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This development divorced the Church from Church Street; further road developments led to the demolition of many of the buildings in the historic precinct, and by the 1980s only Church Street retained any historic continuity. The remaining historic buildings were threatened with demolition which led
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capital found in 1907 and built into the south porch. The tower was built in the mid-15th century and restored in 1907. The church has eight bells, the earliest of which belongs to the 16th century; these can be heard on
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which was the traditional heart of the village. Additionally, many of the chequered-pattern brick buildings were replaced by typical 1960s suburban houses. In 1968 a new east-west distributor road linking School Road and
Bedworth Road replaced an ancient footpath.
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The late 18th century and early 19th century was a period of significant growth for the village, with its population almost tripling in size. The 1830s saw a slump in the industry, due in part to the introduction of factory production at
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the church came into the Crown's hands until 1554, when it was passed on and sold numerous times before returning to the Crown's possession by 1662. It has remained in the possession of the Crown since. Records for baptisms and
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These hamlets were
Marston-Jabbet, Ryton, Weston in Arden, and Wolvershill, and parts of Barnacle and Bramcott. Ryton and Weston in Arden were subsumed by Bulkington village in the 20th century.
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period and until the late 18th century, the principal employment in Bulkington had been agriculture: 100 acres (0.40 km) of meadow land were recorded in 1086; further,
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removed the duty on French silks entering England". This was accompanied by a depression in agriculture and led to a fall in the population by almost a third by 1891.
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building lies to the north-east of the church; a modern, suburban style vicarage lies closer to the church. The church today "consists of a
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Hakesford, S. (5 June 2008) "New Pastor at Bulkington Congregational Church"
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The Nuneaton and Bedworth district is a subdivision of the
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2020:"Warwickshire County Council – Census 2001 Ward Profile"
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Bulkington has connections with the locally born author
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trade… . At the same time 83 houses were vacant in the
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The early history of Bulkington can be traced in the
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Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church website
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1889:"Desmond O'Brian's Councillor's Profile Page"
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1584:"Bulkington Ward in West Midlands"
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1943:Bedworth Society Webpage: Timeline
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1093:reorganisation plan, it became a
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2127:Old Bulkington Website: Churches
1992:A Vision of Britain through Time
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2296:Office for National Statistics
2281:Office for National Statistics
2269:Office for National Statistics
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