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2194:The Victoria History of the County of Gloucester
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1543:– via British History Online
1468:A. G. Bradley (22 November 2012).
1258:– via British History Online
1116:"Directions: Newent to Gloucester"
977:– well-known magician who went to
888:Manual of Style for lists of works
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1274:Gloucestershire Notes and Queries
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1007:in London – is based at Newent.
957:in London – is based at Newent.
1204:A. D. Mills (9 October 2003).
819:The town's local newspaper is
810:Greatest Hits Radio South West
689:Ledbury and Gloucester Railway
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1500:ARCHI UK Archaeological Sites
1348:"Newent Town Guide 2011–2012"
1210:. OUP Oxford. p. PT891.
701:National Birds of Prey Centre
2683:Parliamentary constituencies
1855:Wood, David (10 June 2022).
1573:"St Mary the Virgin, Newent"
1246:, London, pp. 389–393,
798:BBC Hereford & Worcester
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2143:Pearce, Pam (12 May 2017).
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984:Penn & Teller: Fool Us
832:The town's football team,
2196:. A. Constable, limited.
1562:. Retrieved 23 June 2017.
1496:"Newent, Gloucestershire"
1046:Wales Rally Great Britain
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2147:. Gloucestershire Live.
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1826:"about the onion fayre"
1719:Miranda Greene (2003).
1688:Miranda Greene (2003).
1631:"Newent & District"
1240:"Newchurch - Newington"
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979:Newent Community School
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2192:William Page (2010) .
1756:historicengland.org.uk
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955:2012 Summer Olympics
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1750:England, Historic.
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994:Masters of Illusion
989:Next Great Magician
847:Newent Cricket Club
695:Outdoor attractions
548:William fitzBaderon
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2119:"Rutland Boughton"
1882:"Newent Orchestra"
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1577:A Church Near You
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900:if you can.
787:ITV Central
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716:Onion Fayre
714:The town's
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2412:Gloucester
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2376:Churchdown
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2077:1 November
2056:1 November
2050:UK Free TV
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1100:25 October
1077:References
840:Newent RFC
806:Heart West
791:Ridge Hill
484:Roman road
399:Gloucester
166:South West
81:Population
2522:See also:
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2473:Quedgeley
2463:Painswick
2418:Kingswood
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