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Dunstable Town Centre Masterplan, to improve job opportunities and quality of life for people living and working in Dunstable and neighbouring towns and villages. It also allowed access to the development of greenbelt land north of Houghton Regis for 5,150 new homes and 30 hectares of employment land by 2031. Central Bedfordshire Council delivered the £38.3m scheme with contributions of £20m from SEMLEP's Local Growth Deal, £5m from the UK government's Local Pinch Point Fund and £1m from developers.
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swimming pools and a flexible community space for other public and community services, such as
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and many independent specialist shops including Moore's of
Dunstable. These attracted shoppers from outlying villages resulting in a retail town centre larger than would be supportable by Dunstable residents alone, so much so that in 1985 the Eleanor's Cross retail area was developed to cater mainly
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started a period of activity by responding to this danger to travellers. He instructed areas to be cleared and encouraged settlers with offers of royal favour. In 1123, a royal residence was built at what is now called the Royal Palace Lodge Hotel on Church Street. The king used the residence as a
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Since opening in April 2007, the 780-seat Grove
Theatre has replaced the Queensway Hall as the town's premier arts centre. The Little Theatre, home of the Dunstable Rep Theatre Group, also hosts dramatic performances throughout the year. The auditorium, once part of the Chews Trust, was opened in
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Legend tells that the lawlessness of the time was personified in a thief called Dun. Wishing to capture Dun, the King stapled his ring to a post daring the robber to steal it. It was, and was subsequently traced to the house of the widow Dun. Her son, the robber, was taken and hanged to the final
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detrunked the A5 through
Dunstable, renumbering it A5183, when the A5-M1 Link opened to the public in May 2017. As a direct result of the detrunking, Central Bedfordshire Council introduced a 7.5 tonne weight limit on most roads in Dunstable town centre in 2017 with the aim of easing congestion.
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and dedicated roadway. Buses travel on ordinary roads around Dunstable, Houghton Regis and at the airport, but benefit from fast transit (up to 50 mph) with few stops on the busway itself between these centres. Multiple companies operate different routes which run on the busway.
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trunk road lay at the heart of Dunstable's transport infrastructure, running north to south. However, the completion of the northern A5-M1 bypass has meant the de-trunking of the road, relabelled now as the A5183 with a 7.5 tonne weight limit. Movement is complemented by the
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to form a northern bypass for the wider conurbation. The A5-M1 Link aims to alleviate traffic congestion in Houghton Regis and Dunstable, reduce journey times for long-distance traffic travelling through Dunstable and improve the regional economy.
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fort exist. There are many prehistoric sites in the area and details can be found with the Manshead Archaeological Society, which is based in Winfield Street, Dunstable. Dunstable is on the route of the
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is a parade of shops. The area also includes the Woodside Estate which contains most of the factories and warehouses that still exist in Dunstable.
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was completed in September 2013 at the cost of £91m. Much of the busway runs along the lines of the old railway which has been converted into a
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The Priory Academy is a combined Middle and Upper School serving children from the ages of 9 to 16. The former Dunstable Grammar School (later
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are located in the Grove Park complex. The complex is also home to Central Bedfordshire College, the Performing Arts Depot (PAD), and
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running through Luton), though within the territory ruled by King Alfred the Great in his treaty with the Norse Lord
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It comes from the Anglo-Saxon for "the boundary post of Duna".
403:
4766:
2748:"Andrew Selous MP, South West Bedfordshire - TheyWorkForYou"
2733:
798:, but its importance diminished as the neighbouring town of
397:
1799:
in Dunstable. These schools educate pupils from the wider
494:, is a fossilised locative that was used all the time and
3943:
Matthews, C. L. (1989). (revised by) Schneider, J (ed.).
482:, so that is what appears on the map of 1944 illustrated
385:
4054:
2935:
1330:, which all provide fast rail links to central London.
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In 1290, Dunstable was one of twelve sites to erect an
501:
There are several theories concerning its modern name:
4013:
Dunstable and District at War from Eyewitness Accounts
3702:"Kerry Dixon guilty of Dunstable 'fatso' jibe assault"
3347:. Bedfordshire Libraries. 23 July 2008. Archived from
1883:(1899-1989), a British missionary who was part of the
1833:(ca. 1100-1146), schoolmaster in Dunstable and later
1728:
passes through the town on its 110-mile journey from
1128:
Aerial photograph of Northern Dunstable, showing the
412:
391:
388:
16:
Market town and civil parish in Bedfordshire, England
3311:
The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America
2435:. London: Victoria County History. pp. 349–368.
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Bedfordshire and Luton Archives and Records Service
2390:"Nearby Dunstable Mass. Observes 300th Anniversary"
1861:(died 1740), who co-founded the Chew's House School
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1096:The town lies in the parliamentary constituency of
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2687:Walden, pp. 101, 112, 172, 190–191, 194, 199, 226.
1713:, a garden laid out in the form of a cathedral at
1559:play in the Southern League Division One Central.
1503:The town receives its television signals from the
703:The Sugar Loaf coaching inn or public house, 2011.
506:satisfaction that the new community bore his name.
475:in the area now occupied by modern-day Dunstable.
3947:(2nd ed.). Manshead Archaeological Society.
3048:"Luton & Dunstable Hospital Radio – About Us"
28:Dunnstable Township, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
3603:. Government of Dunstable. 9 May 2017. p. 3
3458:. Dunstable: The Book Castle. pp. 191–195.
3307:"Elkanah Settle and His Bookbindings, Revisited"
2957:"SEMLEP awarded £64.6 million Local Growth Deal"
2658:Local Government Boundary Commission for England
1867:(1885-1952), medical doctor and former cricketer
723:soldiers when passing through in June 1644, and
2011:(born 1976), actor whose family later moved to
1440:. Here, it is intended to join with a proposed
1318:it is 3 mi (5 km) from north Luton's
730:The town's prosperity, and the large number of
2651:"The South Bedfordshire (Parishes) Order 1985"
1573:rugby union club play their matches in nearby
566:, claimed to be 'the oldest road in Britain'.
5046:
4794:
4070:
2815:Guides to Collections: British Railways Board
2128:
1551:, who both play at the Creasey Park Stadium.
1002:. In 1863 the parish of Dunstable was made a
8:
3090:"£20m leisure centre reopens without a pool"
2584:A History of the County of Bedford, Volume 3
2502:Focus On: Dunstable, 1966, Anglia Television
2463:"The Deposition and Abdication of Edward II"
2432:A History of the County of Bedford: Volume 3
2064:Dunstable is also unofficially twinned with
1627:. Alongside the Luton-Dunstable busway lies
1343:
838:came into production in 1942 to support the
2101:, a 1688 comedy play by the English writer
1623:) is a small nature reserve managed by the
1227:Dunstable is served by two main operators,
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3520:. www.europarl.europa.eu. 3 September 1924
2587:. British History Online. pp. 349–368
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1969:(born 1967), actor best known for playing
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471:times there was a minor settlement called
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2522:History of the Cottage Garden Flower Shop
2478:
2333:
2331:
2095:, single seat glider plane from the 1930s
1758:, formerly Northfields Technology College
1631:, a site of special scientific interest.
1507:TV transmitter. Local radio stations are
1322:, 5 mi (8 km) from the central
1185:Learn how and when to remove this message
3113:"Dunstable Leisure Centre redevelopment"
2839:"A5-M1 Link (Dunstable Northern Bypass)"
1543:The town is home to two football clubs,
486:. But current thinking is that the form
3262:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
2628:Borough Charter of Dunstable, BorDV11/1
2340:Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable
2257:
916:More recently, major grocery retailers
783:. A second line linking Dunstable with
291:
247:
215:
191:
105:
48:
19:For the town in the United States, see
4943:List of civil parishes in Bedfordshire
4752:
2763:"Bus services in Central Bedfordshire"
1344:A5-M1 Link (Dunstable Northern Bypass)
1339:A5-M1 Link (Dunstable Northern Bypass)
1310:to Leighton Buzzard and to Luton from
963:. The town council has its offices at
3659:from the original on 11 December 2022
3256:"Dunstaple [Dunstable], John"
3059:
3057:
2785:
2783:
2002:(born 1975), member of the pop group
1918:politician and former Dunstable mayor
275:
263:
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7:
4760:
3817:Marsden, Rhodri (8 September 2015).
3433:from the original on 13 October 2015
2424:
2422:
2420:
2418:
2152:
1167:adding citations to reliable sources
727:'s men destroyed the Eleanor cross.
439:, 30 miles (50 kilometres) north of
2320:Rivet, A. L. F.; Smith, C. (1979),
1933:(born 1955), author and illustrator
1877:; attended Dunstable Grammar School
826:industries, with companies such as
657:. The same year the town granted a
3892:. Northampton Chronicle & Echo
3622:Taylor, Juliet (1 February 2022).
2868:"Dunstable Town Centre Masterplan"
1842:(1157-1217), scientist and teacher
1764:, formerly Queensbury Upper School
455:forms the westernmost part of the
14:
3962:Historical town-centre locations:
3680:"Where is Bernard O'Mahoney Now?"
3645:Lacey, Hester (27 January 2012).
3211:Russell, Josiah C. (April 1932).
1705:provides a base for conventional
1326:, and 8 miles from south Luton's
1306:Dunstable was once served by the
549:, which is clearly marked on the
74:
4759:
4747:
4746:
4385:
3888:Casey, Jeremy (27 August 2021).
3771:Creagh, Bev (19 November 2021).
2407:
2322:The Place Names of Roman Britain
2217:
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2175:
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1996:(born 1971), musician and writer
1924:(born 1943), founding member of
1854:(1648-1724), poet and playwright
1770:, formerly Manshead Upper School
1349:
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986:to be elected to this position.
443:. There are several steep chalk
375:
73:
66:
50:
4011:Yates J. & King S. (2006).
3843:Lowson, James (12 April 2022).
3723:Chilton, Martin (4 June 2022).
3678:Mehrotra, Kriti (26 May 2021).
3569:The Guinness Who's Who of Blues
3541:"Player profile: Michael Kilby"
3345:"Dunstable Chew's House School"
3111:Council, Central Bedfordshire.
2520:cottagegardenflowershop.co.uk,
2446:Evans V.; Schneider J. (2002),
1536:centre, and the main campus of
1436:at a new Junction 11a south of
1432:north of Dunstable to join the
1154:needs additional citations for
5730:Civil parishes in Bedfordshire
3794:Jones, Craig (31 March 2023).
3648:"The Inventory: Kevin McCloud"
3363:"Chew's Foundation, Dunstable"
3117:www.centralbedfordshire.gov.uk
2894:www.centralbedfordshire.gov.uk
2888:Central Bedfordshire Council.
2767:www.centralbedfordshire.gov.uk
2723:Walden, pp. 240, 241, 263–264.
2696:Walden, pp. 266–268, 275, 282.
2615:. 24 April 1863. p. 2189.
2562:. Central Bedfordshire Council
2392:. Nashua Telegraph. p. 30
1963:(born 1965), former footballer
1951:(born 1961), former footballer
1517:Luton & Dunstable Hospital
1312:Dunstable Town railway station
1008:Municipal Borough of Dunstable
746:in High Street North, and the
634:base to hunt on nearby lands.
302:Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard
1:
5735:Central Bedfordshire District
3305:Pearson, David (March 2020).
3229:10.1093/ehr/XLVII.CLXXXVI.260
3217:The English Historical Review
3213:"Alexander Neckam in England"
2936:"Houghton Regis North Site 1"
2734:"www.parliament.uk Home page"
2467:The English Historical Review
2388:May, Francis (20 June 1973).
2218:
2176:
1846:John Dunstaple (or Dunstable)
1756:All Saints Academy, Dunstable
976:Police and Crime Commissioner
955:: Town Council's headquarters
5000:Parliamentary constituencies
4613:Central Bedfordshire College
4412:Luton and Dunstable Hospital
3869:. Luton Today. 12 April 2018
3292:UK public library membership
2705:Walden, pp. 6, 136, 145–146.
2365:, 6 January 2008, p. 46
2201:
2193:
2099:The Three Dukes of Dunstable
1892:(1901-1961), actor, went to
1807:Central Bedfordshire College
1681:Luton Museum and Art Gallery
1663:formalised his divorce from
1538:Central Bedfordshire College
1396:£171 million to £217 million
961:Central Bedfordshire Council
814:A map of Dunstable from 1944
794:Dunstable was a significant
661:to the power of the priors.
483:
56:Clock Tower and Market Cross
2581:Page, William, ed. (1912).
2266:Census 2021 Parish Profiles
2144:Destinations from Dunstable
1857:The Chew family, including
1074:Land Settlement Association
970:Dunstable is served by the
685:Invasion of England of 1326
108:OS grid reference
39:Human settlement in England
5751:
4975:Grade II* listed buildings
4623:University of Bedfordshire
4495:Stockwood Discovery Centre
4135:Luton/Dunstable urban area
4015:. Dunstable: Book Castle.
3991:. Dunstable: Book Castle.
3969:. Dunstable: Book Castle.
3751:Barry Hugman's Footballers
2376:Genuki entry for Dunstable
2296:"Durocobrivis (Dunstable)"
1875:Prime Minister of Pakistan
1278:
768:
557:where remains of an older
542:to the north, there is an
457:Luton/Dunstable urban area
25:
18:
5069:
4742:
4708:Luton to Dunstable Busway
4383:
4092:
3798:. Manchester Evening News
3626:. Architecture and Design
2820:29 September 2007 at the
2714:Walden, pp. 91, 203, 205.
2480:10.1093/ehr/CXIII.453.852
2342:(1st ed.), Cassell,
2338:Adrian Room, ed. (1995),
2150:
2078:Sally the Dunstable Witch
1945:(born 1960), crime author
1721:motte-and-bailey castle.
1635:Dunstable Downs Golf Club
1348:
1281:Luton to Dunstable Busway
1130:Luton to Dunstable Busway
1004:local government district
310:
288:
248:
61:
49:
4970:Grade I listed buildings
4683:Leagrave railway station
4618:Luton Sixth Form College
3918:. Dunstable Town Council
3201:, Accessed 8 August 2011
2560:"Dunstable Town Council"
2450:, Dunstable: Book Castle
2066:Dunstable, Massachusetts
1894:Dunstable Grammar School
1715:Whipsnade Tree Cathedral
1563:once famously recruited
1509:BBC Three Counties Radio
1498:BBC Three Counties Radio
1066:Croft Golf Course Estate
967:, 76 High Street North.
26:Not to be confused with
21:Dunstable, Massachusetts
4047:14 October 2013 at the
3847:. Milton Keynes Citizen
3267:Oxford University Press
3199:ODNB Geoffrey de Gorham
2660:. The National Archives
2507:14 October 2013 at the
2324:, Batsford, p. 349
1671:. Nearby Luton has the
1328:Airport Parkway station
1098:South West Bedfordshire
836:Bedford Dunstable plant
742:gates to the side: the
586:and its crossroad, the
4580:Stockwood Park Academy
4037:Dunstable Town Council
3965:Benson, Nigel (1986).
3492:"Jimmy Clark Obituary"
3452:Benson, Nigel (1986).
3142:www.grovetheatre.co.uk
3065:"The Dunstable Centre"
2539:Dunstable Town Council
2429:Page, William (1912).
2020:(born 1991), cricketer
1826:
1732:in Buckinghamshire to
1652:
1308:Dunstable Branch Lines
1275:Luton Dunstable Busway
1136:
994:Dunstable had been an
990:Administrative history
956:
834:respectively. The new
815:
771:Dunstable Branch Lines
704:
516:, or Dun, a hill, and
490:, which occurs in the
271:Bedfordshire and Luton
228:Postcode district
158:Ceremonial county
140:Unitary authority
5725:Towns in Bedfordshire
4703:Luton railway station
4693:Luton Airport Parkway
4650:Luton Borough Council
3275:10.1093/ref:odnb/8286
3269:. p. § para. 1.
1990:(born 1969), musician
1984:(born 1968), comedian
1957:(born 1963), musician
1906:Steve and Jimmy Clark
1824:
1751:in the town include:
1648:
1442:Luton Northern Bypass
1127:
1043:Meteorological Office
951:
813:
702:
655:Roman Catholic Church
653:in opposition to the
5063:Central Bedfordshire
4842:Central Bedfordshire
4724:BBC 3 Counties Radio
3912:"Dunstable Twinning"
3186:Central Bedfordshire
3168:3 March 2016 at the
2915:"Woodside Link road"
2890:"Transport strategy"
2791:"Map of Blow's Down"
2461:Valente, C. (1998).
2084:Dunstable Swan Jewel
1885:East African Revival
1873:(1894-1964), former
1801:Central Bedfordshire
1793:Weatherfield Academy
1776:Ashton Middle School
1625:local Wildlife Trust
1364:Central Bedfordshire
1211:east of the town in
1163:improve this article
1051:French's Gate Estate
1035:British Land Company
777:West Coast Main Line
601:around AD 571.
498:now uses this form.
353:51.88603°N 0.52102°W
208:Sovereign state
148:Central Bedfordshire
5020:Tourist attractions
4853:(cities in italics)
4825:Unitary authorities
4530:Chalk Hills Academy
4500:Wardown Park Museum
4042:Focus On: Dunstable
3987:Walden, R. (1999).
3704:. BBC. 12 June 2015
3574:Guinness Publishing
3572:(Second ed.).
3472:on 23 February 2008
3455:Dunstable in Detail
3365:. National Archives
2378:, Accessed 26_12_09
2363:Sunday Times Travel
1789:The Chiltern School
1768:Manshead CE Academy
1703:London Gliding Club
1665:Catherine of Aragon
1598: /
1553:Dunstable Town F.C.
1545:Dunstable Town F.C.
1345:
1000:English Reformation
972:Bedfordshire Police
902:for smaller shops.
647:Catherine of Aragon
349: /
3727:. London Jazz News
3518:"Michael L. Kilby"
3498:. 19 November 2009
2845:on 4 November 2014
2612:The London Gazette
2535:"Council meetings"
2109:Local destinations
1871:Khawaja Nazimuddin
1835:Abbot of St Albans
1831:Geoffrey de Gorham
1827:
1795:are coeducational
1762:Queensbury Academy
1738:Icknield Way Trail
1653:
1603:51.8853°N 0.5434°W
1293:running alongside
1137:
1110:Conservative Party
1100:. Since June 2001
1012:South Bedfordshire
982:. He is the first
957:
885:department store,
816:
705:
689:Isabella of France
670:Eleanor of Castile
492:Antonine Itinerary
358:51.88603; -0.52102
294:UK Parliament
240:Dialling code
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5654:Upper Gravenhurst
5444:Marston Moreteyne
5354:Houghton Conquest
5314:Haynes Church End
5028:
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4851:Major settlements
4811:Ceremonial county
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4645:Council elections
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4608:Barnfield College
4448:Exodus Collective
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4283:Butterfield Green
4008:Second World War:
3945:Ancient Dunstable
3682:. The Cinemaholic
3465:978-0-9509773-2-4
3290:(subscription or
3284:978-0-19-861412-8
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2093:Dunstable Kestrel
1943:Bernard O'Mahoney
1896:from 1910 to 1913
1811:further education
1749:Secondary schools
1734:Knettishall Heath
1726:Icknield Way Path
1719:Totternhoe Knolls
1527:Sport and leisure
1488:(named after the
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1068:and was built by
980:Festus Akinbusoye
713:English Civil War
651:Church of England
612:Kingdom of Mercia
538:in the parish of
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2067:
2059:
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2029:Dunstable is
2024:
2019:
2016:
2014:
2010:
2007:
2005:
2001:
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1995:
1992:
1989:
1986:
1983:
1980:
1978:
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1968:
1965:
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1953:
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1944:
1941:
1938:
1937:Kevin McCloud
1935:
1932:
1929:
1927:
1923:
1922:Mick Abrahams
1920:
1917:
1914:(1924-2008),
1913:
1912:Michael Kilby
1910:
1907:
1904:
1901:
1898:
1895:
1891:
1888:
1886:
1882:
1879:
1876:
1872:
1869:
1866:
1865:Alfred Morcom
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1860:
1856:
1853:
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1847:
1844:
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1838:
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1106:Andrew Selous
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5469:Moggerhanger
5464:Milton Bryan
5434:Lower Sundon
5223:
5099:Aspley Heath
5094:Aspley Guise
4941:
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4817:Bedfordshire
4575:Rabia School
4427:Wardown Park
4343:Ramridge End
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1961:Paul Clayton
1931:Nigel Benson
1916:Conservative
1805:
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1701:, while the
1699:hang gliding
1685:
1675:prehistoric
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1571:Dunstablians
1569:
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1523:on 1134 AM.
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1172:
1161:Please help
1156:verification
1153:
1095:
1086:
1082:
1078:
1065:
1055:
1050:
1032:
1029:
1020:civil parish
993:
984:black Briton
969:
958:
915:
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909:21st century
904:
848:
840:British Army
817:
806:20th century
793:
774:
765:19th century
759:the crusades
747:
743:
729:
706:
695:17th century
682:
668:recognising
663:
659:town charter
636:
628:
624:
608:
596:
588:Icknield Way
578:arrived and
573:
564:Icknield Way
536:Maiden Bower
533:
517:
513:
500:
488:Durocobrivis
487:
480:Durocobrivae
479:
477:
473:Durocobrivis
472:
466:
449:Bedfordshire
429:Bedfordshire
425:civil parish
370:
369:
330:Bedfordshire
259:Bedfordshire
166:Bedfordshire
124:Civil parish
102:40,699
89:Bedfordshire
36:
5579:Steppingley
5544:Shillington
5494:Pepperstock
5454:Meppershall
5329:Henlow Camp
5289:Gravenhurst
5149:Brogborough
5134:Biggleswade
4965:County flag
4875:Biggleswade
4660:Luton South
4655:Luton North
4483:Power Court
4373:Warden Hill
4323:Napier Park
4308:Lewsey Park
4303:Lewsey Farm
4250:Sundon Park
4230:Round Green
3940:Prehistory:
3096:18 November
2986:25 November
2962:25 November
2941:25 November
2920:25 November
2899:22 December
2873:25 November
2849:25 November
2607:"No. 22729"
1949:Kerry Dixon
1926:Jethro Tull
1890:Gary Cooper
1783:sixth forms
1695:paragliding
1691:kite flying
1629:Blow's Down
1606: /
1565:George Best
1505:Sandy Heath
1316:conurbation
1295:Blow's Down
1209:M1 motorway
1175:August 2022
1114:David Madel
1070:Laing Homes
965:Grove House
953:Grove House
938:Table Table
926:Premier Inn
855:Sainsbury's
851:town centre
796:market town
711:during the
683:During the
445:escarpments
421:market town
356: /
5714:Categories
5644:Totternhoe
5639:Toddington
5569:Stanbridge
5534:Sharpenhoe
5509:Pulloxhill
5484:Old Warden
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