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can be based on indirect measures. Historians suggest that
Warwick had a population of about 1,500 in 1086. Indicators for ensuing centuries are sparse, but by the mid-16th century it is thought to have been about 2,000, which increased by the late 17th century to over 3,000. At the time of the first
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was said to fulfil the role of a gatehouse, and likely had a barrier. The west gate was first recorded in 1129, and had a chapel of St James above it, which was reconstructed in the 14th century and extensively restored in 1863–1865. The east gate was rebuilt in the 15th century with the Chapel of St
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The prosperity of medieval
Warwick rested on its status as an administrative and military centre, however it was poorly positioned from the point of view of trade, and was consequently never a commercial or industrial centre of more than local significance in medieval times. Medieval Warwick was
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Evening, held in late
November or early December. St. Mary's Church hosts a series of Early Music concerts, and the Bridge House Theatre hosts the Music-in-Round concerts. Warwick Chamber of Trade helps to promote the town for visitors, residents and businesses. The town is also famous for
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is close to the town centre – it is a short branch of the Grand Union Canal, the remains of the original terminus of the
Warwick and Birmingham Canal, dating back to 1799. The Saltisford Canal Trust has restored most of the surviving canal, which is now the mooring for colourful
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national census in 1801, Warwick had 5,592 inhabitants. This population nearly doubled by 1851, when it reached 10,952, but thereafter growth was slower for more than a century, reaching 15,349 in 1951 and 16,051 in 1961. Since then it has almost doubled, to 31,315 in 2011.
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include parts of
Warwick in their catchment areas. Warwick Preparatory School is an independent day school and nursery for boys aged 3–7 and girls 3–11. It is part of the Warwick Independent Schools Foundation, together with King's High School and Warwick School.
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in 1068, while on his way to
Yorkshire to deal with rebellion in the north. Building it involved pulling down four houses. The castle stood within the larger Anglo-Saxon burh and a new town wall was created close to the burh ramparts.
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wrote that
Warwick was "standing upon a rocky ascent from every side, and in a dry and fertile soil, having... rich and pleasant meadows on the south part... and... woodland on the north." Two factors have affected Warwick's
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1936:. In recent years several high-profile national and international companies have set up large office complexes in and around Warwick, notably National Grid and IBM. There is also an out-of-town retail park called
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is an independent school for boys which claims to be the oldest boys' school in
England. The actual foundation date is unknown, although 914 has sometimes been quoted. For some years the school claimed that King
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on 5 September 1694, which, within five hours destroyed 460 buildings and left 250 families homeless. Thus most of the town-centre buildings are of late 17th and early 18th-century origin, although some medieval
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and the lack of industrialisation. In the 19th century, the widespread industrialisation of
England largely passed Warwick by. One reason was that the town did not lie on important roads and the
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near the east town gate. It is now the site of the 17th century St John's House. Relatively few medieval buildings survive in
Warwick, however one of the most notable examples is the
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was appointed governor of the castle in 1643, and a garrison was maintained there with artillery and other stores until 1659, which at its height in 1645 consisted of 302 soldiers.
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Warwick experiences the usual English maritime climate, marked by a narrow temperature range, mild winters and cool summers. The nearest official Met Office weather station is at
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alongside the Avon provided an easily defensible position at a strategic site by the river crossing, with a good source of water and building material.
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gave his opinion that Warwick had been 'rebuilt in so noble and so beautiful a manner that few towns in England make so fine an appearance'.
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in 2017–2018 revealed the footings of a sizeable Roman barn from the 2nd century AD. Roman rule in Britain begin to break down with the
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from a house in Jury Street. As Pageant House, this subsequently served as the offices of Warwick Borough Council, until the enlarged
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or fortified dwelling there on a hilltop site overlooking the earlier riverside settlement, as one of ten to defend Mercia from the
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is adjacent to Warwick Gates. In the early 2010s another new estate, Chase Meadow, was built to the south-west of the town next to
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which also passes through the town is not navigable as far as Warwick; the navigable stretch of the river currently ends at
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and professional men to settle in the town, and so impetus was given to rebuilding the town in the then contemporary
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and the Beauchamp Chapel survived, the latter having been built between 1443 and 1464 according to the wishes of
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and is commemorated by a blue plaque) and by its Mercian connections: Lynn Forest-Hill, in an article in the
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was established at Warwick. This was one of two established in Warwickshire at the time, the other being at
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in 1536, it stood on the site of the current Priory Park. Henry de Beaumont also founded the
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seems to have been very influenced by Warwick (where he was married in the Catholic
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have bases on the Wedgnock Industrial Estate in the north of the town, near to the
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style. Many of the buildings in the rebuilt town were designed by the architects
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meaning a 'settlement characterised by extensive artisanal activity and trade';
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Warwick has ancient origins and an array of historic buildings, notably from the
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coach stop in the town's bus station with limited services. The nearby
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Warwick hosts several annual festivals, including: the spoken word;
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was founded with Warwick as its county town. During the reign of
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In terms of religion, 58.0% of Warwick residents identified as
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There are three tiers of local government covering Warwick, at
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This article is about the town in England. For other uses, see
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There is also a friendship link between Warwick District and
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more remotely on the Norman; and that aspects of the plot of
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which ran 7 April 2007. Filming took place in June 2019 for
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was elected for the Conservatives. White lost his seat when
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is located just west of the town centre. Adjacent to it is
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was likewise found, believed to date from 2500 to 1700 BC.
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Local news and television programmes are provided by
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a Labour MP was elected and held the seat until 2010 when
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from the bus station in the town centre. There is also a
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tomb – a fine piece of medieval metalwork cast in 1459.
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Leamington & Warwick Tramways & Omnibus Company
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4315:"Plans to restore River Avon boat route to Warwick"
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4509:
875:, Lord Northampton marched his force away towards
16:Town and the county town of Warwickshire, England
4058:"Leamington Music - Music in the Round Concerts"
2659:The nearest international airport to Warwick is
941:, who gave Warwick its 18th century appearance.
576:. The population was estimated at 37,267 at the
5456:Populated places established in the 6th century
4233:"Secondary school priority areas: Central area"
3794:
3270:"Lord Leycester Hospital, High Street, Warwick"
2792:. Warwickshire County Council. 31 December 1969
2527:The town has two railway stations, both on the
2501:dual-carriageway trunk road positioned between
1156:and Northgate Street in the centre of Warwick.
592:An old map of Warwick published around 1610 by
2567:operated between the towns from 1881 to 1930.
1011:The Borough of Warwick was reformed under the
774:, mostly of the Beauchamp family. It became a
5062:
4637:
4238:. Warwickshire County Council. Archived from
3362:Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved 4 May 2020
2957:, Warwickshire County Council, archived from
1848:, 7.4% did not state any religion, 4.6% were
1042:instead. Warwick was largely bypassed by the
781:Today the only remains are the east and west
605:Human activity on the site dates back to the
8:
4101:Bridge, Bobby; Rodger, James (7 June 2019).
3231:A History of the County of Warwick: Volume 2
4303:. Warwick District Council. 1 January 2011.
4006:"Contact us National Grid's UK head office"
3450:"The borough of Warwick: Warwick from 1835"
3444:
3442:
3440:
2790:Take the Timetrail with Warwickshire Museum
1204:from 1955 to 1957. It has been held by the
964:in 1439. A full-size reclining copper-gilt
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4363:, Warwick District Council, archived from
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2030:, stated that Kortirion, the main city of
1836:, and 0.9% were from another ethnic group.
1346:
851:. In 1642 the castle underwent a two-week
664:(b) alternatively, it may be derived from
533:, and 19 miles (31 km) south-east of
30:
3657:"WARWICK in Warwickshire (West Midlands)"
3018:
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2636:and a waterside park open to the public.
948:The fire burnt down much of the medieval
886:The mid-17th century saw the founding of
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3965:
3963:
3735:"United Kingdom: Urban Areas in England"
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2860:Transactions of the Philological Society
2470:St Mary Immaculate Roman Catholic Church
2331:in the town of Warwick since before the
2299:
2034:, "would become in after days Warwick."
1076:was established in 1881, and operated a
1050:making. By the early 20th century, some
843:the town and castle were garrisoned for
4028:"Leamington Music - Early Music Series"
3323:
3321:
3165:"Chapel of St Peter, Eastgate, Warwick"
2756:
2619:River Avon at Warwick, near the castle.
2020:are paralleled in the romance known as
1808:and 1.2% from another Asian background)
1252:Map of Warwick, Leamington and Whitnash
1054:industry had been established locally.
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5461:10th-century establishments in England
5211:List of civil parishes in Warwickshire
5035:List of civil parishes in Warwickshire
4339:. Leamington Observer. 8 February 2019
3635:"The borough of Warwick: Introduction"
3062:
3006:, ed. M. Swanton (Dent, London 1997),
2279:are state-run co-educational schools.
2183:Hits Radio Coventry & Warwickshire
1777:(Comprising 84.1% White British, 2.9%
1224:until 1997 the constituency elected a
1069:was formed in Leamington Spa in 1974.
529:. It is 9 miles (14 km) south of
3327:
2627:passes through Warwick. The restored
2385:Gurdwara Sahib Leamington and Warwick
2263:Secondary schools in Warwick include
1868:and 0.4% were from another religion.
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4088:"Tolkien plaque unveiled in Warwick"
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2223:(a psychiatric unit that superseded
2069:. Parts of the town substituted for
1230:1997 United Kingdom general election
1026:arrived in Warwick in 1852 when the
863:, however, the besiegers lacked any
4691:Warwick and Leamington Constituency
2187:Fresh (Coventry & Warwickshire)
2173:Warwick's local radio stations are
1956:Warwick Folk Festival Montage, 2014
1194:Warwick and Leamington constituency
960:, Earl of Warwick, who had died in
625:Archaeological work on the site of
4601:Building History entry for Warwick
3688:National Heritage List for England
3531:. 13 December 1974. p. 12798.
3501:National Heritage List for England
3423:"The Warwick and Birmingham Canal"
3377:. Our Warwickshire. Archived from
2872:10.1111/j.1467-968X.1907.tb00509.x
2080:in the third-series episode two ("
1216:was elected as the constituency's
684:for the year 914 reports that the
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4414:Warwickshire Towns & Villages
3807:Allison, Dunning & Jones 1969
3783:Allison, Dunning & Jones 1969
3622:Allison, Dunning & Jones 1969
3559:from the original on 2 April 2024
3553:"Tramway to Royal Leamington Spa"
3086:Allison, Dunning & Jones 1969
3023:Allison, Dunning & Jones 1969
2551:; these services are provided by
1152:, a complex of buildings between
4845:
4139:"Welcome to Warwickshire Museum"
3551:Jeffs, Mick (11 November 2013).
2911:"Brewer's: Warwick | Infoplease"
2717:
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2269:The King's High School For Girls
2239:A panorama of the club from 2021
1900:and their petrol station group,
1773:88.1% of Warwick residents were
1240:called a snap election in 2017.
1196:, the seat from 1923 to 1957 of
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4483:; Wedgwood, Alexandra (1996) ,
2690:The town of Warwick has formal
2605:Warwick Parkway railway station
2363:Landmarks and notable buildings
2142:kitchen and classroom, and the
2010:closely on the early town, and
1998:Church of Saint Mary Immaculate
1013:Municipal Corporations Act 1835
141:
5466:Civil parishes in Warwickshire
5028:List of places in Warwickshire
3985:Office for National Statistics
3235:British History Online website
2347:The nearest university is the
2200:, a student newspaper for the
2100:television at Christmas 2019.
1097:Platinum Jubilee Civic Honours
1040:Leamington Spa railway station
1019:with an elected Town Council.
1015:, which reconstituted it as a
807:Dissolution of the Monasteries
801:was founded in around 1119 by
217:82 mi (132 km)
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4185:. Warwickshire County Council
4141:. Warwickshire County Council
3480:. 23 June 1933. p. 4216.
2317:
2304:The 1879 facade of the school
2134:. Secondly, the 17th century
1256:The 17th-century antiquarian
1140:level: Warwick Town Council,
1034:through the town, along with
1032:Birmingham, Oxford and London
794:, but is now a holiday home.
718:In the early 10th century, a
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4257:"Warwick Preparatory School"
3581:. BBC News. 23 December 2021
3555:. Leamington History Group.
2380:Collegiate Church of St Mary
1985:and 17th-century buildings.
1185:of some 95,000 inhabitants.
1107:Populations before the 1801
1080:service between Warwick and
1030:opened its man line between
907:Collegiate Church of St Mary
570:Collegiate Church of St Mary
525:in England, adjacent to the
103:Collegiate Church of St Mary
4466:10.1093/ehr/CVI.CCCCXIX.371
3946:"Climate Normals 1971–2000"
3795:Pevsner & Wedgwood 1996
2681:List of people from Warwick
2425:St Michael's Leper Hospital
2144:Royal Warwickshire Regiment
1539:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1469:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
1168:Warwickshire County Council
1146:Warwickshire County Council
1084:until 1930. It ran across
668:meaning a 'fortification'
196:OS grid reference
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5410:Grade II* listed buildings
4684:District Council elections
3250:. British Listed Buildings
3123:. British Listed Buildings
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2597:Stagecoach in Warwickshire
2024:. Christopher Tolkien, in
1988:Warwick is also known for
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1315:. Its amenities include a
1188:Warwick is represented in
888:Castle Hill Baptist Church
648:(a) it may be composed of
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4512:A History of Warwickshire
4454:English Historical Review
3496:"Pageant House (1300054)"
2694:with two European towns:
2271:is also independent, but
2003:Times Literary Supplement
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4596:Warwick District Council
4489:The Buildings of England
4183:"St John's House Museum"
3841:"Annual average maximum"
3757:"Warwick and Leamington"
3637:. British History Online
3452:. British History Online
3375:"CASTLE BRIDGE, WARWICK"
3343:. British History Online
3294:. British History Online
3041:. British History Online
2985:. British History Online
2935:Cornwell, James (1847).
2559:. The second station is
2248:Racing Club Warwick F.C.
2096:, which was screened on
1940:Shopping Park (formerly
1142:Warwick District Council
1067:Warwick District Council
939:William and David Hiorne
21:Warwick (disambiguation)
4567:Victoria County History
4545:Victoria County History
4436:Victoria County History
4062:www.leamingtonmusic.org
4032:www.leamingtonmusic.org
3603:. BBC News. 20 May 2022
2533:Warwick railway station
2522:Warwick railway station
2395:Lord Leycester Hospital
2285:Trinity Catholic School
2217:Leamington Spa Hospital
1309:Leamington Spa Hospital
1166:, the meeting place of
1036:Warwick railway station
976:18th century to present
894:churches in the world.
815:Lord Leycester Hospital
752:Lord Leycester Hospital
111:Lord Leycester Hospital
5002:Weston under Wetherley
3862:"Days >25c average"
3229:"Hospitals: Warwick."
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404:Warwick and Leamington
330:Postcode district
5446:Towns in Warwickshire
5105:Nuneaton and Bedworth
5093:Boroughs or districts
4855:Parishes, settlements
4412:Allen, Geoff (2000),
4245:on 13 September 2011.
3237:Retrieved 4 May 2020.
3004:Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
2893:Allen, Grant (1910).
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1210:2017 general election
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1028:Great Western Railway
984:The Eastgate, Warwick
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915:Great Fire of Warwick
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898:Great fire of Warwick
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759:William the Conqueror
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566:Great Fire of Warwick
5173:Royal Leamington Spa
4591:Warwick Town Council
4569:, pp. 480–489,
4547:, pp. 476–480,
4438:, pp. 417–451,
4301:"Parking in Warwick"
3714:Warwick Town Council
2954:Warwickshire History
2629:Saltisford Canal Arm
2557:West Midlands Trains
2400:Lord Leycester Hotel
2314:Edward the Confessor
2179:Capital Mid-Counties
2082:The Shakespeare Code
2047:, the period dramas
1399:Record high °C (°F)
1296:, a small town near
890:, one of the oldest
787:bridge over the Avon
509:) is a market town,
310:Sovereign state
5329:Stratford-upon-Avon
5193:Stratford-upon-Avon
5131:(cities in italics)
4317:. BBC. 11 July 2014
4163:. Warwickshireworld
4127:. 18 December 2019.
3401:"OLD CASTLE BRIDGE"
3143:"Eastgate, Warwick"
3099:"Westgate, Warwick"
3076:, pp. 373, 382
2896:Anglo-Saxon Britain
2645:Stratford-upon-Avon
2589:Stratford-upon-Avon
2549:Stratford-upon-Avon
2507:Stratford-upon-Avon
2227:) are in the town.
2050:Pride and Prejudice
1609:Record low °C (°F)
1164:Shire Hall, Warwick
968:of him lies on his
861:Earl of Northampton
811:Hospital of St John
742:Norman and medieval
703:of Wessex, built a
699:and sister of king
695:, daughter of king
615:Bell Beaker culture
451: /
5451:914 establishments
5100:North Warwickshire
4618:- Our Warwickshire
4367:on 20 October 2013
3925:"1971-00 Raindays"
3904:"1971-00 Rainfall"
3624:, pp. 417–418
3528:The London Gazette
3477:The London Gazette
3425:. Our Warwickshire
3403:. Our Warwickshire
3330:, pp. 143–145
3272:. Our Warwickshire
3211:. Our Warwickshire
3189:. Eastgate Warwick
3187:"Eastgate Warwick"
3167:. Our Warwickshire
3145:. Our Warwickshire
3101:. Our Warwickshire
3088:, pp. 418–419
2938:A school geography
2915:www.infoplease.com
2818:. 7 February 2018.
2661:Birmingham Airport
2621:
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2529:Chiltern Main Line
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2486:Warwick is on the
2465:Hill Close Gardens
2455:Warwick Racecourse
2430:St. Nicholas' Park
2390:Guy's Cliffe House
2375:
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2244:Warwick Racecourse
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2113:Market Hall museum
2061:Granada Television
1990:Warwick Racecourse
1966:contemporary music
1958:
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1313:Warwick Racecourse
1292:It is adjacent to
1267:Great Fire of 1694
1254:
1200:who was Britain's
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645:name, Wæringwīc:
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396:UK Parliament
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5334:Warwickshire ring
5183:Shipston-on-Stour
5129:Major settlements
5115:Stratford-on-Avon
5079:Ceremonial county
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4887:Bishops Tachbrook
4867:Baddesley Clinton
4491:, Penguin Books,
4481:Pevsner, Nikolaus
4416:, Sigma Leisure,
3737:. City Population
3710:"The Court House"
3659:. City Population
3381:on 12 August 2020
2961:on 1 October 2011
2625:Grand Union Canal
2553:Chiltern Railways
2415:The Dream Factory
2160:BBC West Midlands
2093:A Christmas Carol
1934:Delphi Automotive
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1792:(Comprising 5.4%
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1302:Bishops Tachbrook
1287:Bishops Tachbrook
1263:built environment
1103:Population change
1086:Portobello Bridge
1017:municipal borough
1006:Grand Union Canal
994:Old Castle Bridge
958:Richard Beauchamp
950:church of St Mary
859:commanded by the
841:English Civil War
803:Henry de Beaumont
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2225:Central Hospital
2213:Warwick Hospital
2185:on 102.9 FM and
2041:'s drama series
1994:J. R. R. Tolkien
1886:National Grid UK
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1683:mm (inches)
1341:Warwickshire
1337:Wellesbourne
1334:
1317:public house
1291:
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1214:Matt Western
1206:Labour Party
1198:Anthony Eden
1187:
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226:Civil parish
156:Warwickshire
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5319:Grand Union
4730:Ladyes Hill
4262:14 February
4221:. May 2004.
4207:. May 2004.
4189:20 November
4167:20 November
4145:21 November
3952:28 February
3930:28 February
3909:28 February
3888:28 February
3867:28 February
3846:28 February
3825:28 February
3719:22 February
3694:22 February
3585:24 December
3523:"No. 46430"
3472:"No. 33952"
3063:Slater 1981
2737:Bo District
2669:RAF Warwick
2634:narrowboats
2405:Market Hall
2321: 1004
2164:ITV Central
2154:Local media
2124:Market Hall
2071:Elizabethan
2044:Dangerfield
2032:Tol Eressëa
1926:Bridgestone
1898:Phillips 66
1846:no religion
1806:Bangladeshi
1781:, and 1.1%
1779:Other White
1767:2011 census
1238:Theresa May
1234:Chris White
1228:MP. In the
1220:. From the
1183:conurbation
1093:city status
1052:engineering
839:During the
797:The town's
776:walled town
686:Anglo-Saxon
643:Old English
578:2021 Census
515:county town
458: /
5435:Categories
5278:Sherbourne
5163:Kenilworth
5143:Atherstone
4992:Wappenbury
4987:Stoneleigh
4977:Sherbourne
4937:Hunningham
4912:Cubbington
4897:Bubbenhall
4788:Bridge End
4759:Lillington
4720:Castle End
4709:Kenilworth
4072:12 January
4042:12 January
3781:Quoted in
3347:3 December
3328:Allen 2000
2920:2 December
2747:References
2686:Twin towns
2641:River Avon
2545:Birmingham
2495:Birmingham
2440:Shire Hall
2435:Saxon Mill
2337:River Avon
2289:Leamington
2087:Doctor Who
1938:Leamington
1906:Bravissimo
1832:0.2% were
1826:2.2% were
1811:0.7% were
1788:7.9% were
1761:Demography
1271:River Avon
1208:since the
1190:Parliament
1150:Shire Hall
1116:Governance
998:Birmingham
847:under Sir
845:Parliament
783:gatehouses
673:River Avon
594:John Speed
574:Shire Hall
535:Birmingham
527:River Avon
335:CV34, CV35
183:Warwickian
166:Population
115:River Avon
5380:Windmills
5207:See also:
5153:Coleshill
4997:Wasperton
4972:Rowington
4957:Offchurch
4902:Budbrooke
4892:Blackdown
4813:Packmores
4803:Heathcote
4764:Milverton
4740:Whitemoor
4735:St John's
4715:Abbey End
4012:8 October
3990:8 October
3973:UK Census
2880:1467-968X
2770:8 October
2611:Waterways
2477:Transport
2254:Education
2208:Hospitals
2148:Fusiliers
2140:Victorian
2115:, in the
2056:Tom Jones
1974:Victorian
1962:classical
1894:A452 road
1862:Buddhists
1842:Christian
1821:Caribbean
1802:Pakistani
1244:Geography
1177:and also
877:Worcester
857:Royalists
754:, Warwick
724:Æthelstan
713:sandstone
689:Æthelflæd
607:Neolithic
601:Neolithic
380:Ambulance
320:Post town
5314:Coventry
5203:Whitnash
5168:Nuneaton
5148:Bedworth
5138:Alcester
4982:Shrewley
4942:Lapworth
4917:Eathorpe
4907:Bushwood
4882:Beausale
4872:Baginton
4836:Whitnash
4818:The Cape
4774:Sydenham
4769:Old Town
4725:Crackley
4657:parishes
4508:(1981),
4360:Twinning
4286:15 March
4279:About us
4125:BBC News
3975:(2011).
3557:Archived
3507:22 April
3045:22 April
2593:Coventry
2503:Coventry
2353:Coventry
2198:The Boar
2150:Museum.
1972:; and a
1914:Wolseley
1748:(23.96)
1679:Average
1294:Whitnash
1289:parish.
1179:Whitnash
1134:district
1132:(town),
931:Georgian
879:. Major
761:founded
732:Tamworth
693:Mercians
572:and the
558:Georgian
550:Medieval
543:Whitnash
531:Coventry
513:and the
242:District
5441:Warwick
5395:Schools
5375:Museums
5365:History
5198:Warwick
5188:Southam
5120:Warwick
5007:Wroxall
4932:Honiley
4922:Haseley
4877:Barford
4793:Emscote
4782:Warwick
4655:towns,
4394:3 April
4371:3 April
3768:3 April
3741:8 April
3563:2 April
2965:2 April
2728:Germany
2259:Schools
2175:BBC CWR
2126:in the
2104:Museums
1948:Culture
1872:Economy
1819:, 0.3%
1817:African
1804:, 0.1%
1800:, 0.4%
1798:Chinese
1796:, 0.8%
1765:At the
1743:(2.27)
1738:(1.98)
1733:(2.16)
1728:(2.27)
1723:(2.22)
1718:(1.76)
1713:(2.11)
1708:(1.94)
1703:(1.77)
1698:(1.78)
1693:(1.57)
1688:(2.12)
1664:(16.7)
1659:(21.7)
1654:(28.0)
1649:(35.1)
1644:(36.0)
1639:(28.9)
1634:(27.0)
1629:(20.1)
1604:(41.9)
1599:(35.1)
1594:(37.8)
1589:(43.7)
1584:(48.7)
1579:(52.2)
1574:(52.3)
1569:(48.4)
1564:(43.2)
1559:(38.5)
1554:(36.3)
1549:(33.4)
1544:(33.6)
1534:(57.2)
1529:(45.9)
1524:(49.6)
1519:(57.4)
1514:(65.1)
1509:(71.4)
1504:(72.3)
1499:(66.9)
1494:(61.7)
1489:(55.0)
1484:(50.4)
1479:(45.5)
1474:(44.6)
1464:(97.0)
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