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with 15 councillors in three wards, Cookham (2 councillors), Cookham Rise (9 councillors) and
Cookham Dean (4 councillors). Since May 2019 there have been four Conservative, nine Lib Dems and two independent councillors. The Council has a part-time Parish Clerk, and Assistant Clerk. The local health
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The townspeople resisted many attempts to enclose parts of the common land, including those by the Rev. Thomas
Whateley in 1799, Miss Isabella Fleming in 1869, who wanted to stop nude bathing at Odney, and the Odney Estates in 1928, which wanted to enclose Odney Common. The Maidenhead and Cookham
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Cookham's parish church, and items associated with it, while the following year additional excavations revealed extensive ancient infrastructure suggesting a larger settlement and trading centre. Later,
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supermarkets, has a subsidised hotel and conference centre based at Odney for partners and their guests. The
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in at least one of the private houses in
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and forms part of the Bisham and Cookham ward. Since May 2019 the village has two borough councillors, Mandy Brar (
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715:'s "Description of Cookham", which pays tribute to her patroness,
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1205:(1667–1732), deaf portraitist, whose family held the local
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1150:(1893–1986), actress and singer, lived here for some years
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and the timber-framed Churchgate House was apparently the
1867:"Former home of singer Chris Rea is on sale in Cookham"
1565:"Saxon Defence, Sashes and Cookham Area - Attachment A"
886:, the seat has been held since its creation in 1997 by
1279:(born 1951), lived in Cookham until c. 2019 and owned
384:, England, 2.9 miles (5 km) north-north-east of
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In 2002 Cookham was at the centre of a row over the
1260:(1782–1835), artist and dramatist buried in Cookham
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Cookham Dean – the most rural village in the parish
2049:Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead: Cookham
1811:
771:, to mariner Sir Isaac Pocock, uncle of dramatist
662:invaders. There was a royal palace here where the
1368:' description of the village's social profile as
1248:(born 1955), TV presenter, broadcaster and artist
850:Cookham's municipal services are provided by the
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1908:
958:Stanley Spencer's birthplace and home in Cookham
810:, operator of John Lewis department stores and
400:, it had a combined population of 5,779 at the
1999:A History of the County of Berkshire, Volume 3
1988:
1813:"Stockholm is where Ulrika Jonsson's heart is"
1732:"Cookham Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Berkshire"
1156:(born 1960), actor, comedian and impressionist
471:until this was severed in 1894, including the
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1370:"somewhat spoiled by the gin and Jag brigade"
1221:(1894–1978), painter and the life partner of
1209:of Lullebrook (or Cookham) for about 70 years
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779:tablet to Arthur Babham (died 1560) with an
680:who lived next to the church and was paid a
396:urban area. With adjoining Cookham Rise and
1375:In 1997, 1999 and 2006 Cookham had its own
775:, who drowned in the Thames in 1810; and a
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1303:(1913–2009), animal artist and illustrator
755:containing several monuments, including a
751:Holy Trinity parish church is a Grade II*
536:site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)
1916:"British towns twinned with French towns"
1379:, Cookham Summer FM, that broadcast from
1177:Margaret Clifford, Countess of Cumberland
1125:Learn how and when to remove this message
767:, (died 1517), and his wife; a tablet by
1685:"Explore Maidenhead and Cookham Commons"
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2335:Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
2086:Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
2010:
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1659:Bootle, Robin; Bootle, Valerie (1990).
910:between Maidenhead and Bourne End. The
852:Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
629:in Cookham, under the patronage of the
557:axehead, found in Cookham and dated to
453:The parish includes three settlements:
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1947:"Town bristles at 'gin and Jag' slur"
1945:Wainwright, Martin (1 January 2003).
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1179:(1560–1616), to whom tribute paid in
966:is said to have been inspired by the
884:Maidenhead parliamentary constituency
526:. Winter Hill affords views over the
2330:Populated places on the River Thames
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1063:adding citations to reliable sources
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759:tomb for Robert Peeke, clerk of the
726:Print of Fred Walker's (1840–1875),
633:, and one of the later abbesses was
1464:A Dictionary of English Place-Names
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1297:Stanley Spencer (1891–1959), artist
1199:(1641–1711), scholar and theologian
984:to where he lived. He also painted
21:Village and civil parish in England
13:
1865:Bramley, Pat (14 September 2019).
1810:Denyer, Lucy (30 September 2012).
1294:(1896–1986), railway poster artist
622:. By the 8th century there was an
538:just to the north of the village.
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1713:"Church of Holy Trinity, Cookham"
1545:. The Portable Antiquities Scheme
1522:. The Portable Antiquities Scheme
1663:. Cookham: published privately.
1595:HeritageDaily - Archaeology News
1541:Williams, David (13 May 2011) .
1411:. Office for National Statistics
1366:Department for Work and Pensions
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804:Chartered Institute of Marketing
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695:, most of Cookham was owned by
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1520:"Finds record for: SUR-910C71"
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1405:"Civil Parish population 2011"
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654:made Sashes Island one of his
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1784:Bulbul, Nuray (22 May 2022).
918:, at Cookham Rise, is on the
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380:on the north-eastern edge of
16:Village in Berkshire, England
1431:"Britain's richest villages"
893:
867:services are managed by the
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388:and opposite the village of
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2325:Civil parishes in Berkshire
1920:Archant Community Media Ltd
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734:Exhibition, London, in 1873
430:. The name may be from the
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414:'s second richest village.
107:OS grid reference
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1996:, eds. (1923). "Cookham".
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1481:Berkshire Records Office.
906:Cookham village is on the
806:, based in Moor Hall. The
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100:United Kingdom Census 2011
51:Holy Trinity parish church
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1771:"Stanley Spencer Gallery"
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1187:"Description of Cookham"
1004:Cookham is mentioned in
2004:Victoria County History
1844:Manchester Evening News
1497:"Magic Map Application"
1468:Oxford University Press
1381:Cookham railway station
1270:and the second wife of
1162:(died 1776), editor of
1014:which premiered at the
973:The Wind in the Willows
944:Stanley Spencer Gallery
916:Cookham railway station
902:Cookham railway station
802:Cookham is home to the
792:Stanley Spencer Gallery
658:to help defend against
2044:Cookham Parish Council
1750:Cookham Parish Council
1717:historicengland.org.uk
1230:(died 1763), historian
1141:(died 1565), supposed
1016:Royal National Theatre
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808:John Lewis Partnership
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732:Water-colour Society's
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422:It is recorded in the
227:Postcode district
157:Ceremonial county
147:Windsor and Maidenhead
139:Unitary authority
2320:Villages in Berkshire
2176:Sunninghill and Ascot
1891:Laughton, John Knox.
1288:(1811–1867), engraver
1213:Jessica Brown Findlay
1143:Singing Vicar of Bray
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728:Our Village (Cookham)
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647:University of Reading
584:of the Roman Emperor
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1661:The Story of Cookham
1499:. Magic.defra.gov.uk
1344:Saint-Benoît, Vienne
1193:(born 1934), actress
1059:improve this article
979:The English painter
970:at Cookham to write
207:Sovereign state
2181:Waltham St Lawrence
2084:Settlements in the
2026:. pp. 122–123.
2006:. pp. 124–133.
1443:on 5 September 2011
1436:The Daily Telegraph
1236:(1859–1932), writer
950:Arts and literature
858:) and Gerry Clark (
730:, exhibited at the
407:The Daily Telegraph
348: /
1692:The National Trust
1571:on 13 January 2013
1462:Mills, AD (1991).
1286:Henry Thomas Ryall
1185:country house poem
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920:Marlow branch line
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882:Cookham is in the
873:primary care trust
788:Wesleyan Methodist
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709:country house poem
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534:. Cock Marsh is a
514:, which separates
293:UK Parliament
239:Dialling code
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2012:Pevsner, Nikolaus
1621:www.reading.ac.uk
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1252:Guglielmo Marconi
1207:lord of the manor
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