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sailing. Both are sandy and gently shelving and have no strong currents, making them popular with swimmers and families. Both have green spaces immediately inland. Paignton Green has a pirate-themed
Adventure Golf course and the Paignton Geoplay Park, a children's play area, which has the area's
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that had been baked to celebrate the arrival of the railway in 1859 chaos occurred and the event became notorious. A Paignton
Pudding was baked in 1995 to celebrate the 700th anniversary of the town's market charter, and another baked in 2006 to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of the
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adjoining the parish church, some remains of which, including the
Coverdale Tower are still standing. Winner Street owes its name to a corruption of the word "Wynerde", referring to vineyards or, at least to traders in wine in the medieval period. The bishops secured a
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Conservative Party with a majority of 18,385, reduced to 13,477 in 2017. Wollaston resigned from the Conservative Party in February 2019, moving between various political parties and sitting as an independent MP, before standing for the
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settlement and was first mentioned in 1086. It grew as a small fishing village and a new harbour was built in 1847. A railway line was opened to passengers in 1859 creating links to
Torquay and London. As its population increased, it merged with the villages of
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MP with a majority of 3,286. He retained it with a majority of 14,283 in 2017. Some areas in the southern and western parts of the town are in the
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stone house which is open to the public at certain times of the year. The Coverdale Tower adjacent to Paignton Parish Church is named after Bishop
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Paignton then remained a small fishing and farming village (noted for grapes, cabbages and cider) until the 19th century, when in 1837 the
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Rossiters was a centrepiece of the town until its closure in January 2009. The store is said to have been the inspiration for the sitcom
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which was created in 1968. The Torbay area is a holiday destination known as the English Riviera. Paignton has origins as a
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954:The Royal Bijou Theatre is now demolished, but a
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1364:Proceedings of the Devon Archaeological Society
1278:List of towns and cities in Devon by population
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1761:. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth
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2407:A Review of the Geological Heritage of Torbay
874:era in the 1960s, and is operated today as a
858:, from where a ferry can be taken across the
2471:The Book of Torbay: A Century of Celebration
2329:"Store Details - The Original Factory Shop"
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1659:"Torbay Council – Torbay Council Web Site"
1625:Naylor, John & Naylor, Robert (1916).
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1175:The other railway station in Paignton is
2429:Frith, Francis; John Bainbridge (1999).
2190:"Paignton Parish Church – Short History"
1755:"Paignton Ancient Parish / Civil Parish"
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1493:. Torbay Borough Council. p. 27.
1468:. Torbay Borough Council. p. 58.
1051:geology as its theme, inspired by the
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2092:from the original on 18 December 2014
2013:English Seaside Piers – Paignton Pier
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1519:"The Paignton Market Charter of 1295"
1443:. Torbay Borough Council. p. 1.
1401:Open Domesday Online: Paignton, Devon
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695:in 1894. In 1946, the council bought
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522:. The market declined following the
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2144:from the original on 11 August 2017
2136:South West Coast Path Association.
2039:from the original on 9 January 2018
1691:. 28 September 2012. Archived from
1578:. Obelisk Publications. p. 4.
1090:Site of Special Scientific Interest
1028:Site of Special Scientific Interest
691:Local boards were reconstituted as
434:and 20 miles (32 km) south of
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2066:from the original on 23 July 2021
2058:English Riviera BID Company Ltd.
2356:"The Heaviside Memorial Project"
1875:Smith, R. J. D. (1 April 1968).
1785:. London. 1914. pp. 467–468
1759:A Vision of Britain through Time
1628:From John O'Groats to Land's End
1606:from the original on 21 May 2006
1517:Chapman, Karen (February 2022).
1329:. Office for National Statistics
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2163:Smith, Colleen (19 May 2022).
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765:December 2019 general election
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49:View along Preston Sands beach
16:Seaside town in Devon, England
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1856:. 26 December 1946. p. 4
1391:, retrieved 30 November 2020)
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944:The French Lieutenant's Woman
771:, with a majority of 12,724.
727:of Devon for the purposes of
706:of Torquay and the parish of
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457:Paignton is mentioned in the
3142:Parliamentary constituencies
2216:"Ordeal by Innocence (1984)"
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927:, who lived in neighbouring
842:Tourist attractions include
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1819:"Local Government Act 1894"
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1965:"Lieutenancies Act 1997"
1854:Brixham Western Guardian
1714:Crawley, Robert (2007).
1387:10 December 2020 at the
1106:Paignton railway station
903:, is based in Paignton.
752:South Devon constituency
19:Not to be confused with
2310:2 February 2009 at the
2138:"South West Coast Path"
1883:. Torquay. p. 1968
1549:Parnell, Peggy (2007).
1250:from Paignton Harbour.
1166:Dartmouth Steam Railway
965:The Pirates of Penzance
848:Dartmouth Steam Railway
693:urban district councils
686:Old Town Hall, Paignton
596:Isambard Kingdom Brunel
2469:Pearce, Frank (1999).
2431:Francis Frith's Torbay
1574:Barber, Chips (1992).
1489:Pike, John R. (1993).
1464:Pike, John R. (1993).
1439:Pike, John R. (1993).
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921:Paignton Picture House
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119:Unitary authority
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2582:Boroughs or districts
1975:The National Archives
1944:The National Archives
1913:The National Archives
1829:The National Archives
1553:. Sutton Publishing.
1189:Stagecoach South West
1110:Great Western Railway
1053:UNESCO Global Geopark
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3137:Devon County Council
2111:Potts, C.R. (2014).
2018:14 July 2007 at the
1551:A Paignton Scrapbook
1429:, accessed July 2017
1410:, accessed July 2017
1406:30 July 2017 at the
1349:The Hookhills Burial
970:Gilbert and Sullivan
716:Devon County Council
606:Isaac Merritt Singer
569:Isaac Merritt Singer
531:Paington Harbour Act
336:50.43528°N 3.56250°W
187:Sovereign state
3182:Scheduled monuments
3157:Towns by population
2635:(cities in italics)
2561:Unitary authorities
2002:. 13 December 2019.
1227:, for the ferry to
1084:enthusiasts, while
1066:Splashdown Quaywest
938:Ordeal by Innocence
736:Torbay constituency
524:English Reformation
332: /
2682:Budleigh Salterton
2354:Heavisde, Oliver.
2335:on 25 January 2015
2318:. 30 January 2005.
1970:legislation.gov.uk
1939:legislation.gov.uk
1908:legislation.gov.uk
1824:legislation.gov.uk
1695:on 28 January 2015
1425:4 May 2018 at the
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941:and the 1981 film
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273:UK Parliament
250:Devon and Somerset
238:Devon and Cornwall
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2633:Major settlements
2536:Ceremonial county
2433:. Frith Book Co.
2122:978-0-85361-733-4
2033:"Torbay Air Show"
1633:Project Gutenberg
1560:978-0-7509-4739-8
1351:. Torquay Museum.
1183:Buses and coaches
1177:Goodrington Sands
1146:London Paddington
933:Donald Sutherland
854:from Paignton to
850:, which operates
839:and restaurants.
761:Liberal Democrats
725:ceremonial county
704:municipal borough
648:Torquay Town Hall
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