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566:. In terms of local government, the town has representation in the local Town Council, Madeley Town Council, with six councillors representing the town,. However, the term "Madeley" sometimes refers in a broader sense to a larger geographical area incorporating the town of Madeley and the neighbouring areas of Sutton Hill, Sutton Heights and
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taught art at
Madeley Modern School (now the Haberdashers' Abraham Darby) from 1960 to 1964, taking responsibility for sex education. Shocked at the moral beliefs of her pupils, she became concerned about what she and many others perceived as declining moral standards in the British media, especially
382:, having been founded before the 8th century. Historically, Madeley's industrial activity has largely been in mining, and later, manufacturing, which is still a large employer in the town, along with service industries. Parts of the parish fall within the
722:. By 2001, manufacturing was still a large employer in the town, with 33.1% of parish residents employed in that area. 20.7% were employed in wholesale, retail and hotels, and 11.8% in finance and business services. 5.3% of residents were unemployed.
570:, and all four fall within the boundaries of Madeley Town Council. The current composition of Madeley Town Council is 15 Labour, 1 Conservative and 1 Independent. The town is administered on the
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621:. Coalport, a part of the parish of Madeley can be found to the west of the town, and the modern Telford Town Centre is north of the settlement. The local area has reserves of coal and
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MBE (1872–1940), first-class cricketer, local businessman and councillor representing
Madeley on both Wenlock Borough and Shropshire County Councils, born and died there, at Upper House.
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1069:(born 1968), former boxer, 1988 Summer Olympics light-middleweight bronze medal and WBC super-middleweight champion, attended Abraham Darby School, now Haberdashers' Abraham Darby.
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In the 17th century, Madeley was a small market town, but local tradesmen began to specialise, working in the river trade and in mining. In the 18th century, the north end of
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874:, her husband and fellow Methodist who was Vicar of Madeley, had a joint ministry in the parish in the 18th century. John's iron tombstone is in the parish churchyard.
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1239:"Ninemen.org – The Mining Landscape: The most important coalfield in Shropshire is the Coalbrookdale Field, a significant part of which lies within Madeley"
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In the 1970s, significant construction of new housing and recreation areas was undertaken by the Dawley
Development Corporation, later known as the
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John A. Hargreaves, 'Fletcher , Mary (1739–1815)’, Oxford
Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004; online edn, Oct 2005
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G C Baugh, C R Elrington (Editors), A P Baggs, D C Cox, Jessie McFall, P A Stamper, A J L Winchester (1985). Baugh, G C; Elrington, C R (ed.).
992:, (best known as Ellis Peters) OBE, BEM (1913–1995), English author of history and historical fiction, lived in Madeley from 1956 to her death.
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894:, (1849–1940) British soldier and administrator in India, who retired to Madeley Hall and is buried in the parish churchyard.
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Centre can be found in the town, and on the
Tweedale Industrial Estate near Madeley is the Springfield Christian Fellowship.
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Near
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1873:"Death of Alderman W.G. Dyas – Four time Mayor of Wenlock – All-round Sportsman – Played cricket with W.G. Grace".
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falls within the Parish of
Madeley. The majority of the site is within the parish of The Gorge, named for the
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grew by it, which took some of the commercial trade away from the old town of
Madeley, including its market.
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Victoria County
History: Shropshire, volume 11: Telford, chapter 13: Madeley – Manor and other estates, s.1
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from 1860 until 1952. The station remains intact and the former trackbed forms part of the Silkin Way.
929:(1735–1816), ironmaster, owned Madeley Court and lived there from 1781 until settling in Bristol 1804.
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935:(1750–1789), ironmaster, latter's brother-in-law and former's grandson, owned Madeley Court 1774–81.
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At the 2001 census, the population of the parish of
Madeley was 17,935. Of this number, 8,190 were
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1940:
1063:, attended Madeley Senior School, now Haberdashers' Abraham Darby. Made 490 appearances for Wolves.
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1253:"Home – The Nine Men of Madeley Project – Explore Local Mining History in Madeley, Shropshire"
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980:(1848–1930) New Zealand butter manufacturer, exporter and temperance campaigner, born there.
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There are a number of nurseries and primary schools in Madeley, and two secondary schools:
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Madeley is situated in the southern part of the new town of Telford, to the north of
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Mining of coal began before 1322, and the extraction of ironstone had begun by 1540.
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923:(1677–1717), pioneering ironmaster, was tenant at Madeley Court where he died.
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In terms of religion: 77% of the population are Christian, and 14.4% are of
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409:. The town was founded prior to the 8th century, and subsequently became a
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but the manor of Madeley belonged to the church of Wenlock, throughout the
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2018:
1009:, lived in High Street in childhood before family moved to Coalbrookdale.
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and the rest of the motorway network. Most bus services are provided by
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Report by Toby Neal, part of 'Great Lives' series on Midlands worthies.
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Several of Madeley's historical sites of interest are waypoints on the
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986:(1890–1964) English author of local history and topographical studies.
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941:(1744–1803) English cleric, controversialist, and writer, born there.
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Telford Culture Zone, Council run service for local arts and events
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Historically, Madeley was a mining town serving the now defunct
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Article by Toby Neal, part of series on West Midlands worthies.
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runs along its northern edge. The nearest motorway is the
1831:"Great Lives: From working-class roots to literary fame".
1548:"Abraham Darby Specialist School for the Performing Arts"
1353:"Multi Agency Geographic Information for the Countryside"
964:(1835–1906) British painter, author and poet, born there.
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for students aged five to eleven is located in the town.
455:. It passed to the Crown in 1540 and in 1544 was sold to
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The settlement of Madeley is recorded as far back as the
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full-back, 232 appearances, 111 for Wolves, born there.
1815:"Fearsome Mary and her fight to rid TV of 'filth'".
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1059:, CBE (1924–1994) former captain of Wolves and the
805:There are three churches in the centre of Madeley:
585:, which has since become part of the new parish of
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1625:"Exploring Telford – St Michael's Church Madeley"
1275:"GATEHOUSE SOUTH WEST OF MADELEY COURT (1292950)"
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416:Sigward, a local ruler in the time of King
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1193:CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
1021:(1877–1938), professional footballer for
730:The B4373 runs through the town, and the
459:, a prominent lawyer and politician from
16:For other places with the same name, see
1498:"Silkin Way – cycling and walking route"
1031:(1877–1954) professional footballer for
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432:. She was the founder and first head of
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533:, Madeley High Street, Jubilee House,
1159:A History of the County of Shropshire
1041:(1905–1949) professional footballer,
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2122:List of civil parishes in Shropshire
1835:. 27 December 2021. pp. 20, 29.
1600:"Telford and Wrekin Special Schools"
1523:"UK Schools & Colleges Database"
1438:"Sutton Hill/Woodside community bus"
968:John Fletcher Moulton, Baron Moulton
556:, which is currently represented by
1819:. 11 October 2021. pp. 20, 29.
492:was built between Madeley Wood and
436:. The monastery was refounded as a
1786:"Madeley's VC – Major C.A.L. Yate"
1280:National Heritage List for England
974:politician and writer, born there.
14:
1075:, (born 1982) former Wolves and
753:, and was used to carry coal to
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1756:"The Fletcher Methodist Church"
858:Speaker of the House of Commons
520:Telford Development Corporation
60:
690:. 0.7% of the population are
671:. 1.3% of the population was
545:Madeley is located within the
469:The town played a role in the
453:dissolution of the monasteries
1:
1877:. 19 January 1940. p. 4.
1714:"Sir Basil Brooke of Madeley"
1374:"Madeley 2001 Census Profile"
1113:"Madeley 2001 Census Profile"
892:Sir Charles Yate, 1st Baronet
2377:Civil parishes in Shropshire
2301:Parliamentary constituencies
1889:"William Ambrose Wright CBE"
1468:"When Steam Ruled the Rails"
1323:"A Short History of Madeley"
890:. He was kinsman of Colonel
881:Charles Allix Lavington Yate
683:and a further 0.2% Chinese.
527:South Telford Heritage Trail
1790:Madeley Local Studies Group
1760:Madeley Local Studies Group
1472:Madeley Local Studies Group
1327:Madeley Local Studies Group
1213:Madeley Local Studies Group
779:Haberdashers' Abraham Darby
718:. It was also home to the
378:Madeley is recorded in the
94:OS grid reference
25:Human settlement in England
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2321:Grade II* listed buildings
1502:Telford and Wrekin Council
1442:Telford and Wrekin Council
1381:Telford and Wrekin Council
1120:Telford and Wrekin Council
866:, one of the first female
15:
1655:The Diocese of Shrewsbury
765:. It was also served the
740:West Midlands conurbation
359:is a constituent town of
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2316:Grade I listed buildings
1849:"Matthew Webb biography"
1527:Schools Web Directory UK
984:Harold William Timperley
755:Ironbridge Power Station
864:Mary Bosanquet Fletcher
761:station to the town is
514:Madeley Court Gatehouse
505:Coalbrookdale Coalfield
2245:Shropshire Union Canal
1922:Madeley Parish Council
1744:accessed 18 March 2017
1718:Madeley Parish Council
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643:, which is bridged by
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496:and the settlement of
214:Postcode district
144:Ceremonial county
126:Unitary authority
1853:Dawley Heritage Group
1061:England football team
1005:(1848–1883), pioneer
872:John William Fletcher
854:Industrial Revolution
834:Diocese of Shrewsbury
813:parish church in the
800:
785:. Haughton School, a
601:Madeley shown within
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413:in the 13th century.
1875:Shrewsbury Chronicle
1796:on 19 September 2007
970:(1844–1921), judge,
909:Other notable people
767:Coalport Branch Line
720:Madeley Wood Company
194:Sovereign state
42:High Street, Madeley
2367:Towns in Shropshire
2002:(cities in italics)
1979:Unitary authorities
1684:"Places of Worship"
1631:on 28 February 2009
990:Edith Mary Pargeter
815:Diocese of Hereford
801:St Michael's Church
657:economically active
633:World Heritage Site
535:St Michael's Church
483:Battle of Worcester
418:Æthelbald of Mercia
387:World Heritage Site
335: /
1991:Telford and Wrekin
1694:on 28 October 2007
1688:Telford and Wrekin
1604:Telford and Wrekin
1418:on 7 November 2007
1409:Telford and Wrekin
1186:has generic name (
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751:Lightmoor Junction
716:Kemberton Colliery
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576:Telford and Wrekin
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428:, sub-king of the
369:Telford and Wrekin
367:in the borough of
280:UK Parliament
226:Dialling code
134:Telford and Wrekin
88:17,935 (2001)
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2271:Shrewsbury floods
2029:Cleobury Mortimer
2000:Major settlements
1965:Ceremonial county
1574:"Madeley Academy"
1554:on 6 October 2008
1302:"Madeley Matters"
933:Abraham Darby III
811:Church of England
579:unitary authority
471:English Civil War
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2372:Ironbridge Gorge
2326:Lord Lieutenants
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2230:Llangollen Canal
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898:Mary Whitehouse
888:First World War
870:preachers, and
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836:. The Fletcher
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744:Arriva Midlands
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