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The
Experience' by new owners in 2005, and further alterations in the same year saw the construction of a new section entitled 'World of Wheels', which displayed an array of vintage and unusual vehicles. However, the attraction announced its closure in late 2009 as a result of falling visitor numbers and the increasing costs of running and maintaining the site. It was closed for good on 3 January 2010, and most of the vast collection of taxidermy pieces, historical artefacts and vehicles was auctioned off in April 2010.
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Trail passes through the town along
Doctors Lane, Cross Street, High Street and Quay Lane (Wall Lane) then along the top of the embankment to St Urian's Copse. There are 71 other footpaths, by-ways and bridle paths in the civil parish area and organised parties of walkers may often be seen meeting at
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Another notable town attraction was the
Brading Waxworks, a museum and waxworks exhibition housed in a Tudor pub (named the "Crown") built by Germaine Richardes who victualled the English fleet. The waxworks first opened in 1965, under the ownership of Graham Osborn-smith. It was renamed 'Brading:
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of Wessex killed the pagan population "with merciless slaughter" and replaced them with his own
Christian followers, dedicating a quarter of the Isle of Wight to Wilfrid and the Church. Wilfrid would thus have been literally preaching to the converted because everyone else was dead. This legend was
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stands near to the church. There is no record of the earliest Town Hall, but an entry in The Court Leet Book 1729 refers to the assessment of one shilling rate, and also a subscription towards building a new Town Hall, Market House and Prison, so it is likely it was completed around 1730. This new
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The main street of
Brading contains most of the facilities expected of a large village, or in Brading's case, small town. There are four pubs; The Bugle Inn where the sea almost met the High Street when Brading Haven was a major port, the Wheatsheaf Inn which faces the Bull Ring, The Kynges Well
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A large wooden carving of a bull decorates the
Bullring. This is by local artist Paul Sivell. Another of his works is an approximately 10-foot wooden statue of the goddess Diana positioned in the woods above Brading at Kelly's Copse entitled "For Camilla". This commemorates the murder of a Danish
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Until the 16th century the port was active. Ships lay alongside at the quay behind the Bugle Inn in the High Street. Ships came into
Brading Haven for shelter and for provisions, particularly water, which was of a high quality. The north-eastern part of the haven was closed off by an embankment
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The railway station building, as well as remaining an operational railway station has been restored as a café, railway memorabilia shop and small rail museum. The non-operational signal box has been restored to the state it may have been in during the steam era. It is staffed by volunteers.
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Brading has many attractions to tempt the visitor, quite apart from the natural beauty of the area. These include the
Lilliput Doll and Toy Museum; The Roman Villa at Morton with its protective cover (new in 2004) and interpretation centre.
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Throughout the Middle Ages various attempts were made to drain off the rest of the harbour; for it had gradually become silted up and, except for the main channel of the river, was too shallow to be of any commercial use. Sir
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chapel is near the centre. There is a small supermarket, a post office, a newsagent, several other specialist shops,a hairdresser's and a fish and chip shop. In addition to these facilities, there is
Brading Primary School.
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The town possesses a gun. It is a brass piece, made in 1549 by the Owine
Brothers, John and Robert, so that the town might be defended from French invasion. The gun was never used in action, but was taken to the top of
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in 1832 so that it could be fired to celebrate the passing of the Reform Bill. Unfortunately it exploded and split, putting a stop to celebrations for the day. It is currently kept at the coach house at
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known in those days as Consumption, on January 30, 1799. Her death affected Rev Legh greatly. Her grave can be found in St Mary's Churchyard, Brading & her cottage in The Mall, Brading.
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south of the town, and Roman relics discovered locally, indicate that this was an important seaport 2,000 years ago. Signs of prehistoric activity have also been found on
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the distinction of being a seaport without any sea. Losing access to the sea caused Brading to decline in importance and prevented the sort of growth enjoyed by
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in 1548 refers to the previous charter granted by Edward I. This charter allowed the town to hold two annual fairs. Nowadays the fair is called
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beauty spot. From the north side of the hill it is possible to look over the town towards the mainland. From further up visitors can see the
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completed in 1594, much of which is still present. Ships would then tie up at the far end of Quay Lane on the other side of the embankment.
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parliamentary constituency covering the whole island, until it was divided into two constituencies in 2024. Now the town is a part of the
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A devout young Christian girl who attended the Reverend's weekly Sunday school at St Mary's Church, Brading. Her story is told in Rev
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exchange student by a sex attacker from Gosport in 2002. Many local people have added plastic flowers and stuffed toys as tribute.
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came to the island during the 680s, landed at Brading, preached there to the islanders, and began the conversion of the Island.
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800:. The southern fringes of Brading are also on the Island's circular cycle route used for the annual "Bicycle Island Randonée".
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is free and open to visitors all year round. Notable species include marsh harriers, red squirrels and cetti's warbler.
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named the Yarbridge Inn (known for many years as the Anglers Inn) which is famous for its selection of real ales.
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building remained until 1876 when it was restored to its present state, and then contained the Free Town Library.
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1108:"Brading Old Town Hall and Jail. Built in 1730. Photograph prior to 1876 when it was restored. CB 034"
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called Brading, St. Helens and Bembridge. At the 2011 census the population of this ward was 6,935.
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Review of Brading Station café and attraction, Matt and Cat's Isle of Wight Eating Out Guide 2012
1368:"Brading The Experience of a Lifetime – Visiting Brading - Brading Town Council in Isle of Wight"
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Because of its status as a town, Brading has a mayor and an elected town council.
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Office of National Statistics: QS102EW - Population density
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1196:"7 reasons to visit popular Isle of Wight town of Brading"
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1270:"Brading, St. Helens and Bembridge ward population 2011"
1042:"English Parishes & Welsh Communities N&C 2004"
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List of current places of worship on the Isle of Wight
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2586:List of civil parishes on the Isle of Wight
1370:. Bradingtowncouncil.org.uk. Archived from
869:The former Brading Waxworks in August 2010.
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1110:. Brading Community Archive. 31 March 2020
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1248:"The gun shed in 1983 before restoration"
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742:Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
16:Town on the Isle of Wight, United Kingdom
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1596:List of civil parishes in Isle of Wight
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433:Brading Church, in an 1820s lithograph
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640:The Statue adjacent to the Bull Ring.
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2617:Civil parishes in the Isle of Wight
2581:List of places on the Isle of Wight
1048:from the original on 9 January 2007
1139:National Heritage List for England
712:Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
497:The charter granted to Brading by
45:The Bugle Inn, Brading High Street
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1887:Calbourne, Newtown and Porchfield
1222:"Man charged with student murder"
698:View of Brading from Brading Down
386:and other outlying areas between
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1184:. Reeves and Turner. p. xi.
877:The Sundial, Brading, circa 1910
717:Brading Down is a viewpoint and
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1419:. Island Pulse. Archived from
1316:"Field system on Brading Down"
1164:Isle of Wight pictures website
1096:Isle of Wight pictures website
644:Set in the ground outside the
414:parish some thirty years ago.
362:The ancient 'Kynges Towne' of
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1415:Coles, John (14 April 2010).
823:the station or the Bullring.
1674:Parliamentary constituencies
1396:. Iwcp.co.uk. 8 January 2010
1338:"Southern Vectis route list"
1160:Picture of Brading Bull Ring
973:The House of Hidden Treasure
740:nature reserve is the first
543:parliamentary constituency.
486:Royal charter and governance
1709:Places of worship (current)
1457:Brading Day Community Event
1250:. Brading Community Archive
1092:Brading Roman Villa picture
579:So Brading now shares with
263:Hampshire and Isle of Wight
251:Hampshire and Isle of Wight
116:OS grid reference
28:Human settlement in England
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2612:Towns on the Isle of Wight
1714:Places of worship (former)
1200:Isle of Wight County Press
899:St. Mary's Church, Brading
560:, who had constructed the
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2035:Alverstone Garden Village
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1724:Grade I listed buildings
533:Great Reform Act of 1832
366:is the main town of the
99:1,906 (2021 Census)
1942:Newport and Carisbrooke
1932:Nettlestone and Seaview
1897:Chillerton and Gatcombe
1467:Old pictures of Brading
770:Brading railway station
682:Brading is part of the
410:was transferred to the
110:134/km (350/sq mi)
994:(1893–1918), cricketer
978:The Victorian diarist
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529:Westminster Parliament
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220:Postcode district
150:Ceremonial county
132:Unitary authority
1922:Havenstreet and Ashey
1531:Isle of Wight Council
1031:retrieved 30 May 2017
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19:For the surname, see
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1462:Brading Town Council
1175:Long, W. H. (1888).
950:'Little' Jane Squibb
853:Features of the town
200:Sovereign state
76:Location within the
1800:Settlements on the
1541:(cities in italics)
1525:Unitary authorities
1348:on 30 November 2009
928:Non-League football
523:, and returned two
454:Brading Roman Villa
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1947:Niton and Whitwell
1318:. Historic England
958:Annals Of The Poor
938:Famous connections
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1511:Ceremonial county
992:Frederick Trumble
932:Brading Town F.C.
922:Sport and leisure
599:The Old Town Hall
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