Wallingford, Oxfordshire - Knowledge (XXG)

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for the winter, with the intention of riding south to relieve and retake positions in Berkshire, but the failure of reinforcements to arrive from the west and the imminent threat of siege by General Fairfax forced him to flee north. The siege of Wallingford was begun on 4 May 1646 by General Fairfax;

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The town declined in importance from the mid-13th century, with a shrinking in its size and population. The town was hit a further blow when plague arrived in 1343, it severely damaged the town and its population, the number of churches declined from eleven (during the reign of King Henry II) to only

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received them, with the encounter being recorded as "worrying". "He received them, 'not rudely, but with haughtiness enough,' sending a troop of horse to escort them as if they had been prisoners. High words followed; the commissioners feared they might have had their throats cut by the garrison and

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in the town. This link was ended with the demolition of Paul's Malt in 2001. The Lamb arcade was originally known as the Lamb Coaching Inn and in 1980 after being derelict for some years was converted into an Antiques Arcade. Champions hardware store has been serving the residents of the town since

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Built in 1869 by Richard Wilder the new foundry was built to support the existing foundry on Fish Street. By this time there was rapidly increasing demand for the towns of cast iron working and equipment so more capacity was essential. The Building was decommissioned in 1983 and was converted into

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respected Blagge as a fellow soldier for his work in resurrecting the castle for the war, and for the manner in which he chose to hold for as long as possible instead of surrendering. Fairfax therefore still granted Blagge the original favourable terms of surrender he was offered, even though the

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Founded in 2002 the Wallingford vintage car rally takes place on the Kinecroft in mid May with a parade that includes the whole town. In 2018 the number of cars in the parade increased to over 350 with the total number of vehicles on show being just over 400. The event is run for local charitable

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if the townspeople suffered too much, either in a prolonged siege or an assault. The council resolved to draw up preferential terms for Wallingford's surrender. Initially, Blagge refused even these with the same answer that he would need the king's consent to surrender the town. However, by July,

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Club when it moved to the Hithercroft sports ground in 1997. The club has a senior set up which includes fielding three competitive men's senior teams as a development squad and three women's teams known as the Maidens. The club is still headquartered on the Hithercroft which is now known as the

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collecting data on the local climate since 1961. Temperature extremes at Wallingford vary from −21.0 °C (−5.8 °F) recorded in January 1982 to 35.2 °C (95.4 °F) recorded in July 2006. Recent low temperatures include −17.6 °C (0.3 °F) during January 2010 and

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would then be allowed to march out of the town with full honours, and allowed to leave with their horses, arms and baggage. They would then be permitted to march ten miles out of the town before disbanding. Blagge was, however, forced in the end to surrender the castle to

1425:. However, his position was now impossible to hold, with the town being blockaded on all sides. It was only a matter of time, but still Blagge held that he would not surrender without the king's order and even threatened to set fire to the town during a full assault. 3076:". A ferry had operated at the site from 1787 to transport horses across the river where the towpath changed banks. As the removal of the lock and weir meant that this was the longest clear stretch of the upper river, it was an ideal site for rowing, so the 3621:. The school provides the education provision for the Wallingford area for boys and girls between the ages of 11 and 18. The majority of pupils from both Fir Tree and St John's continue on to Wallingford School. Wallingford School also draws pupils from 3451:

cycling billed the event one of the largest cycling events of the year with events including both the 50 km and 110 km road sportives. In excess of 7500 were expected to attend. The event in 2015 was used as the backdrop for the filming of the

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and the local Bunk steam railway. It is a not-for-profit festival. The festival is intended to appeal to a wide audience. The main stage features light music and dancing during the day and lively folk-rock and world music acts in the evening.

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situation had changed. The surrender stipulated that the town and its castle would be surrendered to General Fairfax on 29 July and that all of the town's arms, ordinance and provisions of war would be handed over to Fairfax.

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to reach Wallingford by a shorter and more reliable route than by sea and river from the northeast. In 1799 the Oxford Canal consolidated its commercial position by buying an 80-year lease on a wharf on the Thames just above

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The Kinecroft was known as the Canecroft in the 13th and 14th centuries, and in the 16th and 17th centuries as Kenny Croft. It comprises an open area of about seven acres surrounded on the south and western sides by ancient

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of 1646, and these were replaced with timber structures until repair in 1751. Following a flood, three arches were rebuilt by Richard Clarke from 1810–1812 to a design by John Treacher (1760–1836) developed in 1809, and a

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army was 16,000 strong and laid siege to Reading using cannons. Reading was unable to hold out long enough for the King and Prince Rupert to arrive and break the siege. The town surrendered on 27 April 1643, with "the

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A permanent bronze memorial to Agatha Christie was placed in front of the Wallingford Museum during September- 2023, as sculpted by Ben Twiston-Davies. It depicts her in later life seated on a bench holding a book.

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early on the 27th after a mutiny broke out within the garrison. Fairfax sent a regiment into the town to restore order, and the garrison's exit was made unimpeded. Only two castles now remained supporting the

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was held on the same reach at Wallingford for most of its existence, but river conditions caused problems, and there was a growing need for larger facilities. In 2001 the Regatta moved to a new home at

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in 1525, the area was used as farming. The Bull Croft was given to the town in trust by Mr Powyss Lybbe in 1912 and is now used as a public park. Facilities on the site include a children's play area,

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the Social Security Ministry used the Building as a food and unemployment office before it fell into disuse. It was purchased by the Sinodun players in 1975 for use as a theatre. They dedicated it to

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forces used the church as a barracks during the Siege of Wallingford in 1656. Their occupation caused substantial damage to the building. Repair works were only completed in 1700 when it reopened.

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Paul's Malt on Hithercroft Road, built in 1958, was demolished in 2001; thus the malting industry ended, which had been key to Wallingford for hundreds of years. At one time there were at least 17

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of the town. The Blackstone family owned an estate in and around Wallingford, and William, upon inheriting it, built a house called Castle Priory to live in. William is most noted for writing the

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John Archibald Wilding, and his flight engineer, 22-year-old Sergeant John Francis Andrew, remained at the controls in order to steer the plane away from the town, crashing into the fields at

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Other venues around the town feature a wide variety of acts, ranging from quiet, contemplative folk artists and singer-songwriters to raucous rock bands. It attracts between thirty and fifty

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Club traces its beginnings to 1894 and now comprises nine senior teams as well as the Wallingford Wildcats youth setup. Since 1995 the club has been based in the Wallingford Sports Centre.

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with the king's surrender to the Scotch Army and Wallingford now being the only stronghold in Berkshire still loyal to the crown, he knew that there would be no relief or reinforcements.

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in 1645. However, finding that the fortifications exceeded his expectations, he retreated quickly to Reading. By the end of 1645 the situation had worsened, with the king's defeat at the

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located at the Wallingford Sport Park on the Hithercroft. Founded in 2008, RugFest took two years off due to site refurbishments, returning in 2018. The 2018 festival was headlined by

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were created, Wallingford North and Cholsey & Wallingford South, which each elected two district councillors. Since 1974 the Wallingford ward has elected a county councillor to

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Historically, Wallingford was a centre for local trading in livestock and corn as well as the general trade of other goods. This decreased after the construction of the bridge at

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The castle was virtually razed to the ground in the operation, although a brick building continued to be used as a prison into the 18th century. A large house was built in the

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surrendered and submitted to William, thereby all but ending opposition to William's ascent to the throne. From Wallingford, William with Stigand and his armies rode east to

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St John's (a primary school), Fir Tree, (a junior school), and St Nicholas (an infants' school) are all located within the town itself, with additional primary schools at

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and other local towns in order to proceed with the repairs. In April 1643 the king marched south from Wallingford in order to relieve Reading, which was besieged by the

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while still carrying a full bomb load, caught fire over Wallingford after its port outer engine exploded. Ordering most of his crew to bail out, the pilot, 23-year-old

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TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN HONOURED AND GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE MEN OF WALLINGFORD WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR 1914–1918. THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE

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had already advanced to Oxford, with the castle blocking their path. It was annoyance at missing an opportunity to capture the king that led to Cromwell forming his

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closed the line to passengers in 1959 and to goods traffic in 1965, but the track between Hithercroft Road and Cholsey continued in use to serve the now demolished

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moved into a new store in the town centre after occupying an old site in the south of the town for decades. The new store has 22,000 sq ft of retail space. A

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with the element "ford" being suffixed at a later time. If either derivation is correct, the modern English name would mean "ford at the old fortification".

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Starting in 2002 in the Cross Keys pub, BunkFest, usually being held in the first week of September, has become the largest free multi-day festival in the

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should be "forthwith demolished and the workes thereto belonging effectually slighted." Materials from the castle were used again for improvement works at

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reclaimed the castle after his inheriting the crown in 1199. John modernised, fortified and greatly enlarged the Castle and used it extensively during the

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gladly took their leave of the 'proud governour." 4 October 1643 was the last time the king and queen visited the town together, although they did visit

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king and queen stayed at the castle together, owing to its destruction at the end of the war. By May 1644 the war had turned decidedly against the

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upriver to Wallingford. This supply could be unreliable in seasons when river currents were too strong or water levels were too low. In 1789 the

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theatre to the east and numerous shops around the edges. Off the square there are alleyways and streets with more shops and a number of historic

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consisting of 16 members. The town council provides local services including maintenance of important buildings such as Wallingford Town Hall.

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forces, the castle finally surrendered in July 1646 under generous terms for the defenders. The risk of civil conflict continued, however, and

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was built soon afterward on the orders of William, and became a key strategic centre controlling the Thames crossing and surrounding area. The

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was selected as the Conservative candidate to represent Wantage and was duly elected as the new MP for Wantage at the 2019 general election.

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out would give the king time to build his forces. They were also very concerned that they were risking making a martyr of the town to the

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is located in a prominent position in the town square behind Wallingford Town Hall. The church appears in records from 1077, when the

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on 26 July 1972. St Peter's is the final resting place of Sir William Blackstone, who is buried in his family vault under the church.

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special council met and decided that the difficulty of any full assault would cause unacceptable losses. Waiting and trying to starve

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were to be allowed to take cavalry to pursue the King. They were too late, and by the time they reached Wallingford, they found the

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is the UK's largest manufacturer of honey and has been located in the town since 1987 after being founded in the nearby village of

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dates to 1856. The iron arches supporting the roof of the building were cast at the Wilders Foundry on Goldsmiths Lane. After the

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left money for a school in his will. Located to the north of the town, it is an academy school and part of the Merchant Taylors’

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behind. The main hall and council chambers are on the first floor and feature a coved ceiling installed in 1887 to commemorate

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clubs in Wallingford. Wallingford Squash Club is in the town centre and the second is located at the Wallingford Sports Park.

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the castle in 1652, as it remained a surprisingly powerful fortress and a continuing threat should any fresh uprising occur.

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Continued turmoil, unrest in the country and a fear that the residents of Wallingford were still loyal to the crown caused

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A Short History of Wallingford, Ancient, MediævalA Short History of Wallingford, Ancient, Mediæval, and Modern, and Modern

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was raised to ten percent, which made it impossible for the W&WR to raise the capital for its planned continuation to

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The blockade had over time also been tightened, and with the prospect of desertion and mutiny from his starving soldiers,

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has been a transport route for centuries, and Wallingford's growth as a town relied partly on it. Coal was supplied from

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and Eastern European forms, as well as traditional Irish, Scottish and Welsh forms. Rug Fest is Wallingford's summer

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mansion house on the same site in 1837. The mansion, abandoned due to rising costs, was demolished in 1972, allowing

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to fear that Wallingford Castle could again be fortified against him in a future uprising. On 17 November 1652, the

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stood in the southwestern part of the present Bull Croft and by 1085 it had been taken over by the great abbey of

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A number of sports societies, clubs and associations are co-located at the Wallingford Sports Park. Wallingford

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Flint House in the High Street. Flint House is a mid-16th-century timber-framed house with a 17th-century flint

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of 1086. A number of etymologies have been proposed and the name has been the subject of debate for centuries.

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before surrendering after a 16-week siege. Fearing that Wallingford Castle could be used in a future uprising,

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supermarket opened in January 2019 on the Hithercroft Road. The only banking facility left in the town is the

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in which Vaizey announced that he would be standing down. Shortly prior to this, Vaizey had the Conservative

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from 1934 until her death in 1976 and his in 1978. It is believed that she based the home of her character

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in 1141, Matilda fled to Wallingford, according to some historic accounts in the snow under a moonlit sky.

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The History of Wallingford, in the County of Berks, from the invasion of Julius Caesar to the present time

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to enlarge & improve his own castle there. This practice of dismantling Wallingford Castle to improve

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of 1086 lists Wallingford as one of only 18 towns in the kingdom with a population of over 2,000 people.

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Wallingford war memorial was designed by Edward Guy Dawber and William Honeybone, and unveiled in 1921.

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style around the north wall. Estimates for the start of construction point as early as the 6th century.

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added. The street lights on the bridge were made in the town and feature the Wilder mark on the base.

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in 1189. The rebellion failed, and John was forced to return the castle to the king's administrators.

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The museum has an extensive collection relating to the town's history. Displays include archaeology,

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One of the last documented uses of Wallingford as a royal residence was during 1518. Letters between

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was forced to reopen negotiations. The terms of Blagge's surrender were drawn up on 22 July 1646.

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has described as "one of the most powerful royal castles of the 12th and 13th centuries". During

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and loss of traffic that the road had brought caused the town to enter a steep economic decline.

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four by the 15th century. The castle declined subsequently, much stone being removed to renovate

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on 106.4 FM and Wallingford Radio, a community based radio station that broadcasts on 107.3 FM.

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episode called breaking the Chain. Breaking the Chain was the third episode of the 18th series.

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until 1981 when BR removed the junction at Cholsey. However, the line has been preserved as the

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earthworks and formed part of the defensive fortifications of the town when it was an important

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activity in the area who have left traces of occupation, burials, roads, coins and pottery. The

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would be dissolved and the town would be transferred into the new local government district of

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passed through Wallingford, and the town flourished as a trading centre throughout most of the

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Climate data for Wallingford 67m asl, 1971–2000, Extremes 1960– (Sunshine Benson 1961–2000)

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name for the site. Camden gives this name as "Gual Hen", with Lewis giving "Guallen", with

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which had long trained here built a boathouse at Chalmore in 2006. In addition to the old

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flag that is flown over Wallingford Town Hall every year on 9 September in their memory.

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causes and raised £14,000 in 2018, which brought the cumulative total to over £100,000.

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bank had crashed, causing one of the severest financial crises of the 19th century. The

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joining the royal army and together they retreated through Wallingford back to Oxford".

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The town has played an important role in English history starting with the surrender of

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Pedgley, David E.; Clark, David (2011). "Flint House and Flint Cottage, Wallingford".

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was dissolved in 1525 by Cardinal Wolsey, partly in order to fund the building of the

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mystery writer and playwright lived in Winterbrook House with her second husband Sir

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Originally founded in 1967 as Cholsey RFC, the club changed its name to Wallingford

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the Lesser. The current building still features distinctive Saxon stone work in the

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with cool summers and mild winters. There has been a weather station at the nearby

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on 3 September 2019. Vaizey had the Conservative whip restored on 29 October 2019.

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Hazell, Zoë; Crosby, Vicky; Oakey, Matthew; Marshall, Peter (15 November 2017).

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and thus preventing loss of many civilian lives. Both Wilding and Andrew were

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of Ewelme, which included the rights over his existing residence and lands at

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as an official residence. Instead, he opted to transfer materials from it to

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defences built in the 9th century. It is owned by Wallingford Town Council.

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Wallingford Museum has collections of local interest and is housed in the

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was built in 1904, designed by Sydney Stephenson. The church was declared

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which was used before the construction of a bridge. This ford was used by

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On 2 July 1866 the Wallingford and Watlington Railway was opened between

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who at the time lived on Thames Street. The Church now forms part of the

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The first assault on the town was led by Colonel Baxter, the governor of

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to establish a cell there. Wallingford Priory produced the mathematician

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state that the modern English name ultimately derives from a preexisting

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was abolished. Wallingford became part of the Wantage constituency. The

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opened in Wallingford. Located on the site of the disused Wallingford

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of ten bells. A ring of eight including the tenor was cast in 1738 by

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in the ninth century as part of a network of fortified towns known as

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style the restoration works preserved large sections of the original

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was built later. However, all were rebuilt in 1854 to designs by the

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built the first settlement. Wallingford has been fortified since the

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was originally 12th century, but its upper stages were rebuilt in a

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commissioners came to Wallingford in search of an audience with the

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with an attendance of over 25,000 in 2017. The BunkFest folk music

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was constructed in 1670 and is located on the southern side of the

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were the only strongholds still loyal to the king in the county of

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royal coinage. It was enclosed with substantial earthworks by King

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Building. The church interior is noted for a series of four angel

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on 27 October 1644, where neither side had gained a true victory,

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During Prince John's unsuccessful revolt against his brother King

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for Prince Edward. After taking control of Wallingford in 1540,

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in 1066, which led to his taking the throne and the creation of

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gave it a connection to the Thames. This allowed coal from the

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for their bravery, with Wilding being posthumously awarded the

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was destroyed in 1646 during the siege of Wallingford in the

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and centre of local commerce. At the centre of the town is a

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where it is still held. The event is the largest single day

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for administrative purposes (since 1974) as a result of the

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in 1066. The first reference to a bridge is from 1141 when

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Historic Towns in Oxfordshire: a Survey of the New County

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Galvin, J. F. P.; McGhee, J. (2005). "Benson Sunshine".

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could be inserted during the siege of the castle in the

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was besieged unsuccessfully a number of times, with the

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building. The castle grounds, including the remains of

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politician lived in Wallingford and held the office of

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Hayes, Francis C. (March 1958). "Three Bell Ringers".

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Dancing in the Market Square, Wallingford, at BunkFest

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monarchs before being called on once again during the

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Local news and television programmes are provided by

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The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Place-names

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John of Wallingford (died 1258), monk and chronicler

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started in 2015 with an attendance of 3000. In 2018

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and for the repair and improvement of the church of

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Paul, 14th Abbot of St Albans, who sent some of his

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The Borough of Wallingford: Introduction and Castle

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(1 January 1951). 3152:All bus services for the town are operated by 2070:times, when it was known as the Church of the 1103:. Catherine lived at Wallingford with her son 833:when it was an important fortified borough of 7090: 6104: 5672:"'Welsh Springsteen' to perform in Wokingham" 4575:. RCAF 426 (Thunderbird) Squadron Association 4140: 1866:College, sections of the castle wall and the 655:. Wallingford held out as the last remaining 8: 5347:"Lidl Wallingford opens – take a video tour" 4647:, Oxford University Press, 1 December 2007, 4560:(Supplement). 8 December 1944. p. 5692. 4355:(Seventh ed.). London. pp. 440–444 3571:Local newspapers are the Herald Series and 3187:. The X40 operates every 30 minutes between 1717:in 1530. Four arches were removed so that a 1713:Major repairs used stone from the dissolved 1332:retreated through Wallingford on his way to 1003:ending the conflict there in November 1153. 5867:. Archaeology in the Field Series. 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