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tenements, and made the borough into an appendage of the manor, depriving it of its separate court. They claimed that the royal charter that conferred on the men of
Cirencester the liberties of Winchester had been destroyed 50 years earlier, when the abbot had bribed the burgess who held the charter
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to the south of the town is now almost contiguous with
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Arch and parts of the precinct wall remain above ground, forming the perimeter of a public park in the middle of town. Despite this, the freedom of a borough continued to elude the townspeople, and they only saw the old lord of the manor replaced by a new lord of the manor as the king acquired the
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The loss of the canal and the direct rail link encouraged dependency on road transport. An inner ring road system was completed in 1975 in an attempt to reduce congestion in the town centre, which has since been augmented by an outer bypass with the expansion of the A417 road. Coaches depart from
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for a false presentment, meaning that they had presented false information. Four inquisitions during the 13th century supported the abbot's claims, yet the townspeople remained unwavering in their quest for borough status: in 1342, they lodged a Bill of complaint in
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still stand in and around
Coxwell Street and Dollar Street. Their wealth funded the rebuilding of the nave of the parish church in 1515–30, to create the large parish church, often referred to as the "Cathedral of the Cotswolds". Other
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received his later education in
Cirencester in the early 6th century, showing that it was still able to provide an education in Latin rhetoric and law at that time. Possibly this was the palace of one of the British kings defeated by
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at last brought into existence the town's first independent elected body, the
Cirencester Urban District Council. A reorganisation of local government in 1974 replaced the Urban District Council with the present two-tiers of
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Cirencester Operatic Society and Theatre Ink), Cirencester Philharmonia Orchestra, Cirencester Band, Cirencester Male Voice Choir and Cirencester Creative Dance Academy are also based in the town.
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in 1117, and following half a century of building work during which the minster church was demolished, the great abbey church was finally dedicated in 1176. The manor was granted to the Abbey in 1189, although a
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Temperance Hall built by the Quaker Christopher Bowly in 1846, and is the oldest such hall in the West of England. The Salvation Army first met in Cirencester in 1881.
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of Cirencester, founded in the 9th or 10th century, was probably a royal foundation. It was made over to Augustinian canons in the 12th century and replaced by the great
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which, while buried, retains its shape in the earthen topography of the small park setting. Cirencester was one of the most substantial cities of Roman-era Britain.
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was executed in 1649 the minister, Alexander Gregory, wrote on behalf of the gentry in the parish register, "O England what did'st thou do, the 30th of this month".
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came to blows in the streets. Over 300 were killed, and 1,200 prisoners were held captive in the church. The townsfolk supported the Parliamentarians but
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3998:The young royals: Prince William (21 June 1982).
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2800:club in the UK. Its main grounds are located in
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27:Market town in Gloucestershire, England
4081:from the original on 24 September 2015
3592:from the original on 21 September 2013
3263:from the original on 24 September 2017
3026:"Town Council – Twinning with Itzehoe"
1373:in 577. It was later the scene of the
3813:from the original on 22 February 2011
3259:. Vol. 1. Bristol. p. 229.
3006:from the original on 14 November 2013
2768:Cirencester has two athletics clubs:
2607:The nearest international airport is
2024:Whose fiancé went down to virencester
2022:There was a young lady of Cirencester
1465:. Twenty townspeople were ordered to
1352:still exists in an area known as the
637:, 18 miles (29 km) southeast of
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4006:from the original on 23 October 2012
3885:"Cirencester Creative Dance Academy"
3758:. barntheatre.org.uk. 30 June 2019.
3732:. binghamhall.co.uk. 24 April 2013.
3387:. Amberley Publishing. p. 149.
3091:
3089:
3028:. Cirencester.gov.uk. Archived from
2740:Wilts & Gloucestershire Standard
1864:(literally "Fort Ceri"), translated
1530:abbey's title. Cirencester became a
58:adding citations to reliable sources
2989:, McFarland, 2007, pages 6 & 51
2886:, comedian, journalist, broadcaster
1166:('river') in turn gave its name to
645:39 miles (63 km) northeast of
605:, England. Cirencester lies on the
175:
3954:from the original on 4 August 2019
3669:Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard
3663:Knight, Alice (21 November 2022).
3643:Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard
3586:Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard
3481:National Heritage List for England
3430:National Heritage List for England
2868:, the 'Last Pre-Raphaelite Artist'
2355:and the site of one of the finest
1424:of Cirencester was granted to the
587:
25:
3865:from the original on 5 March 2017
3762:from the original on 29 June 2019
3637:Knight, Alice (18 October 2022).
3503:"19th Century to the present day"
2796:, founded in 1896, is the oldest
2574:Kemble to Cirencester branch line
2361:Allen Bathurst, 1st Earl Bathurst
1804:is derived from the cognate root
4048:Tominey, Camilla (4 June 2022).
4025:Dunnett, Roderic (August 2009).
3973:Social Season – Warwickshire Cup
3891:from the original on 20 May 2013
3736:from the original on 18 May 2013
3384:Cirencester: A History and Guide
3157:
2755:Southern League Premier Division
2651:, which in 1966 joined with the
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1734:, became a major centre for the
1632:, at the centre of a network of
1190:Celtic language-death in England
652:The Roman name for the town was
641:, 37 miles (60 km) west of
617:and the largest town within the
539:
472:
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4585:Population of major settlements
3839:from the original on 4 May 2021
3476:"15, Gosditch Street (1187490)"
3425:"Corn Hall Buildings (1187501)"
3401:from the original on 4 May 2021
3353:. 21 March 2016. Archived from
2722:can also be received, from the
1828:gives another form of the name
1816:and is similar to the original
45:needs additional citations for
3859:"Cirencester Male Voice Choir"
3835:. www.cirencesterband.org.uk.
2314:Church of St. John the Baptist
2200:, although occasionally it is
1836:is the Welsh for fortress and
1725:Gloucestershire County Council
1519:Dissolution of the Monasteries
697:Cirencester lies on the lower
1:
3809:. www.cirencesterphil.co.uk.
3611:Norris, Phil (15 July 2019).
3529:"Cotswold District Elections"
3201:. 18 May 2022. Archived from
3000:"Cirencester History Summary"
2676:Royal Agricultural University
2570:Cirencester Watermoor station
2397:. It was demolished in 1964.
2308:St John Baptist parish church
1560:, while their fine houses of
961:Average rainfall mm (inches)
623:Royal Agricultural University
4590:Parliamentary constituencies
4000:"BBC Prince William Article"
3861:. www.cirencestermvc.co.uk.
3557:. 6 May 2011. Archived from
3253:(1821). "The Saxon Period".
2925:, Quaker writer and activist
2657:Cirencester Deer Park School
2641:Cirencester Kingshill School
2637:Cirencester Deer Park School
2536:at junctions 15, 17 and 18.
1659:In 1789, the opening of the
1569:can be seen in neighbouring
1493:in 1403 gave the townsmen a
4075:"John Woolrich - Biography"
2572:was closed in 1961 and the
2532:at junction 11A and to the
2347:To the west of the town is
891:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
821:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
209:OS grid reference
18:Chesterton, Gloucestershire
4692:
4615:Grade II* listed buildings
3988:, accessed 31 January 2012
3924:Gloucestershire Newspapers
3807:"Cirencester Philharmonia"
3580:Bowen, Anna (3 May 2013).
3351:Cirencester Baptist Church
2832:, poet, actor, broadcaster
2794:Cirencester Park Polo Club
2035:Which he swore was divine,
1695:, taking advantage of the
1648:for the surrounding area.
1638:Cirencester Grammar School
1228:
1146:
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590:for more variations) is a
3332:Mr. Punch's Limerick Book
3195:"Ancient spear unearthed"
2728:BBC Radio Gloucestershire
2430:Cotswold District Council
1824:ecclesiastical list from
1717:Cotswold District Council
1712:Local Government Act 1894
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4666:Towns in Gloucestershire
4610:Grade I listed buildings
2984:17 February 2017 at the
2578:Cirencester Town station
2434:Cirencester Town Council
2359:in England, laid out by
1736:Arts and Crafts movement
1377:, this time between the
759:Park Street, Cirencester
621:. It is the home of the
4108:Gloucestershire Studies
3555:This is Gloucestershire
3180:Encyclopædia Britannica
3120:The Antiquaries Journal
2899:William Sinclair Marris
2686:The Sundial Theatre at
2619:, is nearby at Kemble.
1665:Thames and Severn Canal
1322:Lucius Septimus to the
1194:
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3933:gloucestershire.gov.uk
3929:21 August 2023 at the
2774:Running Somewhere Else
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2324:and merchants' tombs.
2309:
2041:
1860:the city was known as
1848:
1691:in central London and
1656:
1620:on his way to France.
1350:The Roman amphitheatre
1346:
1345:The Roman amphitheatre
1152:
760:
666:in AD 150. The town's
631:English-speaking world
313:Postcode district
134:Market town in England
4203:Boroughs or districts
4196:South Gloucestershire
3978:18 April 2011 at the
3692:Great Western Railway
3133:Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
3002:. Cirencester.co.uk.
2814:The Duke of Cambridge
2757:. The team, known as
2751:Cirencester Town F.C.
2586:Great Western Railway
2563:
2422:
2365:Sir Benjamin Bathurst
2307:
1846:
1654:
1532:parliamentary borough
1445:dated 1133 speaks of
1375:Battle of Cirencester
1344:
1294:near the villages of
1205:Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
758:
609:, a tributary of the
4037:on 17 December 2017.
3948:Cirencester Town F.C
2917:Lewis Charles Powles
2878:Peter Maxwell Davies
2866:Frank Cadogan Cowper
2848:Rev. Dr. John Clinch
2369:Royal Africa Company
2331:church dedicated to
2327:The town also has a
2318:Perpendicular Gothic
2316:is renowned for its
2162:(as it is spelt) or
2118:Today it is usually
1689:Victoria Bus Station
1679:opened a station at
1603:Charles I of England
1337:Post-Roman and Saxon
627:agricultural college
293:Sovereign state
54:improve this article
4620:Scheduled monuments
4246:(cities in italics)
4191:Unitary authorities
3944:"Cirencester Arena"
3617:GloucestershireLive
3357:on 27 January 2015.
3122:, 90 (2010), p. 135
2810:The Prince of Wales
2779:Cirencester Ladies
2688:Cirencester College
2661:Cirencester College
2639:on Stroud Road and
2043:Sometimes the form
1710:The passing of the
1618:Battle of Worcester
1430:William Fitz-Osbern
1331:Julian the Apostate
1231:Corinium Dobunnorum
1031:Average rainy days
689:region of Germany.
446: /
4077:. Fabermusic.com.
3887:. www.ccda.co.uk.
3833:"Cirencester Band"
3561:on 15 January 2012
3457:The London Gazette
2923:Theophila Townsend
2808:. It was used by
2566:
2425:
2373:East India Company
2310:
2029:Great Western line
1915:mispronounced the
1849:
1701:Paddington station
1661:Cirencester Branch
1657:
1347:
1312:Diocletian Reforms
761:
603:of Gloucestershire
379:UK Parliament
325:Dialling code
4676:Cotswold District
4648:
4647:
4455:Warwickshire Avon
4420:Wotton-under-Edge
4244:Major settlements
4177:Ceremonial county
3710:. 19 January 2023
3394:978-1-4456-1124-2
3315:978-0-19-869103-7
2734:on 102.4 FM, and
2633:secondary schools
2590:London Paddington
2441:Liberal Democrats
2357:landscape gardens
2300:Sites of interest
1856:In ninth-century
1808:and the standard
1757:A 3,500 year old
1587:English Civil War
1507:Lord of the manor
1434:Cirencester Abbey
1239:area, along with
1132:
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681:with the town of
670:has an extensive
600:Cotswold District
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1693:Heathrow Airport
1687:London Road for
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1575:Chipping Campden
1426:Earl of Hereford
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