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Northleach was founded in 1831 and had 32 pupils in 1833. School buildings on a new site south of Millend were started in 1874 and completed the next year, when the school moved in with about 117 pupils. By 1897 it had been enlarged with capacity for 200 pupils, and average attendance was 144. In
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and tennis clubs. Most of the clubs use the
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Northleach was given such a low valuation that he was allowed to keep it. Northleach stayed in his family until 1753, when William Whitmore sold it to James Lennox Dutton, who had inherited a number of houses in the town from his father. In 1771 his son John Lenox Dutton left
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group established was meeting in a room in the town. A chapel for it was built at West End in 1798, with a burial ground that remained in use until the 1950s. The chapel was recorded in 1801 as sharing a minister with the chapel at
Pancakehill in
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In 1936â37 the main cell blocks of the prison were demolished and the height of the perimeter wall was reduced. In 1972 the police moved to a new station in West End. The following year
Northleach petty sessional division was merged with that of
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Correction is now the Old Prison museum and visitor centre, also called Escape to the Cotswolds. Northleach used to have a private museum, the World of Mechanical Music, that exhibited and restored
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Club has a first and second men's team, ladies' team and junior team. The first eleven played in the
Cotswold District Cricket Association league until 2013, since which time it has played only friendly matches.
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had bought the chapel, but they too were unsuccessful. The Congregationalists had bought the former Wesleyan chapel by 1912 and used it as an institute until about 1923.
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cast a new treble and second bell to increase the ring to eight, and the enlarged ring was rehung. In 1922 the sixth (formerly the fourth) bell from 1700 was recast.
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It is one of the few Gloucestershire primary schools with its own outdoor swimming pool. The pool is open to the public for a small charge in the summer holidays.
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Rice's son and was divided between his three granddaughters. Jevon Harper, husband of one of the three sisters, eventually obtained all three shares in the manor.
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chapel. In 1870 and 1906 one Thomas Stephens held the manor. In 1914 it was held by one Charles Cole, who died in 1931, leaving it to Mrs Alice Cole.
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was paid for by John Fortey, a wool merchant, who died in 1459. The lady chapel is south of the chancel and was completed in 1489. It has a
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An Act for the founding and incorporating of a free grammar school in the town of Northleech in the county of Gloucester.
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and other self-playing instruments. It closed down in 2019. The building is now a private house.
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2550:"Cirencester siblings Daisy and Charlie Cooper talk about their new BBC Three show This Country"
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whose extent was confirmed in 1836 as 25 parishes. By 1841 a detachment of the new
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soon bought the chapel but their mission in Northleach was unsuccessful. By 1889
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1526:"Local Area Report â Northleach with Eastington Parish (E04004252)"
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of six bells for the west tower. In 1897, the year of the
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1923:"Relationships and changes Northleach AP/CP through time"
1791:"Proposed Northleach and Witney Railway Company: Records"
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and forty million listens on the streaming platform
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2397:"'A Street in Northleach' by L. S. Lowry 1947"
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1815:Dodsworth, Lucy (10 November 2020).
1756:Dove's Guide for Church Bell Ringers
1707:"St Peter & St Paul, Northleach"
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2630:30-minute documentary presented by
2468:"The Gathering - Filming Locations"
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2044:National Heritage List for England
1925:. A Vision of Britain through Time
1876:National Heritage List for England
1749:Baldwin, John (25 February 2007).
1681:National Heritage List for England
1494:Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 1
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1171:Northleech Grammar School Act 1606
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2697:Institute of Historical Research
1902:A Vision of Britain through Time
1751:"Northleach SS Peter & Paul"
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2132:"The Old Prison at Northleach"
2002:Gloucestershire County Council
1998:"Your Councillors by Division"
1977:Gloucestershire County Council
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1227:The Queen's College, Oxford
1043:Sir George Onesiphorus Paul
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1463:You, Me and the Apocalypse
1405:BBC Radio Gloucestershire
1164:United Kingdom legislation
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124:Northleach with Eastington
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1949:Cotswold District Council
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2743:The Buildings of England
2634:, featuring Northleach,
2611:The South East Cotswolds
2575:Lil Peep (8 June 2017),
2073:Gloucestershire Archives
1420:The Gloucestershire Echo
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1051:Petty sessional division
962:and opened a station at
738:Whitechapel Bell Foundry
623:Gothic Revival architect
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2693:Oxford University Press
2689:Victoria County History
882:Cirencester Branch Line
869:linking Gloucester and
673:Grade I listed building
602:with slender octagonal
2443:"The Gathering (2002)"
2371:"Gloucestershire Echo"
1437:In 1999 the BBC drama
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2077:The National Archives
1821:Explore the Cotswolds
1795:The National Archives
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1189:Parliament of England
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886:Great Western Railway
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2749:. pp. 338â343.
2699:. pp. 106â145.
2228:. Swanbrook Services
2175:Northleach Town F.C.
1703:Archbishops' Council
1426:In culture and media
1231:Endowed Schools Acts
939:Bourton-on-the-Water
804:Primitive Methodists
632:east window made by
581:Perpendicular Gothic
520:. It then descended
500:, so in 1645 in the
457:of Northleach at 37
202:Sovereign state
3255:Scheduled monuments
2881:(cities in italics)
2826:Unitary authorities
1632:, pp. 106â145.
1630:Herbert et al. 2001
1152:. For elections to
925:to build a railway
792:Wesleyan Methodists
728:, Wiltshire cast a
443:Bishop of Worcester
355: /
2725:has generic name (
2658:Carlisle, Nicholas
2278:. Pulham's Coaches
2253:. Pulham's Coaches
2120:The Wheatsheaf Inn
1457:The Casual Vacancy
1440:The Wyvern Mystery
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359:51.8290°N 1.8374°W
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2812:Ceremonial county
2769:Cotswold Churches
2351:. 25 October 2013
2324:"Cotswolds Radio"
1717:Church of England
1712:A Church Near You
1400:TV transmitter.
1276:The town has two
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1036:William Blackburn
775:Congregationalist
665:Christ in Majesty
562:SS Peter and Paul
540:Church of England
502:English Civil War
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