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Whitehorse Street in the centre of the town, and the landlord, Thomas Pryor, offered to donate the site to the council if they would then build a town hall on it. Through 1895 and early 1896 the council was split on whether it should accept the offer and commit to the estimated £2,000 construction cost. This was the main issue at the council election in April 1896, with candidates presenting themselves as either supporters or opponents of the town hall scheme. The supporters won, and the scheme went ahead.
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comedy sketches, family quiz night, mystery tour, open gardens, history talks, and several music events, some of which feature local bands. The festival Street Fair is held in the High Street, on the second weekend. Stallholders dress in themed clothing of the street fair theme, in 2022 this was 'Green' Baldock.
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Shortly after its creation, the new council was presented with the possibility of building a new town hall to provide a public hall and other facilities for the town and a meeting place and office for the council. A fire had destroyed a row of shops in a prominent position at the junction of High
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By 1935 the council had outgrown the offices in the Town Hall. The council bought a large eighteenth century house called The Grange at 14a High Street for £875, converting it to become the council's offices and meeting place. The Grange was formally opened as the council's new home in
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Baldock was formerly the location of a film processing factory which closed before the company (originally based in
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of the poor law unions for all areas which did not have urban authorities. Baldock therefore became part of the
Hitchin Rural Sanitary District, governed by the Hitchin Board of Guardians. Less than three months later, on 1 November 1872, a public meeting was held in Baldock where the town's
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records approximately 30 drinking establishments (the town's population was at that time around 1900). Throughout the early 20th century a large number of pubs continued to operate, many of which were sustained by the adjacent and much larger town of
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Baldock Local Board initially only covered the parish of
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Kingsley Amis (1969). The town is the nearest centre to the fictional pub owned and run by the main character "Maurice Allington". The Green Man was later adapted into a television drama starring Albert Finney as Allington.
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Baldock Local Board was Thomas Rigby Kewley, who was the rector of Baldock's parish church of St Mary's. Kewley served as chairman of the board until his death in 1885.
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where more than one row of buildings used to stand. In the case of Baldock, the bottom of the High Street had three such rows, until Butcher's Row was demolished by the turnpike authorities in the 1770s.
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since 1974. North Hertfordshire District Council has a Baldock and District Committee where the councillors representing Baldock and two neighbouring rural wards meet to discuss local matters.
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to govern the town, allowing it to become its own urban sanitary district, independent of the Hitchin Rural Sanitary District. The new board came into effect on 30 December 1872, when the
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research at a MOD laboratory called SERL (Services Electronics Research Laboratory). This facility closed in the late 1970s and some projects and staff were transferred to
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1564:(originally BOB FM). The local newspapers are
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1783:Archaeology in Hertfordshire: Recent Research
1726:Archaeology in Hertfordshire: Recent Research
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1059:North Hertfordshire District Council
572:, meaning "bold", with a diminutive
1370:, becoming part of the district of
625:, subsequently becoming a regional
466:, granted by the earl of Pembroke,
388:) is a historic market town in the
2449:(Hertford), 8 January 1876, page 5
2374:(Hitchin), 2 November 1872, page 3
1457:(born 1985), athlete; studied here
1451:(1827–1918), builder and architect
1317:Baldock urban district (1894–1974)
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3853:Unparished areas in Hertfordshire
2484:Baldock: Urban District Council,
2471:Baldock: Urban District Council,
2320:"Baldock Urban Sanitary District"
2207:Tanna, Chandni (7 October 2012).
1836:, Trans EHAS 10/2 (1938), 150–62.
1485:(born 1981), expressionist artist
1479:(born 1945), artist; grew up here
934:and the Balstock music festival.
2895:European Parliament constituency
2551:"Baldock Urban District Council"
2348:A Vision of Britain through Time
2324:A Vision of Britain through Time
2259:Ordnance Survey 1:2500 map, 1880
2236:"Baldock and District Committee"
1949:The Place-names of Hertfordshire
1894:. London : Longman. p. 60.
1756:The Place-Names Of Hertfordshire
1702:. Office for National Statistics
1280:ratepayers voted to establish a
509:The Place-names of Hertfordshire
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3817:List of places in Hertfordshire
2595:British History Online: Baldock
1971:. London: Eaton Press. p.
1777:Fitzpatrick-Matthews, Keith J.
1445:(born 1944), business executive
1099:Baldock local board (1872–1894)
916:According to the humorous book
63:
2427:. H.M. Stationery Office. 1880
1987:"Baldock Town Centre Strategy"
1892:The Knights Templar in Britain
1207: • Succeeded by
893:signals and forwarded them to
16:Town in Hertfordshire, England
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2386:, 31 December 1872, page 6514
2106:Church of Saint Mary, Baldock
672:. The station is part of the
3863:North Hertfordshire District
2970:King George V Playing Fields
2890:Parliamentary constituencies
2873:Hertfordshire County Council
1869:. Oxford : OUP. p. 24.
1804:. Retrieved 6 December 2012.
1529:; lived here in World War II
1063:Hertfordshire County Council
824:Church of St Mary the Virgin
676:which connects Cambridge to
656:which today operates on the
92:10,615 (Built up area, 2021)
2527:, 13 September 1935, page 6
2013:AA Touring Guide of England
1823:Domesday Online Map: Weston
1251: • County Council
1042:in particular, in her 1978
652:Since 1850, the town has a
450:Baldock was founded by the
99:OS grid reference
28:Human settlement in England
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2930:Grade II* listed buildings
2514:, 26 November 1897, page 8
2462:, 8 September 1893, page 8
2412:, 13 February 1880, page 4
2408:Local Government Inquiry,
2166:William Page, ed. (1912).
2112:. Retrieved 14 April 2014.
2092:The Story of Kayser Bondor
1781:in Lockyear, Kris (2015).
1416:The Knights Templar School
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742:The Knights Templar School
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2295:"Hitchin Poor Law Union"
2174:. British History Online
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1558:BBC Three Counties Radio
881:call to the USA, to the
609:and the north: many old
277:North East Hertfordshire
3402:Elstree and Borehamwood
2576:Bramwell G Rudd (2014)
1851:2 February 2015 at the
1819:2 February 2015 at the
875:Imperial Wireless Chain
855:, today it is mostly a
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454:(after whom the town's
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2590:Photographs of Baldock
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2458:Baldock: Local Board,
2445:Baldock: Local Board,
2399:, 31 July 1885, page 5
1865:Eilert Ekwall (1981).
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19:For the surname, see
2090:Moira Keast (2007).
1890:Evelyn Lord (2002).
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1513:(born 1980), actress
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3417:South Mimms
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3105:Tring Rural
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3040:Berkhamsted
2796:Potters Bar
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2721:Berkhamsted
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1477:Keith Milow
1455:Lizzie Hall
1449:Samuel Farr
1282:local board
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1095:from 1835.
1027:The author
1012:Nevil Shute
1007:Ruined City
962:granted to
796:supermarket
769:John Wesley
767:. Preacher
765:Dick Turpin
686:Blackfriars
631:1881 Census
517:Clutterbuck
402:county town
331: /
3832:Categories
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3699:Batchworth
3668:St Stephen
3663:St Michael
3602:Wallington
3341:Thundridge
3321:Stapleford
3211:Datchworth
3085:Nash Mills
2791:Letchworth
2736:Broxbourne
2653:Broxbourne
1997:2 February
1929:2 February
1683:References
1654:Wallington
1550:ITV Anglia
1496:John Smith
1483:Ben Mosley
1471:tug of war
1321:Under the
1148:Population
1053:Governance
954:Baldock's
899:deciphered
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647:almshouses
636:Letchworth
507:writes in
464:Broadwater
445:Verulamium
414:Letchworth
398:River Ivel
88:Population
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3658:Sandridge
3622:St Albans
3612:Wymondley
3597:Therfield
3522:Knebworth
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3462:Caldecote
3386:Hertsmere
3256:High Wych
3181:Braughing
3176:Bramfield
3166:Benington
3110:Wigginton
3055:Flamstead
3045:Bovingdon
2965:Windmills
2878:Elections
2852:See also:
2823:Stevenage
2817:St Albans
2786:Hoddesdon
2761:Harpenden
2683:Stevenage
2668:Hertsmere
2395:Baldock,
1639:Hinxworth
1629:Caldecote
1566:The Comet
1533:Tom Smith
1386:Education
1033:Hinxworth
960:King John
761:Charles I
748:in 2007.
670:commuters
666:Cambridge
645:The Wynn
596:A505 road
521:Henry III
487:or later
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253:Ambulance
193:Post town
3810:See also
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3750:Essendon
3653:Redbourn
3507:Kelshall
3477:Graveley
3472:Codicote
3467:Clothall
3397:Aldenham
3366:Westmill
3356:Wareside
3241:Hertford
3216:Eastwick
3206:Cottered
3196:Buckland
3146:Aspenden
3080:Markyate
3060:Flaunden
2776:Hertford
2766:Hatfield
2751:Cheshunt
2178:26 March
2059:Archived
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1817:Archived
1706:8 August
1665:See also
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1546:BBC East
1299:Clothall
974:Balstock
871:Slip End
815:Art Deco
784:Pershore
755:and the
709:medieval
702:Iron Age
688:via the
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586:and the
566:*Bealdoc
556:English
549:Saracens
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115:District
106:TL247337
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3801:Watford
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3577:Rushden
3572:Royston
3562:Radwell
3557:Preston
3537:Newnham
3527:Langley
3512:Kimpton
3497:Holwell
3457:Bygrave
3447:Barkway
3442:Ashwell
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3261:Hormead
3221:Gilston
3156:Bayford
3141:Ardeley
3035:Aldbury
3024:Dacorum
2960:Museums
2955:Schools
2940:History
2843:Watford
2806:Royston
2781:Hitchin
2716:Baldock
2693:Watford
2658:Dacorum
2196:. 2023.
2069:website
1649:Radwell
1644:Newnham
1624:Bygrave
1619:Ashwell
1307:Willian
1295:Bygrave
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