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859:"Before I could do anything he disappeared. That meant she had won. That slut! I couldn't credit it. I lay stricken for weeks. Then I drove over to her place. It was all bolted and barred. All grey with frozen dew. On the way back by Ash and Snodland"
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Channel Ports. The Snodland by-pass takes heavy commercial traffic away from the town centre.
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to redevelop and expand the Holborough part of Snodland. In 2005, Berkeley Homes began the construction of around 1,200 houses on the former Holborough Quarry.
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1002:. Canterbury: British History Online. pp. 463–470.
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1719:The Complete Dramatic Works of Samuel Beckett
1446:"Welcome to theMalling Holmesdale Federation"
1086:. Kent Ornithological Society. Archived from
996:Hasted, Edward (1798). "Parishes: Snodland".
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1031:. Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council.
1693:. H.M. Stationery Office. p. 482.
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1603:"Church of the New Jerusalem (1101527)"
1472:"Home - Snodland C of E Primary School"
1026:"7 Origins and Development of Snodland"
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758:St Benedict's Church, Paddlesworth
504:Chatham and Aylesford constituency
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1448:. Malling Holmesdale Federation.
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1201:"Woodlands Farmhouse (1101517)"
1060:. Snodland Town Council. 2013.
947:. Snodland Historical Society.
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2436:List of civil parishes in Kent
915:"Civil Parish population 2011"
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1142:(in French). 19 March 2016.
609:The town is situated on the
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369:is a town in the borough of
1778:Snodland Historical Society
919:Neighbourhood Statististics
863:The British jazz/rock band
766:Churches Conservation Trust
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1716:Beckett, Samuel (2012).
1635:. Kent Downs AONB Unit.
1575:. Cinema Treasures LLC.
1476:www.snodland.kent.sch.uk
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2046:List of places in Kent
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1664:. Snodland Town FC.
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585:working men's clubs
500:Kent County Council
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411:Bishop of Rochester
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