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Freemen of Malmesbury, still owns the land to the south of the town, along with dozens of properties,
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of the same borough for ever. That now
Michael Wickes Esquire, late of this said borough and now citizen of London hath augmented and added to the aforesaid gift, viz. to the said Free School ten pounds and to the said almshouse, ten pounds only be paid yearly at St. John's aforesaid within this said
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From the 13th century or earlier, there was a hospital of St John the
Baptist in the south of the town. In the 16th century the hospital was bought by the corporation, who used part of it for meetings of the borough court from 1616. The former court house, in limestone rubble with a 15th-century roof
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England'. Helped by many men from Malmesbury, in gratitude he gave the townsfolk their freedom, along with 600 hides of land to the south of the town. The status of freemen of Malmesbury was passed down through the generations and remains to this day.
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The 15th-century three-stage tower is all that remains of St Paul's church, which stood adjacent to the abbey and was the town's parish church until 1541, when that role was transferred to the former abbey church. The nave of St Paul's had collapsed by the early 16th century, and the remainder was
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the town changed hands seven times; the south face of
Malmesbury Abbey still today bears pock-marks from cannon and gunshot. In 1646 Parliament ordered that the town walls be destroyed. As peace came to inland England, and the need to defend the developing coastal port towns became more important,
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A large building of medieval origins, now a private home, Tower House stands at the end of Oxford Street. It contains a high-roofed main hall where it is said Henry VIII dined after hunting in nearby Bradon Forest. In the 1840s, a doctor living in the house, with a passion for astronomy, built a
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in 1102, and the Saxon layout he rebuilt is retained in the centre today. The geography also precluded easy development for mass transport and hence hindered industrial development, leaving the architecture and ancient buildings largely untouched. The result is a higher proportion of Grade I and
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escaped from the town's abattoir. They swam the
Tetbury branch of the River Avon, across a few fields and lived in an orchard for a week. The story made international headlines with tabloid newspapers and TV news stations fighting each other to sight and then capture the pigs. The pigs were
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St
Aldhelm's Church is a Catholic church, built on Cross Hayes (the town's former marketplace, now a car park) in 1875. The church is named after the town's patron saint and associated with the local Catholic primary school, St Joseph's. Part of the church's presbytery is Grade II listed.
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Malmesbury sits on a flat
Cotswolds hilltop at the convergence of two rivers. The town has a maximum elevation of 146 metres (479 ft) and a minimum of 56 metres (184 ft); the average elevation is 92 metres (302 ft) above sea level. From the west, the infant
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Bristol Avon south and the Tetbury Avon east. This creates a rocky outcrop as a south-facing, gently sloping hilltop, until the two rivers meet on the southern edge of the town. With steep sides, in places cliff-like, the town was described by Sir
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Malmesbury Railway Company in May 1877 when the latter could not raise sufficient funds to complete the line. The branch split from the main London-Bristol line at Dauntsey, although a later connection with the northern GWR 'mainline' to the
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Across the River Avon's Sherston branch via the footpath by 18 Gloucester Street (leading south-west) is a depression called Daniels Well, and a farm beyond it is named after this. This derives from a monk called Daniel named after an earlier
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Westport no longer exists as a separate village and is not named on modern maps. The built-up area was incorporated in the borough of Malmesbury in 1934, and the rural parts of the parish were incorporated in 1896 into the parish of
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and retaining some 17th and 18th-century court fittings, is now part of a dwelling. Nearby is the 12th-century entrance arch of the hospital and the 16th-century almshouses, in use until 1948; now three cottages, Grade II* listed.
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The former guest house for the abbey dates from the early 13th century. The building was extended and altered in the late 15th century or early 16th, and from c. 1530 it was used as a cloth mill by
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592:, Mailduf or Maelduib, an Irishman. The town came to be named after Maildubh; the name Malmesbury is a combination of Maildubh and burh, meaning Maildubh's fortification. After his death around 700,
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in England, which was described as a "mighty instrument with innumerable tones, blown with bellows, and enclosed in a gilded case." Having founded other churches in the area, including at
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has been held in Charlton Park. This usually takes place over the last weekend of July, spanning approximately three and a half days from the Thursday evening to Monday morning.
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invasion in 1066, Malmesbury was one of the most significant towns in England. It is listed first (thus most important) in the Wiltshire section of the Domesday Book.
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Malmesbury has a number of public parks and gardens. Three of these (St Aldhelm's Mead, Cuckingstool Mead and White Lion Recreation Park) were registered in 2013 as
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Westport, sometimes called Westport St. Mary, was a village and civil parish immediately west of Malmesbury, outside the confines of the hilltop. The philosopher
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to the north. Before the bypass was built in the later 20th century, the route followed the High Street, leaving the town to the north-east via Holloway. Three
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to it. The council is made up of sixteen councillors, who annually elect a town mayor and deputy town mayor from their number. The town council meets at
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borough and by his trustees for ever, and hath also given to the minister of this town for the time being 20s. only by the year for life to preach a
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Malmesbury, without its Abbey, lost its importance. As developing transport and trade routes passed it by, it regressed to a regional market town.
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was made at Little Somerford. Just short of its terminus, the line ran through a short tunnel: the only tunnel on the line between Malmesbury and
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the population was 5,380 in 2,280 homes. In the table below, the additional figures in the 19th century are for The Abbey, the supplemental
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Clubmark accredited sports club who play at The Wortheys sports ground, with adult and junior teams playing in the Wiltshire Leagues.
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What made Malmesbury successful as a townâwater and excellent defencesâled to its current layout and the presence of over 300
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narrow tower protruding high from the roof. The Grade II* listed building dominates the skyline of the east of the town.
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of Malmesbury and Upper Avon. The parish is in the Deanery of North Wiltshire, a sub-division of the larger
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carried out 20th-century enlargement. The surrounding
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3460:"Abbey Church of St Mary and St Aldhelm (1269316)"
2119:Primary School. There is also a secondary school,
1668:which is now owned by Athelstan Museum and called
935:. Malmesbury is also served by the charity-funded
3947:. Wimbourne: The Dovecote Press. pp. 82â85.
3678:on 12 February 2023 – via Internet Archive.
2874:"South Cotswolds â General election results 2024"
2232:, senior Royal Navy officer during and after the
1930:based on the Cross of St Martin on the island of
4030:"Dyson to open UK-based Institute of Technology"
3555:. Vol. 1. London: George Bell. p. 132.
3191:"Malmesbury Shares Friendship Across the World!"
2086:. The town is served by these local newspapers:
4071:A History of the County of Wiltshire, Volume 14
3404:"Can David Cameron save England's oldest town?"
1681:Department for Communities and Local Government
732:, the succession agreement between Stephen and
3741:Pugh, R.B.; Crittall, Elizabeth, eds. (1956).
3643:"Abbey House and attached rear wall (1269325)"
2624:A History of the County of Wiltshire, Volume 3
2166:â Irish saint and monk, namesake of Malmesbury
1905:St Aldhelm's Roman Catholic Church, Malmesbury
1715:reconstructed the town after his accession to
1689:The Prince's Foundation for Building Community
929:Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service
4133:
2301:The inscription reads: Memorand that whereas
2128:Dyson Institute of Engineering and Technology
8:
3385:"COMING UP TO OUR 70TH DCLG-FUNDED SESSION!"
1244:has numerous independent shops and a weekly
3796:"St John's Court Nos. 1, 2 and 3 (1269276)"
3434:"Listed Buildings in Malmesbury, Wiltshire"
3033:EKCO's of Cowbridge: House and War Factory.
2581:"Malmesbury Abbey (Grade I) (1269316)"
2070:. Television signals are received from the
1758:The abbey was placed on Historic England's
1392:and the building was converted to housing.
700:Malmesbury natives are sometimes nicknamed
596:became the first abbot and built the first
505:facility, the town's main employer. At the
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3898:"Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 map, sheet ST98"
2074:TV transmitter. Local radio stations are
1260:methods of canals and railways. Hence the
716:5 miles (8.0 km) to the north was in
509:, the population of the parish was 5,380.
41:
3521:"Heritage at Risk in the South West 2022"
2549:
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872:, returning a single unitary councillor.
4078:. University of London. pp. 127â168
3007:"Dyson to move head office to Singapore"
2631:. University of London. pp. 210â231
2522:"Key to English Place Names: Malmesbury"
1946:stone. The memorial is Grade II listed.
1642:Bishops' Conference of England and Wales
1087:
903:constituency, represented since 2024 by
3058:Malmesbury Carnival & Festival 2020
2473:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
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2278:Malmesbury (UK Parliament constituency)
1736:The surviving nave of the 12th-century
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3487:; Cherry, Bridget (revision) (1975) .
3131:. Hellenicleague.co.uk. Archived from
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2699:"Old Corporation set to welcome women"
1670:The Julia & Hans Rausing Building.
1656:Malmesbury is also home to Malmesbury
3716:"The Oldest Pubs and Inns in England"
3104:"Library locations and opening times"
3079:"Public Parks, Gardens & Toilets"
2757:
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2607:Photograph of area at geograph.org.uk
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1793:In the centre of the town stands the
1679:In 2011 Malmesbury was chosen by the
451:, and 9 miles (14 km) north of
447:, 25 miles (40 km) northeast of
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4004:"Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard"
3346:Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre
1061:which is bounded by the B4014 road.
1012:is responsible for the provision of
954:hospitals overseen by the board are
612:in the highest category and it is a
4309:List of civil parishes in Wiltshire
4086:– via British History Online.
3873:"Malmesbury War Memorial (1446261)"
3598:"Top 15 unusual buildings for sale"
2959:. Chatto & Windus. p. 54.
2639:– via British History Online.
1938:had studied. The cross is built of
548:of Cicementone. Alfred's grandson,
493:. The economy benefits mostly from
3877:National Heritage List for England
3826:National Heritage List for England
3800:National Heritage List for England
3774:National Heritage List for England
3695:National Heritage List for England
3647:National Heritage List for England
3621:National Heritage List for England
3576:National Heritage List for England
3464:National Heritage List for England
2655:Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard
2586:National Heritage List for England
2365:"Water Levels at Malmesbury Abbey"
2094:Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard
1899:St Aldhelm's Roman Catholic Church
1346:moved part of its operations from
1283:The town's main employer today is
1250:wool spinning and weaving industry
76:
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3600:. Daily Telegraph. Archived from
2050:The town's bus network is run by
1974:meet at Malmesbury: the B4014 to
1317:Malmesbury had a nine-day wonder
793:one-inch map, first edition, 1828
789:Malmesbury and Westport from the
474:for defence against the Vikings.
3617:"St Paul's bell tower (1269428)"
2985:A Vision of Britain through Time
2738:A Vision of Britain through Time
1992:opened on 17 December 1877. The
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588:The Abbey was founded in 675 by
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4483:Population of major settlements
4112:Aerial view of Malmesbury, 1930
3495:(2nd ed.). Harmondsworth:
3402:Lean, Geoffrey (9 March 2012).
2214:â prominent British philosopher
2157:Category:People from Malmesbury
1439:, both of which are managed by
933:South Western Ambulance Service
2528:. The University of Nottingham
2511:in the extensive notes, II 209
2206:dissolution of the monasteries
2138:institution is located on the
2084:Greatest Hits Radio South West
2046:on the Great Western Main Line
846:Malmesbury was in the area of
720:, while Malmesbury was in the
608:. The Abbey's architecture is
491:dissolution of the monasteries
1:
1829:
1798:
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1644:. The church is dedicated to
1004:distribution network operator
919:Malmesbury is policed by the
764:defeated an army of northern
482:, it became prominent in the
4468:Parliamentary constituencies
3902:National Library of Scotland
2495:UK public library membership
2440:"Malmesbury | Domesday Book"
2247:â racing driver and the 6th
1600:. The Abbey is dedicated to
1388:, moved their operations to
899:, Malmesbury is part of the
497:, as well as tourism to the
459:and one of its tributaries.
4579:Civil parishes in Wiltshire
3926:Wild Swan Publications Ltd
2475:. Oxford University Press.
2182:â first king of all England
1648:, who lived in Malmesbury.
1483:with the following places:
1380:, and later became part of
124:OS grid reference
39:Human settlement in England
32:Malmesbury (disambiguation)
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4503:Grade II* listed buildings
4103:Historic Malmesbury photos
3945:Wiltshire Railway Stations
3247:. The Archbishops' Council
2987:. University of Portsmouth
2740:. University of Portsmouth
2526:Key to English Place Names
2283:St Paul Malmesbury Without
2123:, which was founded 1971.
1990:Malmesbury railway station
1902:
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1590:Archdeaconry of Malmesbury
1342:, the electronics company
1321:in January 1998, when two
1000:Western Power Distribution
811:St Paul Malmesbury Without
614:Scheduled Ancient Monument
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27:Town in Wiltshire, England
4574:Market towns in Wiltshire
3847:"Malmesbury - St Aldhelm"
3317:"St. Aldhelm's RC Church"
2734:"Westport St Mary Within"
2679:. Malmesbury Town Council
1760:Heritage at Risk Register
1636:. This forms part of the
1400:Malmesbury has an annual
1006:which supplies the area.
992:services are overseen by
604:, he died in 709 and was
546:Hundred (county division)
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4498:Grade I listed buildings
3493:The Buildings of England
3438:British Listed Buildings
2956:John Aubrey: My Own Life
1828:Abbey House was rebuilt
1620:church in Malmesbury is
1465:Hellenic Football League
1461:Malmesbury Victoria F.C.
1447:also services the town.
1338:At the beginning of the
1090:Population of Malmesbury
974:. There are also nearby
884:, following his initial
848:Wiltshire County Council
564:Abbey Gardens along the
104:5,969 (2021 Census)
4098:Malmesbury Town Council
4076:Victoria County History
4061:The Story of Malmesbury
3822:"Tower House (1269271)"
3389:The Prince's Foundation
3321:St. Aldhelm's RC Church
3220:Malmesbury Town Council
3195:Malmesbury Town Council
3154:Malmesbury Cricket Club
3083:Malmesbury Town Council
2629:Victoria County History
2144:Dyson Institute Village
2142:technology campus. The
2039:Great Western Main Line
1781:Malmesbury Market Cross
1772:Malmesbury Market Cross
1711:within its boundaries.
1415:Since 2007, the annual
1302:retreats (ranging from
937:Wiltshire Air Ambulance
3749:. University of London
3747:British History Online
3035:Cowbridge Publishing.
2981:"Population 1901â1961"
2929:"Malmesbury Elevation"
2802:. University of London
2800:British History Online
2770:. University of London
2768:British History Online
2155:For a full list, see:
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1964:Kemble railway station
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1658:United Reformed Church
1638:Province of Birmingham
1630:St Aldhelm, Malmesbury
1598:Province of Canterbury
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956:Great Western Hospital
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228:Postcode district
158:Ceremonial county
140:Unitary authority
4264:Royal Wootton Bassett
3943:Oakley, Mike (2004).
3924:The Malmesbury Branch
2192:William of Malmesbury
2107:
2022:Great Western Railway
2015:Swindon railway works
1998:Great Western Railway
1984:Royal Wootton Bassett
1926:. This consists of a
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1612:Roman Catholic Church
1592:. The diocese is the
1582:ecclesiastical parish
1396:Culture and community
1278:Industrial Revolution
1266:Great Western Railway
1262:Kennet and Avon Canal
1228:The main entrance to
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1075:ecclesiastical parish
964:Royal United Hospital
948:Integrated Care Board
925:Royal Wootton Bassett
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629:William of Malmesbury
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18:Malmesbury, Wiltshire
3499:. pp. 321â326.
3031:Browning, B (2005).
2953:Scurr, Ruth (2015).
2723:Ekblom (1917) p. 170
2481:10.1093/ref:odnb/833
2194:â monk and historian
2186:Eilmer of Malmesbury
1815:St Paul's bell tower
1427:Community facilities
976:minor injuries units
923:force and is in the
841:Malmesbury Town Hall
826:Malmesbury Town Hall
754:Battle of Brunanburh
748:Malmesbury Commoners
633:Eilmer of Malmesbury
622:Daniel of Winchester
271:Dorset and Wiltshire
208:Sovereign state
30:For other uses, see
4508:Scheduled monuments
4187:(cities in italics)
4164:Unitary authorities
3672:abbeyhousemanor.com
3668:"Abbey House Manor"
3547:Toulmin Smith, Lucy
2933:Topographic-map.com
2245:James Scott Douglas
2076:BBC Radio Wiltshire
1942:, blue pennant and
1845:Abbey House Gardens
1717:Bishop of Salisbury
1624:, which serves the
1622:St Aldhelm's Church
1457:non-League football
1421:WOMAD Charlton Park
1386:Lucent Technologies
1092:
1002:is the electricity
728:and his cousin the
683:English Reformation
675:Salisbury Cathedral
642:By the time of the
363: /
4584:Towns in Wiltshire
4533:Deputy Lieutenants
3871:Historic England.
3820:Historic England.
3794:Historic England.
3768:Historic England.
3722:. 12 February 2019
3689:Historic England.
3641:Historic England.
3615:Historic England.
3604:on 2 January 2013.
3527:. 10 November 2022
3458:Historic England.
3271:Diocese of Bristol
3241:"Malmesbury Abbey"
3135:on 27 January 2013
3011:BBC News: Business
2703:Gazette and Herald
2557:. BBC History Unit
2273:Malmesbury Hundred
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2089:Gazette and Herald
2030:Golden Valley Line
1962:to the south, and
1887:
1868:Former court house
1851:The Old Bell hotel
1791:
1713:Roger of Salisbury
1705:
1640:, overseen by the
1634:Diocese of Clifton
1594:Diocese of Bristol
1576:has served as the
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972:Salisbury Hospital
882:re-elected in 2021
870:electoral division
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726:Stephen of England
722:West Saxon Kingdom
658:at the same time.
652:Roger of Salisbury
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294:UK Parliament
240:Dialling code
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4442:Wilts & Berks
4185:Major settlements
4176:Wiltshire Council
4150:Ceremonial county
4010:. 25 October 2013
3922:Fenton M.(1990),
3485:Pevsner, Nikolaus
3245:A Church Near You
3108:Wiltshire council
3041:978-0-9551842-0-8
3013:. 22 January 2019
2966:978-0-7011-7907-6
2852:Wiltshire Council
2826:Wiltshire Council
2657:. 30 January 2014
2493:(subscription or
2425:978-0-631-22492-1
2121:Malmesbury School
1994:Malmesbury branch
1982:and the B4042 to
1833: 1540
1685:Localism Act 2011
1662:The King's Church
1570:Church of England
1564:Church of England
1455:Malmesbury has a
1451:Sport and leisure
1441:Wiltshire Council
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1189:1,181 + 974 + 106
994:Wiltshire Council
909:Liberal Democrats
866:unitary authority
862:Wiltshire Council
833:municipal borough
831:Malmesbury was a
656:Malmesbury Castle
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886:election in 2017
878:Liberal Democrat
781:Westport St Mary
667:Malmesbury Abbey
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584:Malmesbury Abbey
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