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and others, initially to protect Dover's Hill from development. According to a 2018 report, Griggs "sympathetically restored houses on the High Street, battled against a tide of ugliness that engulfed other towns and villages and used money he could ill afford to safeguard its surroundings". In 1934,
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display. This is followed by a torch-lit procession back into the town and dancing to a local band in the square. The
Scuttlebrook Wake takes place the following day. The locals don fancy dress costumes and follow the Scuttlebrook Queen, with her four attendants and Page Boy, in a procession to the
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Olimpicks are held every summer on the Friday evening following the late Spring Bank-holiday (usually late May or early June), on Dover's Hill, near Chipping Campden. Peculiar to the games is the sport of shin-kicking (hay stuffed down the trousers can ease one's brave passage to later rounds).
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includes a monument to silk merchant Sir
Baptist Hicks and his family. As well, the Grade I listed Church of St James includes a plaque to William Grevel, described as "the flower of the wool merchants of all England". His home, the Grade I listed Grevel's House, was built c. 1380. It is not
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in 1902. According to the local historical society, the movement "focused on handmade objects, reacting against the rapidly growing dominance of machinery which resulted in the loss of craft skills". The Guild of
Handicraft specialised in metalworking, producing jewellery and enamels, as well as
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The 2019 Games agenda included events such as a children's half-mile Junior
Circuit, a Championship of the Hill race for adults and a Tug O’War competition. The organizers also planned fireworks, a torchlit procession, marching bands and cannons firing.
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On a wreath of the colours on a garb fesswise Or banded Gules a swan rousant Proper charged on the breast with a
Torteau thereon a fleur-de-Lys Or and holding in the beak by a ring Gules a fleece Or banded
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Hicks was also the owner of
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side walls open to allow light, and customers, to enter. There was a plan to sell the hall in the 1940s but locals raised funds to purchase the property and donated it to the
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1815:"CHIPPING CAMPDEN TOWN COUNCIL (GLOUCESTERSHIRE)"
1358:"Let's move to Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire"
1000:List of twin towns and sister cities in England
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1719:National Heritage List for England
1616:. Cotswold Council. Archived from
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1273:"The Times & The Sunday Times"
1258:National Heritage List for England
1170:National Heritage List for England
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1568:"Chipping Campden Music Festival"
1402:"Chipping Campden – bustimes.org"
956:Coat of arms of Chipping Campden
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1804:Designer's Trade, Gordon Russell
1474:"North Cotswold Community Radio"
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1495:"The Chipping Campden Bulletin"
1120:Leigh, Jane (3 February 2021).
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422:. Much of the town centre is a
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1671:. Campden Life. Archived from
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1147:"Chipping Campden Market Hall"
1051:Guild and School of Handicraft
937:Frederick Landseer Maur Griggs
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816:Guild and School of Handicraft
769:North Cotswold Community Radio
761:Greatest Hits Radio South West
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1594:"The Old Silk Mill (1342026)"
1316:www.castlesfortsbattles.co.uk
1207:"Baptist Hicks (1551 - 1629)"
1075:Chipping Camdpen Town Council
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1865:travel guide from Wikivoyage
1570:. Campdenmusicfestival.co.uk
688:Cotswold Games, 1636 woodcut
449:Chipping Campden Market Hall
1817:. Civic Heraldry of England
1643:. Chipping Campden History.
1223:. Chipping Campden History.
1190:. Chipping Campden History.
755:. Other radio stations are
747:The town is served by both
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101:OS grid reference
32:Human settlement in England
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2409:Grade II* listed buildings
1734:"The Gallery at the Guild"
1698:. Oxford University Press.
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753:BBC Radio Gloucestershire
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1781:(London), 23 August 2003
1337:"Campden-Vale ward 2011"
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383:and Chipping (now High)
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1889:Encyclopædia Britannica
1669:"Facts around the town"
1253:"Court House (1342016)"
1038:Chipping Campden School
834:and the members of his
698:Cotswold Olimpick Games
680:Cotswold Olimpick Games
658:Buses are available to
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1985:Unitary authorities
1630:, Arts & crafts
1422:. Visit Gloucester.
1364:. 16 February 2018.
1235:"Sir Baptist Hicks"
1188:"The Old Silk Mill"
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628:Former site of the
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1748:"Campden Cottages"
1542:"Cotswold Journal"
1522:. 15 February 2014
1516:"Evesham Observer"
1382:. Cotswold Council
1149:. Britain Express.
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1081:on 24 October 2017
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1614:"Arts and Crafts"
1300:. Cotswolds Info.
1237:. Landmark Trust.
1209:. Cotswolds Info.
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