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Leicester, Robert le Blancmain, fell out with Henry II) and 1217 (when the Earl of Winchester, Blancmain's heir, was on the losing side against Henry III during the
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Whitsun Ale at Aynho House. In 1766 their 'Squire' was arrested in Oxford for his insolence and committed to Bridewell as a vagrant. In 1866 an article in the
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10 feet (3.0 m) high and approximately 44 yards (40 m) in diameter with an outer bailey to the east. Archaeological excavation has revealed evidence of a ditch defining the perimeter of the bailey. Two fishponds originally lay outside the ditch but have subsequently been infilled – however
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Athletic Football Club is a junior football club affiliated with the Northamptonshire Football Association. It plays in three leagues: the under 7s – 10s are in the Milton Keynes & District Junior Sevens League, the under 11s – 16s are in the Milton Keynes & Border Counties League
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Brackley, where he learned 'a Lord of the Towne' named Neville had (at an uncertain point in the past) had the parish vicar murdered. This he had done by having the man buried alive. The writer Daniel Codd observed that in the grounds of St Peter's Church, a human-shaped stone effigy is
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Railways withdrew passenger trains from the line through Brackley Central in September 1966. Brackley Viaduct was demolished in sections early in 1978.
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at the same time as being in charge of the hospital. The hospital was closed in 1423 for maladministration but re-established in 1425. In 1449 a master was appointed who seems to have continued the practice of non-residence while holding parish livings elsewhere. In 1484 the patron,
716:. St James' chapel became the school chapel, in which use it remains today. It is the oldest building in Great Britain in continuous use by a school. The oldest part of the chapel is the west doorway, which is late Norman. Most of its windows are slightly later, being
817:. The ground floor was originally open but has since been enclosed. Market Place and Bridge Street feature number of other early 18th-century houses and inns, mostly of brick and in several cases combining red and blue bricks in a chequer pattern.
500:(The Lionheart) named five official sites for jousting tournaments so that such events could not be used as local wars, and Brackley was one of these. The tournament site is believed to be to the south of the castle where the A422 now passes.
684:. Its master was a priest, assisted by a number of religious brothers. Its duties included providing accommodation and care for poor travellers. In the 15th century there were complaints that successive masters were absentees, holding other
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had it rebuilt on a larger scale, in the same style but retaining only the doorway and one window of the original building. It is now Winchester House School, a coeducational
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1562:"Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs to 1516: Northamptonshire"
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motor racing circuit, and has some industry related to
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History and Antiquities of the County of Northampton
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2326:A History of the County of Northampton, Volume 2
2049:. London: John Bowyer Nichols and John Rodwell.
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1484:Brackley to Charing Cross by shortest route
1254:in 2006 were previously based in Brackley.
1191:Second Round having beaten League One side
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1838:. Department of Transport. Archived from
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3190:Populated places on the River Great Ouse
2268:. Brackley Town Council. Archived from
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1953:"Southfield Primary Academy - Brackley"
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680:founded the Hospital of St. James and
1230:Brackley is also the home of F1 team
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533:In 1597 the town was incorporated by
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1200:English Rugby Union Midland Division
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1544:"Brackley - British History Online"
1140:and 3Bs radio that broadcasts from
693:granted control of the hospital to
3185:Civil parishes in Northamptonshire
1818:"Festivals – Brackley Market Town"
1258:Closest cities, towns and villages
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1132:. Other radio stations including
1095:Magdalen College School, Brackley
714:Magdalen College School, Brackley
668:chapel was added to the chancel.
446:and Oxford. Brackley is close to
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1973:. 18 August 2004. Archived from
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993:Brackley Central railway station
947:London and North Western Railway
730:restored the chapel in 1869–70.
579:Brackley used the poor house at
561:, as part of the Brackley Show.
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34:and for Brackley in Ireland see
2104:www.thebrackleymorrismen.org.uk
1211:North Bucks and District League
1183:, known as the Saints, play in
710:Magdalen College School, Oxford
639:Church of England parish church
430:and 22 miles (35 km) from
3195:West Northamptonshire District
960:, opened in March 1899 on the
956:Brackley's second station was
32:Brackley, Prince Edward Island
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2227:"bfmaa.co.uk - Crazy Domains"
1928:"Bracken Leas Primary School"
1787:Serjeantson & Adkins 1906
1770:Serjeantson & Adkins 1906
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1057:Royal Warrants of Appointment
1025:Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team
820:The town park belongs to the
649:south doorway. Both the four-
469:of 1086, where it appears as
426:, 19 miles (31 km) from
3056:A14 bridge, River Great Ouse
3052:Godmanchester Chinese Bridge
2636:Parliamentary constituencies
2195:www.brackleytennisclub.co.uk
1914:Disused Stations Site Record
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1175:Brackley Cricket Club Ground
772:were founded in 1633 by Sir
567:From 1974 to 2021 it was in
30:For Brackley in Canada, see
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2117:Brackley Town Football Club
1989:"Brackley CE Junior School"
1932:www.brackenleasschool.co.uk
1589:Mysterious Northamptonshire
1181:Brackley Town Football Club
113:OS grid reference
42:Human settlement in England
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2307:; Cherry, Bridget (1973).
1971:"Waynflete Infants School"
1957:Southfield Primary Academy
1293:Destinations from Brackley
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849:to the north-east and the
633:St. Peter's Church in 2023
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18:Brackley, Northamptonshire
3180:Towns in Northamptonshire
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2100:"The Brackley Morris Men"
2088:. 25 May 1866. p. 7.
2073:. 31 May 1766. p. 3.
1916:. Subterranea Britannica.
1822:www.brackleymarkettown.uk
1747:Pevsner & Cherry 1973
1724:Pevsner & Cherry 1973
1684:Pevsner & Cherry 1973
1548:www.british-history.ac.uk
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1250:, who were bought out by
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837:Brackley is close to the
587:and as a result Brackley
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2313:The Buildings of England
2071:Jackson’s Oxford Journal
2007:www.winchester-house.org
1910:"Station Name: Brackley"
1804:www.winchester-house.org
1001:Department for Transport
999:and Rugby. However, the
787:was also a 17th-century
725:Gothic Revival architect
706:Magdalen College, Oxford
549:constituency of Brackley
2696:Diocese of Peterborough
2330:Victoria County History
2213:www.brackleyleisure.com
1526:Encyclopædia Britannica
1144:. Local newspapers are
1037:British American Racing
989:Great Central Main Line
962:Great Central Main Line
925:Buckinghamshire Railway
815:4th Earl of Bridgewater
813:, built in 1706 by the
637:The oldest part of the
575:Brackley Poor Law Union
559:Brackley LTC Tournament
507:. Magna Carta required
134:63 miles (101 km)
2411:North Northamptonshire
2191:"Brackley Tennis Club"
2045:Baker, George (1822).
1868:"Chiltern Train Route"
1836:"Official description"
1650:8 October 2007 at the
1047:team which operates a
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704:Waynflete had founded
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585:Poor Law Amendment Act
569:South Northamptonshire
321:South Northamptonshire
247:Postcode district
177:Ceremonial county
159:Unitary authority
27:Market town in England
3060:Huntingdon Old Bridge
2416:West Northamptonshire
2209:"Brackleyleisure.com"
2177:24 April 2006 at the
2032:www.themorrisring.org
1696:Clarke, John (1987).
1587:Codd, Daniel (2009).
1232:Mercedes AMG Petronas
1185:National League North
1150:Northampton Chronicle
1130:BBC Radio Northampton
1070:Further information:
1053:H. Bronnley & Co.
1015:Brackley is near the
937:Banbury Merton Street
908:and through Brackley.
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452:Mercedes AMG Petronas
418:, England, bordering
412:West Northamptonshire
334:Brackley Town Council
167:West Northamptonshire
3048:St Neots Town Bridge
3038:Great Barford Bridge
2691:Soke of Peterborough
2086:The Oxford Chronicle
1698:The Book of Brackley
718:Early English Gothic
699:Bishop of Winchester
227:Sovereign state
36:Brackley, Templeport
2666:Scheduled monuments
2427:(cities in italics)
2404:Unitary authorities
2332:. pp. 151–154.
2319:. pp. 115–118.
2084:"Chronicle entry".
1700:. Barracuda Books.
1623:Northampton Mercury
1134:Heart Thames Valley
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2915:Major tributaries
1977:on 18 August 2004.
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1772:, pp. 151–153
1169:Sports and leisure
1085:Brackley has four
1076:Reynard Motorsport
1061:Queen Elizabeth II
991:. This would have
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807:Brackley Town Hall
797:preparatory school
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728:Charles Buckeridge
672:Medieval hospitals
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313:UK Parliament
259:Dialling code
60:Brackley Town Hall
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2956:New Bedford River
2951:Old Bedford River
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2661:Grade I buildings
2615:Grand Union Canal
2425:Major settlements
2390:Ceremonial county
2315:. Harmondsworth:
2305:Pevsner, Nikolaus
2159:www.intheteam.com
2069:"Journal entry".
1842:on 17 March 2010.
1598:978-1-85983-681-1
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1091:Church of England
1072:KW Motorsport Ltd
987:along the former
981:London Marylebone
977:Chiltern Railways
853:to the west. The
793:Earl of Ellesmere
756:Secular buildings
695:William Waynflete
619:First Barons' War
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599:Notable buildings
542:metaphysical poet
487:Earl of Leicester
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