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The earliest record of the new name
Kingston Vale occurs in the 1861 Census Returns, where the area is referred to as 'Kingston Vale Hamlet'. By the time of the 1891 Census, the area is described as a 'civil parish, township or place' under the name of 'Kingston Vale'. A detailed summary of Kingston
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has long been associated with the
Kingston Vale area which is close to the Robin Hood Gate of Richmond Park (the name of the gate appearing in records from at least 1785, and a nearby "Robynhood Walke" and "Robyn-hodes Walke" in 1548). Maps of the areas also show Robin Hood Lane and the Robin Hood
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The vale part was little-inhabited and known as
Kingston Bottom until the middle of the 19th century; the name is featured in a variety of documents dating from 1791 to c. 1850. The Last Will and Testament of one Philip Cawston, dated 26 September 1791, refers to his ownership of the Robin Hood
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In 1914 Mr
Crowther built his mansion, "Haygreen", named after his Yorkshire village and described "as one of the grandest of stately homes that once graced Kingston." The grounds included a golf course, lakes and Dutch gardens. Haygreen Close is named to remember the connection.
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The bulk of the housing in
Kingston Vale was built by the private sector. Most were built before the 1970s, with many houses along Kingston Hill going back to the 1840s. This older stock is typically ornate, well landscaped in small grounds, with some converted into apartments.
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Inn (later the Robin Hood Pub until it was converted into residential property) as early as 1874. The association with Robin Hood is thought to have arisen from the Robin Hood plays and the May Day Games put on in
Richmond Park for the entertainment of
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at the
Kingston Vale Village Hall in 1943. The group continued operating in the area until the late 2000s when the old village hall was converted to residential property but continues operating in the wider Kingston area.
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Kingston Vale's halls are used to host a variety of community activities including an art club, the local theatre group, a coffee club, meetings of the
Residents' Association and many open-door events.
944:...from the excellent situation of the place...from the pleasing scenery with which the neighbourhood abounds, and from the salubrity of the air, the district promises to become of some importance.
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Kingston Vale is almost surrounded by open spaces, much reflected in the range of local activities; the east of the village/suburbs hosts Stag Lodge
Stables, for horse-riding in adjoining
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An inn, the Bald-Faced Stag, stood on the site of the present day Asda from around 1650 into the 19th century. The inn was reputedly a haunt of the highwayman
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Harper, Charles G (1895). "The
Portsmouth Road and its Tributaries: To-day and in days of old". London: Chapman & Hall. p. 69. (Accessed 5 July 2021)
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on Robin Hood Lane. It was consecrated on 22 July 1861, and was completed in 1886 by the addition of the Choir Vestry. It was built on land given by
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The Kingston Vale Operatic Society (later Kingston Vale Operatic and Dramatic Society) was founded by local residents in 1943. Their first show was
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who, as a resident in White Lodge in Richmond Park, was a frequent worshipper in the church and laid the foundation stone for the North Aisle.
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The first church in the area was built in 1839 and became the centre of its own Parish in 1847. Its replacement is the Parish Church of
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An active local amenity group, the Kingston Vale Residents Association (KVRA), is a democratic body which deals with matters such as
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The Kingsnympton Park Estate was originally part of "The Knoll", a large house with extensive grounds along Kingston Hill next to
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406:(also called Kingston Vale and Kingston Hill) which is a through route for traffic passing to and from Kingston Hill to the
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of 1848 names the recent new churches and describes the one erected in this neighbourhood as "at Robinhood-Gate".
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to the east, with direct bus connections to Kingston Vale on routes 85 and 265. An indirect connection with
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site, which caters to some 60 plot holders from around the Borough and organises a range of social events.
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The vale has its own primary school, the Robin Hood Primary School. The hill hosts Kingston Hill Campus of
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The estate was bombed in 1940. The house was demolished and then purchased by the council for housing.
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In 1927 Mr F. N. Picket purchased the house and he renamed it "Kingsnympton" after his Dorset village,
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By most roads of Kingston Vale are trees and shrubbery and in some cases daffodil-growing grass verges
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This is a 1960s neo-Georgian brick church with a brick campanile giving it an Italianate touch.
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from 1935 shows a society wedding at the church between Leslie Stoll (son of Putney resident
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to the north-east. Bus connections are also available within a short walk of the stations at
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until his execution in 1795, after which his body was displayed in a gibbet at Putney Vale.
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event for the London area, a community rally attracting some 30,000 members of the British
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is the Robin Hood Roundabout, which is located at the north-eastern end of the village.
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St. John the Baptist church, built 1861, is one of the oldest buildings in the district
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premises in Kingston Bottom; the name also features in maps and wills held by the
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nursery school and a children's dancing school –the Kingston Vale Dance Academy.
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Kingston Vale is served by three local bus routes, connecting the village with
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Kingston Vale is not directly accessible by rail; the nearest stations are
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to the north-east. The bus routes serving Kingston Vale are as follows:
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and Liberal Democrat marginal seat since the seat was created in 1997.
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The Kingsnympton Park Estate history board, unveiled 20 February 2014
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1415:"Gateway to Kingsnympton Park besides South Lodge (1300077)"
1214:. Between 1997-2008 he lived in the former hunting lodge of
1060:. The Richardson Evans Memorial Playing Fields, adjacent to
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Kingston Vale is within the Parliamentary Constituency of
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on the A308; the village straddles both the A308 and the
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The estate was then owned by Mr Maneckji B. Dadabhoy of
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St Agatha's Roman Catholic Church, Kingston upon Thames
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in south-west London. It is a residential area between
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Districts of the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames
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Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames § Education
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Taking Stock, Catholic Churches of England and Wales
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London–Portsmouth Road. The closest junction of the
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1341:(London, 1848), pp. 680-683. British History Online
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992:Princess Mary, Duchess of Gloucester and Edinburgh
495:. The house was then owned by Harry Powys-Keck of
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1509:http://www.inthevale.plus.com/history/index.html
1332:'Kingston-upon-Thames', describing Kingston in
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1035:St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church, Kingston Hill
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1092:. The association's newsletter is called the
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1697:Kingston Vale Leisure Gardeners' Association
1918:Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston University
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1662:. Kingston Surrey: PWP Press. p. 39.
1540:"Richardson Evans Memorial Playing Fields"
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955:Richmond Park (UK Parliament constituency)
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942:published in 1848 describes the area as:
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27:District in Kingston upon Thames, London
2206:All Saints Church, Kingston upon Thames
1707:Sport on Wimbledon & Putney Commons
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1296:The National Archives: Kingston Bottom.
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1018:Princess Mary Adelaide, Duchess of Teck
545:Kingston Vale is located north-east of
14:
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2221:St Luke's Church, Kingston upon Thames
2216:St John's Church, Kingston upon Thames
1442:"2019 General Election: Richmond Park"
433:and faint remnants of dense woodland.
1753:Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames
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1609:. Dorich House Museum. Archived from
1477:Parishes in the Diocese of Southwark
1334:A Topographical Dictionary of England
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376:Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames
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1360:. Amberley Publishing. p. 155.
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978:St. John the Baptist Anglican church
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1923:The Queen's Promenade, River Thames
1687:Kingston Vale Residents Association
1150:The playing fields host the annual
940:A Topographic Dictionary of England
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2252:Chessington & Hook United F.C.
1712:St. John the Baptist Parish Church
1420:National Heritage List for England
1318:1891 Census Returns: Kingston Vale
1307:1861 Census Returns: Kingston Vale
1204:lived in a house on Kingston Hill.
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922:. The Parish Halls play host to a
491:. In 1881 it was the scene of the
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2298:Grade I and II* listed buildings
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1878:Chessington World of Adventures
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1176:– author and Nobel prize winner
1118:The village has a self-managed
779:Destinations from Kingston Vale
1898:Kingston upon Thames Guildhall
1717:St Ann's Roman Catholic Church
1632:Grady, Kitty (3 August 2023).
1544:Wimbledon & Putney Commons
1467:Parish of St. John the Baptist
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2236:St Raphael's Church, Surbiton
1511:| accessdate=23 December 2021
1247:"Putney Vale - Hidden London"
1232:
1170:– ex-Archbishop of Canterbury
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2226:St Andrew's Church, Surbiton
1388:National Library of Scotland
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483:The Kingsnympton Park Estate
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2014:Latchmere Recreation Ground
1692:Kingston Vale Theatre Group
1581:Kingston Vale Theatre Group
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105:OS grid reference
32:Human settlement in England
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2231:St Mark's Church, Surbiton
2039:Tolworth Court Farm Fields
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458:dating from 1791 to 1856.
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431:Kingston University London
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990:, using funds donated by
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541:The Robin Hood roundabout
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1660:A Fair and High Locality
1570:The Bottom Line – Online
1339:Samuel Lewis (publisher)
1012:Archdiocese of Southwark
965:, but has mainly been a
2257:Corinthian-Casuals F.C.
1951:Kingston Railway Bridge
1372:(Accessed 29 July 2021)
1354:Matthews, John (2016).
1268:Causton One-Name Study
1194:– cartoonist and writer
998:) and others. It is an
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678:to the south-west, and
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532:
402:. The main road is the
1903:Out of Order sculpture
1546:. 2016. Archived from
1109:Gilbert and Sullivan's
1043:Culture and recreation
957:. This was won by the
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733:is also possible, via
581:to the south-west and
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542:
466:Robin Hood Place Names
413:(locally known as the
205:Postcode district
139:Ceremonial county
2062:Kingston and Surbiton
1961:Parks and open spaces
1913:Rose Theatre Kingston
988:the Duke of Cambridge
963:2019 General Election
937:
540:
429:, the main campus of
374:is a district in the
18:Kingston Hill, London
2277:Surbiton Hockey Club
2272:Kingston Rowing Club
2029:Southwood Open Space
1994:Elmbridge Open Space
1969:Bonesgate Open Space
1789:Kingston upon Thames
1222:Florence Nightingale
1072:Community activities
984:St. John the Baptist
884:Kingston upon Thames
605:, Kingston Vale and
493:Kingston Hill Murder
291:London Assembly
183:Sovereign state
2004:Hogsmill River Park
1933:Bridges and tunnels
1226:Kingston University
1140:Kingston University
1132:Dorich House Museum
920:Kingston University
382:, the much smaller
346: /
121:London borough
2034:St Andrew's Square
2019:Raeburn Open Space
1658:Lown, Sue (1996).
1613:on 22 January 2013
1522:"Diocesan Records"
1066:London Cornish RFC
543:
499:, Leicestershire.
392:Coombe/Coombe Hill
350:51.4294°N 0.2513°W
273:UK Parliament
217:Dialling code
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2199:Places of worship
2113:Chessington South
2102:Chessington North
1382:Ordnance Survey.
1218:on Kingston Hill.
1136:conference centre
959:Liberal Democrats
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665:and Kingston Vale
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456:National Archives
427:Kingston Hospital
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1593:"History - KVTG"
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1058:Wimbledon Common
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415:Kingston By-pass
400:very old borough
388:Wimbledon Common
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92:Location within
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2366:Areas of London
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1974:Canbury Gardens
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1946:Kingston Bridge
1941:Clattern Bridge
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1893:Kingston Museum
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994:(a daughter of
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519:Montague Burton
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