and skateboard facility at Churchdown Park. Churchdown also boasts numerous football pitches and rugby pitches, as well as sports halls at both Churchdown and Chosen Hill schools.
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Churchdown has several interesting old structures including the Old School House on The Green, where the first village school was held, Ye Old House on
Sandfield Road (thought to have been built in the 16th century), Dunstan Cottage in Chapel Hay Lane and The Cottage on Oldbury Orchard.
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Since 2010, residents also receive MyChurchdown magazine, delivered free of charge and bi-monthly. This full colour glossy magazine is accompanied by a website and social media presence, sharing news, events, adverts, notices and articles and features of interest to local residents.
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local GP practise used to be. There was also a branch of HSBC, a Co-operative shop and many years ago there was also a greengrocers called
Tredgetts, where local children who attended Churchdown Parton Manor infants school would go to purchase their fruits for their breaktime snack.
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brought prosperity to the northern (St John's) end of the village. This was succeeded by a road between
Cheltenham and Gloucester along a similar route (called Cheltenham Road East as it traverses Churchdown), which was once part of the main trunk road from
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Churchdown Magazine, which is produced bimonthly and is delivered free of charge to 5,100 households. It includes articles of local interest, advertisements and details of local events, and has been in print since 1974.
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The village has two main rows of shops and two pubs - the Hare and Hounds near St John's, and the Old Elm near St Andrew's. There is also a Social Club (Churchdown Club) located in Church Road where games of
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800:"Churchdown Gloucester - Official Guide" 1 363642002X5 hardback, also paperback, 1975, "by order of the Parish Council", Forward Publicity Ltd, no author marked, copy held at
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The hill is home to the historic sites of
Mussell Well, the "Roman" Steps, St Bartholomew's Church, also an analogue and now a DAB radio transmitter broadcasting
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who knows it", referring to
Churchdown Hill. The hill was also the direct inspiration for his 'Chosen Tune', dedicated to his fiancee who lived at Churchdown.
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were active in the establishment of the Woodland Trust's Churchdown Hill Nature Reserves and have published a walking guide and map to the hill.
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Herbert Howells: Piano Quartet in A minor, op.21 (Stainer and Bell, 1918). The dedication is on the first page of the score.
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The Old School House building at The Green in Churchdown
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detailing the Community Centre building and Social Club
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dedicated his Piano Quartet "to the hill at Chosen and
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1042:"Visit Woods: Churchdown Hill, Gloucestershire"
977:"Churchdown Hill - Management Plan 2010 - 2015"
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1671:List of civil parishes in Gloucestershire
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942:Churchdown Gloucester - an official guide
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806:"The Story of Churchdown", Gwen Waters,
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1190:"My Churchdown: Welcome to October"
1172:"Magazines | MyChurchdown Magazine"
718:List of churches in Gloucestershire
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858:"Parish population 2011"
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542:Segregated Bicycle Paths
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1124:"Churchdown St. John's"
1094:"Churchdown Brookfield"
938:The Story of Churchdown
925:The Story of Churchdown
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1277:"Living in Churchdown"
1044:. The Woodland Trust.
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505:European Parliament
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268:UK Parliament
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1415:Ceremonial county
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672:Sport and leisure
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620:Local information
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