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The Norris Museum was founded by
Herbert Norris, who left his lifetime's collection of Huntingdonshire relics to the people of St Ives when he died in 1931. The Norris Museum holds a collection on local history, including a number of books written by its former curator, Bob Burn-Murdoch. The museum
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St Ives was the subject of town planning at a very early date, giving it a spacious town centre. Portions of the open space between
Merryland and Crown Street were lost to market stalls that turned into permanent buildings. Some of the shops in the town centre are still in the same layout as in
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in the town, the other being The Bridge. Originally the parish church of the settlement of Slepe, before St Ives came into existence, it now enjoys a tranquil location at the end of Church Street, situated to the west of the town centre. All Saints, as it stands today, dates largely from the
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The river Great Ouse at St Ives flooded in 1947, and some parts suffered seriously again at Easter 1998 and in
January 2003. Extensive flood protection works were carried out on both sides of the river in 2006-07 at a cost of nearly £9 million. 500 metres (1,600 ft) of brick-clad
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to cater for the merchants, mariners and drovers who did business in the town. Goods were brought into the town on barges and livestock rested on the last fattening grounds before being sent to London's
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steel-piling was put into place to protect the town, most noticeably at the Waits, where a plaza has also been created. A further 750 metres (2,460 ft) on the other side of the river protects
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grant. Since 2020 its director has been Claire Hardy, and it is managed by the Norris
Management Trust Group, made up of members of St Ives Town Council and the Friends of the Norris Museum.
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and has had a number of members who have competed at
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along the route of a disused railway line. The same buses continue into the centre of
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and passing to the south of both market towns. A northern bypass has been under discussion for even longer but is not anticipated any time soon.
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in Cambridge, but was dismantled in 1902 and transported by barge to St Ives. The hall at the back was added in about 2001. The current
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2051:"Historic Census figures Cambridgeshire to 2011"
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2022:. Cambridgeshire County Council. Archived from
1990:"Huntingdonshire District Council: Councillors"
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2016:"Cambridgeshire County Council: Councillors"
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3426:Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely
2889:The Old Vicarage, Grantchester
2682:. October 2008. Archived from
2583:. 5 March 2007. Archived from
2393:"Staff - St Ives Town Council"
2163:Great Eastern Railway (1893).
2135:. A&C Black. p. 151.
1870:
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1707:(Map). Ordnance Survey. 2013.
1656:"2011 Census area information"
1648:
1542:The Old Vicarage, Grantchester
1253:and thence to the mainland of
1088:club on Somersham Road, and a
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3081:St Ives Town Council web-site
2977:Nash, Lauren (20 July 2014).
2716:cambridgeshire County Council
2680:Cambridgeshire County Council
2644:Cambridgeshire County Council
2611:Cambridgeshire County Council
2581:Cambridgeshire County Council
2262:. Penguin Group. p. 18.
2256:Dennis William Hauck (2000).
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623:Cambridgeshire County Council
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488:, it had become an important
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3787:Godmanchester Chinese Bridge
3346:Parliamentary constituencies
2952:"Interview: Bryony Kimmings"
1929:www.stivestowncouncil.gov.uk
1189:Cambridgeshire Guided Busway
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3166:District of Huntingdonshire
2886:Brooke, Rupert (May 1912).
2290:"St Ives a new Millenium".
638:Huntingdon and Peterborough
109:OS grid reference
103:1,545/km (4,000/sq mi)
21:Human settlement in England
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2932:. Easier. 11 November 2011
2820:St Ives, Slepe by the Ouse
2417:. Hunts Post. 10 July 2010
2395:. stivestowncouncil.gov.uk
2318:Local Government Chronicle
1746:, originally published in
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1479:As I was going to St Ives
1285:Rail and conventional bus
1147:Local radio stations are
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3376:Grade I listed buildings
2851:Ulrich, John M. (1995).
1964:www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk
1878:"2003 Floods in St Ives"
1852:"1998 Floods in St Ives"
1423:Grade I listed buildings
1233:St Ives is just off the
1157:Greatest Hits Radio East
1149:BBC Radio Cambridgeshire
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3910:St Ives, Cambridgeshire
3416:Diocese of Peterborough
3074:St Ives, Cambridgeshire
2188:O'Dell, Damien (2013).
2129:Fisher, Stuart (2013).
1302:St Ives railway station
1228:
2857:Carlyle Studies Annual
2673:"Guided Busway Update"
2169:. Cassell. p. 271
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3795:Huntingdon Old Bridge
3144:Boroughs or districts
3076:at Wikimedia Commons
2818:Hudson, Noel (1989),
1837:Catholic Encyclopedia
1807:www. opendomesday.org
1555:
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1052:Heritage Lottery Fund
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3783:St Neots Town Bridge
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3431:Soke of Peterborough
3137:City of Peterborough
2799:. www.subbrit.org.uk
2607:"The Busway Network"
1831:"Ramsey Abbey"
1609:), singer-songwriter
1590:guide to Afghanistan
1535:lived for a time at
1531:The famous war poet
1348:improve this section
1197:on the outskirts of
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357:52.334362; -0.076147
207:Sovereign state
3182:(cities in italics)
3161:District of Fenland
3132:Unitary authorities
2437:"The Corn Exchange"
2323:Emap Communications
2222:Wood, Alan (2013).
2113:The Pubs of St Ives
2064:on 15 February 2016
2026:on 22 February 2016
1970:on 20 February 2016
1809:. Anna Powell-Smith
1465:Cultural references
1417:All Saints Church (
1261:and region) to the
1112:St Ives has a main
1098:St Ives Rowing Club
1090:non-league football
432:Eadnoth the Younger
410:Anglo Saxon England
348: /
3650:Major tributaries
3391:Custodes Rotulorum
2484:. Stivesrufc.co.uk
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1635:Sir Clive Sinclair
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3072:Media related to
2829:978-0-9515298-0-5
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1483:St Ives, Cornwall
1428:Sir Ninian Comper
1419:Church of England
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3289:Old Bedford
3006:. Eurosport
2754:6 September
2729:6 September
2693:6 September
2657:6 September
2621:6 September
2591:6 September
2068:12 February
2030:15 February
1909:6 September
1883:6 September
1862:6 September
1813:25 February
1733:The Danelaw
1729:Hart, Cyril
1459:Evangelical
1215:Trumpington
1142:Sandy Heath
1102:John Goldie
1033:Holt Island
997:to prevent
742:times, one
581:, based at
494:East Anglia
463:Glastonbury
456:ploughlands
374:market town
355: /
3904:Categories
3835:Great Ouse
3701:River Lark
3676:River Ivel
3672:(or Lovat)
3665:River Tove
3655:confluence
3631:Littleport
3616:Huntingdon
3554:Buckingham
3522:Flows into
3285:Great Ouse
3255:Whittlesey
3218:Huntingdon
2803:29 October
2561:15 October
2535:15 October
2514:15 October
2508:UK Free TV
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2329:6 November
2296: [
2000:4 February
1974:4 February
1939:8 February
1686:25 October
1642:References
1629:Joe Bugner
1619:goalkeeper
1613:John Ruddy
1574:footballer
1547:shire town
1487:Great Fair
1295:Huntingdon
1275:Huntingdon
1251:Felixstowe
1247:Birmingham
1203:Huntingdon
1161:Star Radio
1153:Heart East
1138:ITV Anglia
1027:Warrington
1021:, outside
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929:Roundheads
921:Charles II
893:Michaelmas
759:Population
754:Demography
649:Huntingdon
587:Town Mayor
563:Governance
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482:Huntingdon
467:St Alban's
390:Huntingdon
340:52°20′04″N
301:Huntingdon
89:Population
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3681:River Kym
3574:Wolverton
3480:, England
3264:See also:
3201:Chatteris
3195:Cambridge
3189:Cambourne
2962:17 August
2910:cite book
2865:1074-2670
1677:"St Ives"
1572:Brentford
1551:Cambridge
1512:Victorian
1496:The term
1335:does not
1291:Cambridge
1259:Cambridge
1199:Cambridge
1178:Transport
1120:and four
1108:Education
946:Landmarks
765:UK census
686:does not
667:Geography
504:. In the
438:to found
394:Cambridge
343:0°04′34″W
277:Ambulance
217:Post town
3779:St Neots
3606:St Neots
3596:Kempston
3549:Brackley
3529:The Wash
3486:Counties
3371:Churches
3245:St Neots
2988:24 April
2936:24 April
2900:21 March
2873:44946087
2774:BBC News
2530:"HCR FM"
2399:16 April
2377:17 March
1903:BBC News
1757:citation
1528:(1843).
1279:Swavesey
1271:Scotland
1237:(former
1134:BBC East
1005:base in
1003:Royalist
925:Cromwell
826:St Ives
740:medieval
490:entrepôt
480:between
471:The Fens
221:ST. IVES
139:District
116:TL305725
3767:Bedford
3758:Bedford
3749:Bromham
3731:Harrold
3621:St Ives
3601:Bedford
3513:Norfolk
3406:Museums
3401:Schools
3381:History
3330:Welland
3260:Wisbech
3240:St Ives
3010:4 April
2780:22 June
2488:11 June
2351:11 June
2275:29 July
2241:29 July
2207:29 July
2173:29 July
2148:29 July
1661:25 June
1412:Islamic
1410:and an
1356:removed
1341:sources
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1045:Culture
1025:and in
879:Economy
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853:16,001
850:14,930
847:12,331
707:removed
692:sources
627:St Ives
518:drovers
444:Hundred
436:prelate
418:Cornish
400:History
380:in the
370:St Ives
324:England
199:England
193:Country
124:•
99:Density
97:•
63:St Ives
27:St Ives
3825:Thames
3820:Severn
3769:bypass
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987:gothic
983:chapel
844:7,148
841:4,082
838:3,078
835:2,664
832:2,797
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780:Parish
748:joists
605:, and
502:chapel
428:hermit
424:Bishop
253:Police
175:Region
126:London
3869:Tweed
3864:Clyde
3830:Trent
3591:Olney
3361:SSSIs
3325:Stour
3250:Soham
3223:March
2869:JSTOR
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1235:A1307
1128:Media
1086:Rugby
1071:Sport
1060:is a
820:2011
510:flint
406:Slepe
243:01480
132:South
3884:Eden
3879:Nene
3874:Avon
3859:Spey
3849:Ouse
3764:A421
3746:A428
3737:A428
3320:Nene
3309:Lark
3054:ISBN
3034:2024
3012:2020
2990:2023
2964:2019
2938:2014
2916:link
2902:2009
2861:ISSN
2824:ISBN
2805:2008
2782:2020
2756:2009
2731:2009
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2659:2009
2623:2009
2593:2009
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