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network. Today, Metrolink trams provide a direct tram link to
1520:"that ye may drink, both ye and your cattle, and your beasts."
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with one of the largest cancer treatment centres in Europe—
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Hartwell, Clare; Hyde, Matthew; Pevsner, Nikolaus (2004).
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of Withington covered a wide area including Withington,
2484:. Music Division of the Library of Congress. p. 33
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2903:. neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk. Archived from
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38:For other places with the same name, see
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2578:. Cambridge University Press. pp.
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2444:Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix (2008).
1681:List of schools in Greater Manchester
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2899:United Kingdom Census 2001 (2001).
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1985:, who became known for his role in
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823:Wilbraham Egerton, 1st Earl Egerton
2368:The Township of Chorlton-cum-Hardy
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3173:Sussex, Gay; Helm, Peter (1988).
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1802:List of football clubs in England
1613:Manchester South District Railway
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3121:"Did-you-know's for Withington"
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1230:Geography of Greater Manchester
872:On 28 April 1910, French pilot
2967:Williams, Tony (30 May 2007).
2725:Colburn, Mark (1 April 2007).
2173:"Greater Manchester Gazetteer"
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3096:. BBC Manchester. 23 May 2009
2699:Cowling, David (7 May 2005).
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163:160 miles (257 km)
2321:"Township – Withington"
2226:. BBC Editorial. 6 June 2005
2224:"Withington, Manchester, UK"
1878:(pictured with Greer Garson)
1669:Manchester Congestion Charge
1604:Withington and West Didsbury
1454:Red Lion Inn (17th century).
1320:
1312:
759:St Paul's Church, Withington
697:, which was surrounded by a
639:ancient parish of Manchester
3214:Withington Ward Councillors
3094:"Metrolink: back on track?"
2990:Kirby, Dean (3 June 2013).
2971:. Light Transit Association
2385:www.disused-stations.org.uk
2111:Manchester (ancient parish)
1776:, Didsbury High School and
1768:Old Moat School, Withington
1185:White British – 74.13%
944:Withington was anciently a
750:Victorian and later periods
142:OS grid reference
136:5,218/sq mi (2,015/km)
47:Human settlement in England
40:Withington (disambiguation)
4041:
3200:"Withington Civic Society"
3146:McGuinness, Brian (2005).
3066:Towle, Nick (3 May 2007).
3029: – publicity brochure
2796:. M.E.N. Media. 3 May 2012
1814:Noted Withington residents
1799:
1678:
1579:Wilmslow Road bus corridor
1556:Wilmslow Road bus corridor
1544:
1227:
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740:medieval open field system
633:Withington was one of the
542:
478:historic county boundaries
37:
26:
3072:South Manchester Reporter
3045:South Manchester Reporter
2680:. London. 10 October 2005
2344:A New History of Didsbury
2093:Greater Manchester portal
2049:, Rugby Union player for
1790:Greater Manchester Police
1774:The Barlow RC High School
1718:. Although seen to be in
1710:moved to new premises in
1708:Manchester Grammar School
1623:, located to the east in
1271:
1082:
974:Local Government Act 1894
342:
320:
280:
172:Metropolitan borough
72:
57:
2816:"Withington Councillors"
2023:, was born here in 1912.
1991:, lived here until 1959.
1697:Withington Girls' School
1587:First Greater Manchester
1191:White other – 3.60%
1188:White Irish – 5.05%
1040:, had held the seat for
914:Alexandra Park Aerodrome
797:Parish Church of St Paul
517:University of Manchester
190:Metropolitan county
3642:Brooklands (Manchester)
3152:Oxford University Press
2996:Manchester Evening News
2853:Manchester City Council
2824:Manchester City Council
2794:Manchester Evening News
2753:"Building our majority"
2608:Manchester City Council
2575:The Life of Mendelssohn
2551:Manchester Evening News
2323:. British History. 2007
2294:. British History. 2007
2254:Cooper, Glynis (2005).
1547:Transport in Manchester
1194:Mixed race – 3.25%
1069:Manchester City Council
898:Burnage railway station
3547:Gorton & Abbey Hey
3492:Clayton & Openshaw
3177:. Willow. p. 45.
2942:"Busiest bus corridor"
2845:"Old Moat Councillors"
2701:"Who deserted Labour?"
2629:"London to Manchester"
2503:Sussex & Helm 1988
2432:Sussex & Helm 1988
2366:Lloyd, John M. (1972)
2279:Sussex & Helm 1988
2155:Sussex & Helm 1988
1956:was born here in 1897.
1778:Parrs Wood High School
1693:
1645:Manchester city centre
1569:
1558:
1457:Victoria public house.
1435:
1423:
1010:since 1929 to elect a
970:Urban District Council
958:Public Health Act 1875
941:
918:Lord Egerton of Tatton
869:
861:
769:
761:
630:
427:Manchester city centre
260:Postcode district
18:Withington, Manchester
4025:History of Manchester
3670:Brooklands (Trafford)
3482:Ancoats & Beswick
3317:Television programmes
2777:Manchester Withington
2027:Kate Richardson-Walsh
1965:MoneySavingExpert.com
1688:
1679:Further information:
1649:South Manchester Line
1583:Stagecoach Manchester
1564:
1554:
1489:was carried out here.
1468:Marcus Rashford mural
1429:
1421:
1228:Further information:
1214:Economy of Manchester
1050:2010 General Election
1023:2005 General Election
984:Manchester Withington
966:Local Board of Health
931:
867:
859:
767:
757:
625:
545:History of Manchester
497:Industrial Revolution
334:Manchester Withington
3460:Salford City Council
2948:on 28 September 2007
2604:"Withington Library"
2202:"Withington history"
2021:University of Oxford
2002:Kathleen Ollerenshaw
1716:Manchester Cathedral
1641:Manchester Metrolink
1639:line as part of the
1566:Withington tram stop
1422:Withington milestone
962:Withington Town Hall
950:parish of Manchester
938:Withington Town Hall
890:Claude Grahame-White
507:. Withington became
240:Sovereign state
4020:Areas of Manchester
3759:Chorlton-on-Medlock
3127:on 15 February 2008
2521:St Pauls Withington
2062:Ludwig Wittgenstein
2015:for 26 years and a
1844:Ludwig Wittgenstein
1487:clinical drug trial
1470:painted by Akse P19
1390: /
1084:Withington compared
525:clinical excellence
499:, and Manchester's
381: /
3980:Piccadilly Village
3829:Manchester Airport
3754:Chorlton-cum-Hardy
3663:Manchester Airport
3251:City of Manchester
3068:"Bigger bang plan"
2072:William John Young
2047:Frank Whitcombe Jr
1928:Goodbye, Mr. Chips
1706:In the 1930s, the
1694:
1601:on Palatine Road,
1570:
1559:
1436:
1424:
1306:Chorlton-cum-Hardy
1200:Asian – 9.76%
1197:Black – 2.34%
1012:Liberal (Democrat)
1008:City of Manchester
988:Chorlton-cum-Hardy
978:City of Manchester
954:Hundred of Salford
942:
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597:Chorlton-cum-Hardy
509:part of Manchester
454:Chorlton-cum-Hardy
439:Chorlton-cum-Hardy
415:Greater Manchester
362:Greater Manchester
326:UK Parliament
303:Greater Manchester
291:Greater Manchester
272:Dialling code
198:Greater Manchester
180:City of Manchester
100:Greater Manchester
4002:
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3998:
3997:
3990:St John's Quarter
3692:
3691:
3275:Grade I buildings
3270:Tallest buildings
3161:978-0-19-927994-4
2849:manchester.gov.uk
2820:manchester.gov.uk
2589:978-0-521-63972-9
2527:on 5 October 2011
2033:Ernest Rutherford
1829:Ernest Rutherford
1479:Christie Hospital
1462:Sainsbury's Local
1432:Christie Hospital
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1178:According to the
1176:
1175:
1144:Over 75 years old
835:Felix Mendelssohn
828:Withington had a
816:Church of England
746:and Cotton Lane.
556:Anglo-Saxon times
529:Christie Hospital
505:industrialisation
400:
399:
33:Withington (ward)
16:(Redirected from
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3975:Northern Quarter
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3697:Geographic areas
3682:Trafford Council
3680:in neighbouring
3458:in neighbouring
3405:
3258:About Manchester
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2006:Conservative
2004:, who was a
1986:
1983:John Mahoney
1963:
1960:Martin Lewis
1954:C.A. Lejeune
1943:the Haçienda
1935:Alan Erasmus
1926:
1923:Robert Donat
1891:Old Etonians
1887:Lindsay Bury
1876:Robert Donat
1859:John Mahoney
1842:Philosopher
1787:
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1730:, cricketer
1724:Ben Kingsley
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3955:City Centre
3945:Castlefield
3933:City Centre
3924:Wythenshawe
3814:Levenshulme
3804:Heaton Park
3789:Fallowfield
3627:Wythenshawe
3552:Levenshulme
3542:Fallowfield
3445:Heaton Park
3419:Charlestown
3205:10 November
2613:25 November
2557:10 November
2488:10 November
2463:10 November
1995:Lee Marland
1947:Tony Wilson
1764:Fallowfield
1720:Fallowfield
1712:Fallowfield
1657:Burton Road
1531:Henry Price
1397: /
1287:Fallowfield
1283:Fallowfield
1180:2001 census
1123:49,138,831
1046:Lucy Powell
948:within the
906:blue plaque
876:landed his
679:Anglo-Irish
651:free warren
577:Anglo-Saxon
550:Middle Ages
495:due to the
445:to 13,422.
443:2011 census
431:Fallowfield
417:, England.
388: /
123:2011 Census
4015:Withington
4009:Categories
3914:Withington
3879:Parrs Wood
3864:Northenden
3854:New Moston
3774:Collyhurst
3647:Northenden
3617:Withington
3579:Withington
3577:Manchester
3532:Manchester
3522:Piccadilly
3472:Manchester
3398:Parliament
3329:Madchester
3280:Warehouses
2779:UK Polling
2531:8 November
2117:References
2009:councillor
1827:Scientist
1800:See also:
1661:Withington
1651:, serving
1637:light rail
1545:See also:
1382:53°25′59″N
1352:Northenden
1317:Withington
1219:Manchester
1212:See also:
1158:Unemployed
1103:Manchester
1098:Withington
1076:Demography
1019:John Leech
924:Governance
894:Daily Mail
839:pipe organ
820:benefactor
719:Manchester
691:south-east
659:Hathersage
647:Lancashire
628:Court Leet
581:Wīðign-tūn
543:See also:
482:Lancashire
423:Lancashire
411:Manchester
403:Withington
373:53°25′59″N
315:North West
254:MANCHESTER
216:North West
118:Population
92:Withington
53:Withington
3950:Chinatown
3884:Peel Hall
3839:Moss Side
3819:Longsight
3799:Harpurhey
3779:Crumpsall
3719:Belle Vue
3678:Sale Moor
3557:Longsight
3512:Moss Side
3497:Deansgate
3452:Broughton
3434:Harpurhey
3429:Crumpsall
3411:Broughton
3381:Transport
3361:Sociology
3334:Pop music
3078:4 October
2660:0950-4699
2135:5 January
1913:Myprotein
1675:Education
1607:, on the
1541:Transport
1506:St. Ann's
1414:Landmarks
1385:2°13′44″W
1224:Geography
1034:safe seat
882:Lichfield
801:Methodist
635:townships
601:Moss Side
511:in 1904.
458:Moss Side
376:2°13′44″W
310:Ambulance
250:Post town
3970:N.O.M.A.
3899:Sharston
3894:Rusholme
3874:Openshaw
3784:Didsbury
3739:Bradford
3734:Blackley
3724:Benchill
3652:Sharston
3612:Old Moat
3592:Chorlton
3562:Rusholme
3424:Cheetham
3346:Politics
3131:17 March
3051:17 March
3000:Archived
2975:12 March
2952:17 March
2921:cite web
2911:17 March
2884:17 March
2858:28 April
2829:28 April
2762:26 March
2737:25 March
2710:23 March
2705:BBC News
2684:23 March
2635:17 March
2327:17 March
2298:17 March
2230:17 March
2208:16 March
2183:16 March
2079:See also
2058:Austrian
2051:Bradford
2013:Rusholme
1893:win the
1746:Ladybarn
1625:Ladybarn
1526:III:17).
1524:II Kings
1502:Wilmslow
1357:Didsbury
996:Didsbury
946:township
852:Aviation
830:Huguenot
732:Didsbury
723:Wilmslow
663:Longford
617:Haughton
605:Rusholme
593:Didsbury
560:Mercians
474:Haughton
462:Rusholme
435:Didsbury
421:part of
149:SJ848929
3940:Ancoats
3889:Ringway
3769:Clayton
3744:Burnage
3729:Beswick
3714:Baguley
3704:Ardwick
3637:Baguley
3587:Burnage
3487:Ardwick
3474:Central
3386:Cycling
3376:Symbols
3371:Streets
3356:Science
3351:Schools
3307:History
3302:Economy
3297:Dialect
3292:Culture
3287:Banking
3027:, GMPTE
2580:198-203
2390:10 July
2039:of the
2019:of the
1988:Frasier
1903:England
1647:on the
1593:Railway
1328:Burnage
1208:Economy
1120:392,819
1108:England
992:Burnage
936:former
843:Leipzig
780:on the
736:Burnage
675:Mosleys
641:in the
637:of the
609:Burnage
583:, with
539:History
466:Burnage
357:England
232:England
226:Country
157:•
132:Density
130:•
3844:Moston
3794:Gorton
3674:Priory
3534:Gorton
3517:Moston
3456:Kersal
3341:People
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