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raised and lowered by winch. The blocks of one such mooring site survive in-situ to the west of 'The
Moorings'. Both the mooring site and the workshops are Grade II listed. Although most mooring sites at Pucklechurch have been lost to development, evidence of another feature associated with the Balloon Centre is located to the north of Hawthorn Close. These sites are all that survive from the Barrage Balloon Centre in Pucklechurch. After the war this became a non-flying
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depot, was built here. The
Pucklechurch site consisted of four balloon workshops, two of which survive today. Balloons damaged during enemy attacks were brought to Pucklechurch for repair and testing. The balloons were tethered by cables to concrete blocks which were set in a circle in the ground and
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amendments were "carried out by R C Carpenter, and later by J D Sedding...of good quality, reflecting the involvement of these experienced ecclesiastical architects". Of particular note there are the remains of two effigial monuments in the Lady Chapel that date to the 1370s and attributed to
William
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Memorials to the fallen dead take the form of two brass shields on the south wall inside the church; one was erected after the First World War and the other after the Second World War. The physical war memorial to both World Wars is a pair of wrought iron gates set in the churchyard wall on the West
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Shortwood is located to the east of the A4174 and to the west of
Pucklechurch village, sitting lower in the landscape topography against the Pucklechurch ridge and adjacent to Emerson’s Green and Mangotsfield. It is largely a linear settlement (comprising approximately 73 households) washed over by
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Articles of
Agreement – 1) Mary Dennis of Westminster, Middx. singlewoman 2) John Whitewood of Mangotsfield, Glos., coalminer and Daniell Alsopp of Pucklechurch, Glos. yeo. – granting licence to dig for coals upon farm in or near Shortwood in Pucklechurch rented from her by Daniell Alsopp and to
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1561), Treasurer of Calais and builder of Siston Court. From him the manor passed to his cousin Hugh Denys, and a cadet (younger) branch of the Denys family became lords of the manor of
Pucklechurch until the death of William Dennis in 1701, last of the male line. The Heralds' Visitation of
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depot. The earliest human activity in this area dates to the prehistoric period and archaeological evidence suggests it was inhabited during Roman times. It was of national importance in the Anglo-Saxon world being situated on the edge of the
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By 1718 the village was endowed with a school for the education of 10 poor boys and 10 poor girls of the Parish, this being due to the charity of the Vicar the Revd. Henry Berrow, who was the first of several benefactors of
Pucklechurch.
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landscape character assessment area, as defined by South
Gloucestershire Council. Settled areas sit within a diverse undulating rural landscape of mainly mixed farmland. A major defining influence to the north of the parish is the
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in 1903. It made use of the good quality red clay found above the coal seams. This clay was fired to make millions of bricks for local buildings – at peak production, the works produced more than half a million bricks per week.
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largely dates to the 1200s and 1300s from the time when it was under the Bishop's patronage. Its listing emphasises how visible the original stonework fabric is and says "it is substantially a medieval building"; its
2057:"Deed of settlement of sum of £200 and interest for the benefit of the school in Pucklechurch, that is, towards teaching and instructing 10 boys and 10 girls from 4 to 10 years of age, of the parish of Pucklechurch"
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1434:"Here King Edmund died on St Augustine’s Day . It was widely known how he ended his days, that Liofa stabbed him at Pucklechurch. And Æthelflæd of Damerham, daughter of Ealdorman Ælfgar, was then his queen."
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was murdered at
Pucklechurch, in 946: "A.D. 946. This year King Edmund died, on St. Augustine's mass day. That was widely known, how he ended his days: that Leof or Liofa stabbed him at Pucklechurch."
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is the closest major railway station which offers routes to London, Cardiff, Birmingham, Glasgow and SW England. There are many roads and public rights of way that criss-cross the parish, including a
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of
Pucklechurch was held by the Bishop of Bath & Wells from 1275, who received it from Glastonbury Abbey, as a document in the Calendar of Bishops of Bath & Wells, dated April 1275 records:
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is a significant feature but there is no direct access either to or from it. The B4465 runs from the Avon Ring Road (A4174) to the centre of the village of Pucklechurch and then turns north towards
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carry away and sell the same. Term 120 years. Whitewood and Alsopp to pay her 3s. for every 20s. worth of coal. Covenants re.making good of damage, appointment of clerk to keep accounts, etc.
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On 6 October 1940 a De Havilland DH.91 Albatross crash landed in Pucklechurch after a fuel line ruptured causing all four engines to fail. All occupants and residents were uninjured.
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Aside from scheduled monuments, there is an abundance of listed buildings, as well as the remains of industrial activity relating to coal mining and clay works. There are currently
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and John Abbot of Glastonbury, namely that whereas Robert late Abbot of Glastonbury and the convent quitclaimed to Walter late Bishop of Bath & Wells the manor and
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in France. The Twinning Association is no longer active but in the past organised reciprocal trips and short stays with a similar community group from Pringy.
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Bristol Archives holds documents detailing the leases and sale of the coal mining rights by Mary and Elizabeth Dennis, the co-heiresses of William Dennis (d.
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based on the 2021 census data. The village dates back over a thousand years and was once the site of a royal hunting lodge, as it adjoined a large forest.
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the Green Belt. Map evidence suggests that many of the properties along the main road were constructed in the latter half of the 1800s. Shortwood has a
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is thought to be the site of the King's lodge or palace but as yet no archaeological evidence has been uncovered that supports this assertion. In 950
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established the Kingswood Coal Company, which included a mine in Pucklechurch. By 1900 the Bristol coalfields were producing nearly 500,000 tonnes.
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Pucklechurch village contains a church, a post office/ amenity store, a small bakery, café, and two public houses. In addition there is also
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This is the main public open space, which may once have been a Saxon fortified enclosed area. The field was called "The Burrell" on the
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1469:"Iron Age enclosed settlement and Anglo-Saxon hunting lodge 68m south west of Cranford Farm, Pucklechurch – 1004542 | Historic England"
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across the parish including the Grade I listed St. Thomas a Becket Church, as well as 3 scheduled monuments including the 19th century
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as well as Pucklechurch Sports AFC and Pucklechurch Sports Ladies FC. Many events are hosted on it throughout the year, including "
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Pucklechurch village is situated on a prominent landscape ridge that sits above Bristol and below the backdrop of the
1610:"ANGLICAN CHURCH OF ST THOMAS À BECKET CHURCH OF ST THOMAS OF CANTERBURY, Pucklechurch – 1212871 | Historic England"
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The parish is poorly served by public transport services. There is no longer a direct bus service to Bristol.
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Shortwood Brickworks began producing bricks in the late 1800s and closed in 1969, having been acquired by the
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To save his see from the administrative burden of collecting all the rents within the manor, the Bishop
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1800:"BARRAGE BALLOON MOORING SITE, EAST OF 57 OAK TREE AVENUE, Pucklechurch – 1395245 | Historic England"
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site, an important legacy of mining in the area. Nearby are the remains of Parkfield Colliery.
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The parish accommodates two other small hamlets, separated from the main village by green buffers.
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1891:"Crash of a De Havilland DH.91 Albatross in Pucklechurch | Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives"
1688:"Brandy Bottom Colliery, part of Parkfield Colliery, Emersons Green – 1019400 | Historic England"
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1641:"The de Cheltenham Chantry Chapel at Pucklechurch (Gloucestershire) and its Associated Effigies"
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Community history/current events website hosted by the local authority. Retrieved 2013-10-13
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provides primary education. The nearest secondary school provision is over 3 miles away at
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was destroyed in a riot in 1990. This made headline national news and was discussed in the
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2088:"Missing section of Pucklechurch path on course for completion as legal hurdle is cleared"
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pays 5d and two coliberts pay 34d and there are 3 Frenchmen and two mills rendering 100
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was built on the RAF Pucklechurch site, opened in 1965 and expanded in 1978. The
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The name of the settlement comes from the Saxon which means 'Pucela's church'.
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Coal has been extracted from the area since at least early medieval times.
1830:"TWO BARRAGE BALLOON WORKSHOPS, Pucklechurch – 1350401 | Historic England"
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Pucklechurch Recreation Ground has been an open space for over 1000 years
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Repurposed Grade II listed WW2 barrage balloon hangars at Pucklechurch.
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with eighteen ploughs. There are ten slaves and six men render 100
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Mangotsfield School Specialist College in Engineering and Science.
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2031:"Thornbury & Yate parliamentary constituency – Election 2019"
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The parish is rich in archaeological and historic assets, from a
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de Cheltenham (d. between 1371 and 1374) and his wife Eleanor.
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map of 1843 and this name may be derived from the Saxon word '
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Audio from a history walk around Pucklechurch by Gayle Boyle
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in 1551. He was the youngest son of Sir Walter Denys (d.
1921:"Sex offenders' prison will open near Bristol in July"
1775:"GlosGen – Pucklechurch Gloucestershire, War Memorial"
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to Emersons Green and Yate on an hourly basis and the
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The nearby primary roads include the Avon Ring Road (
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existed until 1959, when the site was transferred to
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The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Place-names
904:. Local governance at parish level is delivered by
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2005:"Ashfield YOI inmates 'had bones broken by staff'"
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1994:official record of 23 April 1990, House of Lords.
1645:Journal of the British Archaeological Association
1583:"Details from listed building database (1212871)"
1576:Church of St Thomas a Becket – Grade I listing –
714:. In St. Thomas a Becket Church is a memorial to
576:Ownership and construction of the existing church
1750:"War memorials: Pucklechurch – Memorial Shields"
1001:Grade II listed Pucklechurch House, Pucklechurch
828:until 1959. In 1962 the site was transferred to
783:War memorial, World War II and RAF Pucklechurch
1219:Neighbouring villages, and significant hamlets
682:Gloucestershire in 1623 records John Denys (d.
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762:operated in Pucklechurch from 1851 to 1936.
745:1701). A deed dated 2 February 1719 reads:
2775:Villages in South Gloucestershire District
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1959:. 23 April 1990. HL Deb vol 518 cc318-26.
1951:"Pucklechurch Remand Centre: Disturbances"
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1721:Bristol Industrial Archaeological Society
1557:Domesday Book: A Complete Transliteration
642:'s Accounts of the See of Bath and Wells.
435:The Murder of King Edmund at Pucklechurch
413:. The parish as a whole sits within the
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1532:"Glastonbury Abbey at Brittania History"
702:Church, and the youngest brother of Sir
661:1638). Pucklechurch Church, north aisle.
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920:Rose & Crown Inn and former school
722:1638), Squire of Pucklechurch, son of
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1352:from the original on 11 November 2022
1083:A shared use path runs alongside the
671:William Herbert, 1st Earl of Pembroke
531:holds Pucklechurch. There are twenty
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2086:Feather, Becky (14 February 2024).
1864:. Fishponds Local History Society.
1810:from the original on 28 August 2020
1156:dating to 1876 and a public house.
860:Ashfield Young Offender Institution
409:and 8.9 miles (14.3 km) NW of
35:St Thomas à Becket Church, Grade I
2116:The Pucklechurch community website
2067:from the original on 31 March 2024
2037:from the original on 2 August 2019
1901:from the original on 28 March 2024
1588:National Heritage List for England
1512:Open Domesday Online: Pucklechurch
892:The parish falls in 'Boyd Valley'
415:Pucklechurch Ridge and Boyd Valley
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2780:Civil parishes in Gloucestershire
2061:Bristol Archives online catalogue
1400:"The Pucklechurch Heritage trail"
1095:. It was completed in June 2024.
976:Pucklechurch CE VC Primary School
649:Slate memorial to John Dennis (d.
457:to the remains of a World War II
2011:from the original on 9 June 2013
1657:10.1179/006812809x12448232842457
1416:from the original on 30 May 2023
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1956:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
1927:. 19 April 2013. Archived from
791:Pucklechurch war memorial gates
710:1535) of the adjacent manor of
688:High Sheriff of Gloucestershire
488:An area listed behind the Star
422:which runs along its boundary.
1639:Badham, Sally (October 2009).
930:Three Shires Medical Practice.
667:dissolution of the monasteries
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1407:South Gloucestershire Council
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1123:Pucklechurch is twinned with
1109:Office of National Statistics
926:Pucklechurch Community Centre
902:South Gloucestershire Council
673:from whom it was acquired by
1376:archaeologydataservice.ac.uk
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870:Pucklechurch is part of the
686:1559) as "of Pucklechurch",
470:Murder of King Edmund AD 946
1677:Bristol Archives AC/AS/62/1
906:Pucklechurch Parish Council
441:, published in Ashburton's
97:OS grid reference
18:Human settlement in England
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1168:Cottages at Parkfield Rank
1154:Primitive Methodist Chapel
1147:Shortwood Methodist Church
1105:United Kingdom Census 2021
845:Pucklechurch Remand Centre
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1559:. London: Penguin, 2003.
1498:27 September 2007 at the
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957:Pucklechurch Cricket Club
669:the manor was granted to
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1987:26 December 2012 at the
1714:"BIAS JOURNAL No 8 1975"
1176:to house the workers of
776:Cattybrook Brick Company
590:Bishop of Bath and Wells
555:of iron less ten and in
520:'s church, which was in
91:3,207 (2021 Census)
1521:, accessed January 2017
1517:3 February 2017 at the
955:. The field is used by
876:parliament constituency
1834:historicengland.org.uk
1804:historicengland.org.uk
1692:historicengland.org.uk
1614:historicengland.org.uk
1473:historicengland.org.uk
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728:The Secrets of Angling
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614:Farmed to Denys family
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588:Accord between Robert
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529:St Mary of Glastonbury
524:'s grounds. It notes:
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217:Postcode district
147:Ceremonial county
129:Unitary authority
2489:Littleton-upon-Severn
2158:South Gloucestershire
1436:Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
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1065:Community Forest Path
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653:1660) and his father
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476:Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
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368:South Gloucestershire
137:South Gloucestershire
2007:. BBC. 4 June 2013.
1712:Doughty & Ward.
1180:in the later 1800s.
1119:Twinning association
1061:national cycle route
813:No.11 Balloon Centre
770:Shortwood Brickworks
638:are recorded in the
502:Abbey of Glastonbury
197:Sovereign state
1925:Bristol Post Online
1538:on 20 February 2019
1008:44 listed buildings
407:the city of Bristol
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2374:Frampton Cotterell
2284:Compton Greenfield
1178:Parkfield Colliery
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602:St Thomas a Becket
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443:History of England
342:51.4870°N 2.4353°W
291:Thornbury and Yate
283:UK Parliament
229:Dialling code
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2559:Oldbury-on-Severn
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900:level as part of
898:unitary authority
830:HM Prison Service
675:Sir Maurice Denys
630:1422), of nearby
624:Sir Gilbert Denys
543:and twenty three
522:Glastonbury Abbey
478:states that King
464:Kingswood Forest.
451:Bronze Age barrow
387:HM Prison Service
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