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1161: 1874: 1616: 41: 1157:. There are seven business estates in and around the town: Gore Cross Business Park (6.1 hectares or 15 acres), St Andrews Trading Estate (2.4 hectares or 5.9 acres), North Mills Trading Estate (2.2 hectares or 5.4 acres), St Michael's Trading Estate (1.8 hectares or 4.4 acres), Dreadnought Trading Estate (1.6 hectares or 4.0 acres), Pineapple Business Park (1 hectare or 2.5 acres) and Old Laundry/Sea Road North (0.55 hectares or 1.4 acres). 1153:. Several firms in the town continue Bridport's heritage of rope and netmaking: Gundry Bridport Ltd manufacture rope and nets, AmSafe – formed by the industrial division of Gundry Bridport in 1979 – specialise in the design and manufacture of textile safety products for aerospace and defence, and Edwards Sports Products, operating in the town since 1884, manufacture sport nets for major events. Other companies in the town include Palmer's Brewery (JC & RH Palmer Ltd) and valve-manufacturer 388: 75: 1769: 56: 1267: 798: 596: 1113: 82: 1539:. The busiest main route in the Bridport area is the A35 west of the town at Miles Cross, which in 2012 had an average of 15,200 vehicles per day – this was an 85% increase over vehicle numbers in 1983, but a 3% decrease compared to 2007. Other main routes around the town have experienced similar changes. Bridport is quite some distance from the 956:, are also mostly of Bridport Sand capped by Inferior Oolite, with the Beacon Limestone outcropping near their base and the undifferentiated sands closer to the town. To the south east however, the faults running east from the lower Brit Valley are associated with a change to slightly younger material, mostly calcareous mudstones and sandstones ( 1839: 1601:, although travelling beyond Beaminster often involves a change. In 2017 Dorset County Council cut all rural bus subsidies in the area and so most of the surrounding villages are not served by scheduled services, with the exception of buses provided mainly for school transport but upon which the public is allowed to travel. 260: 1809:
in Bothenhampton. The seventeen Grade II* structures are: Bridport Museum, The Chantry and Daniel Taylor's almshouses (and wall of the Friends' burial place) in South Street; No. 34 and Granville House in West Street; the Literary and Scientific Institute (the old library), Granby House Masonic Hall,
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stated that "in the best possible meaning of the word Bridport has always been an industrial town, and its industries always had a connection with the countryside and the sea Bridport has not had any industrial revolution. It has not blasted the countryside, and it has escaped the worst depressions.
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in the area, including the Mangerton Fault, which is aligned SSW-NNE and runs from West Bay up the valleys of the River Brit and Mangerton River. This intersects with several E-W faults, including three in the lower Brit Valley, between Bothenhampton and West Bay, that run east, and two, north of the
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In 2012 there were 4,900 people employed in Bridport, 59% of whom were employed full-time and 41% part-time. The most important types of employment were distribution, accommodation and food (39% of non-agricultural employment), public administration, education and health (20%), production (18%) and
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miles (2.4 km) inland from the English Channel at West Bay. The town centre is sited between the small River Brit and its tributary the Asker, about 800 yards (730 m) north of their confluence, at an altitude of 10–15 metres (33–49 ft). Another small tributary, the River Simene, also
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Local artists in Bridport and the surrounding area open up their studios as part of Bridport Open Studios, which marked its 15th year in 2013. The event takes place over the three days of the August Bank Holiday weekend and over 100 artists participate. The popularity of the event has led to three
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and Fay Weldon. Bridport Food Festival is held in late June at Asker Meadow. It showcases locally produced foods for which the area is well known. The Food Festival week concludes with the Round Table Beer Festival. Since 2010, there has been an annual Hat Festival which takes place in 'Bucky Doo
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for a market town, thus 'Brideport' may have described the market town belonging to or associated with Bredy. At a later date, in a reversal of a more typical derivation, the town lent its name to the river on which it stood; previously this had been the River Wooth, but it became the River Brit.
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The Lyric Theatre, which reopened in 2010, hosts quirky theatre, puppetry, comedy, clowning and music. It is also the base of children's theatre company Stuff and Nonsense. Bridport Museum, located in South Street, includes an extensive exhibition of the town's long history of rope-making.
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The population of Bridport in 1841 was 4,787. During the 19th century Bridport's population grew little, unlike many Dorset towns, although many sturdy buildings were constructed at this time, showing that at least parts of the population remained prosperous. In 1857 the
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was founded in the 13th century though much of it dates from the 15th century and it was substantially restored and altered in the 19th century. There is a 17th-century brass in St. Catherine's Chapel that commemorates Edward Coker who was killed in 1685 during the
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that covers a continuous 96 miles (154 km) of coastline in Dorset and neighbouring east Devon. Chesil beach starts at Portland and ends at West Bay. The east pier of West Bay is at the east end of Chesil beach. All of the town is also within the
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to a new terminus on the coast at Bridport Harbour, which was renamed West Bay as part of attempts to promote it as a resort. The West Bay extension closed to passengers in 1930 and all traffic in 1962. The entire Bridport line closed in 1975.
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more open events in November, Easter and May. The biggest artist led venue is the St Michael's Studio complex on the St Michael's Trading Estate. It provides studios for 25 artists and attracted over 700 visitors to the 2009 event.
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A Water Polo section has junior and senior teams competing in the Dorset Water Polo League. Water Polo matches are held in summer in the outer harbour at West Bay, continuing a tradition dating back to 1898. The area also hosts a
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In the 21st century, Bridport's arts scene has contributed to the town becoming increasingly popular with people from outside the locality. It has an arts centre, theatre, library, cinema and museum, and several annual events.
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Square' for a weekend every September. An annual Christmas Tree Festival is held every December in the United Church. Over sixty trees are decorated by local and national charities, with visitors able to make donations.
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No.9 and the walls to the garden behind No.74 in East Street; Nos.133–139 (one structure) and the Church of St Swithun in North Allington; Nos. 27 and 29 (one structure) in West Allington; Downe Hall in Rawles Way; the
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for their historical or architectural interest. Three of these are listed as Grade I (the designation of highest significance), seventeen are Grade II*, and the rest are Grade II. The three Grade I structures are
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was opened, which joined the town with the existing national rail network. This benefitted the town's textile industry and brought cheaper goods such as coal to the area. In 1884 the line was extended from
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Bridport has one community website, Bridport Radio, which uses a newspaper style format. It mixes local information with comedic made-up news stories. The site allows users to comment on local subjects.
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is played while people dance in the street. The funfair is also open late. On the following night a torchlight procession takes place, with 1,500 torches carried 2 miles from the town centre to a
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in this area, called 'Brydian', which is generally accepted as referring to Bridport. 'Brydian' means 'place at the (River) Bride', and this name may have come from an earlier burh in the
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recorded that the disease "almost stripped the seaports of Dorset of their inhabitants". Around this time the town was also subjected to attacks by raiding French and Spanish forces.
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Melplash Show, described by its organisers as "the South West’s premier agricultural exhibition", is held annually on the showground at West Bay on the Thursday before the August
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and participants race in homemade rafts and usually wear fancy dress. It has been run for over forty years and attracts thousands of spectators, with money raised for the RNLI.
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Bridport sent two members to Parliament. In the 14th and 15th centuries, like other Dorset coastal towns, Bridport suffered heavy losses due to frequent outbreaks of the
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visited the Friends in the town in 1655 and said, "A fine Meeting there is there." The Bridport Quaker Meeting still meets for worship on Sunday and Wednesday mornings.
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The Electric Palace Cinema has occupied its existing site since 1926. It closed down in 1999 but an ensuing campaign to 'Save the Palace' resulted in the building being
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chapel and adjacent schoolroom on South Street and converted them into a theatre and art gallery—named the Allsop Gallery in memory of broadcaster and local resident
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a few miles to the east, which perhaps was abandoned or not completed in favour of the harbour site at Bridport. A probable location for an earlier burh is at
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Other one-day events include the West Bay Wallow, a charity swim event in which participants often wear fancy dress, organised by the Bridport Round Table on
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records, in 2014 the proportion of homes within Bridport's built-up area that were second homes was 4.8%. The figure for Bridport parish alone was 5.6%.
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town centre, that run west. The land beneath the town centre and to the west and southwest (around the neighbourhood of Skilling) is mostly Eype Clay, a
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Bridport holds a number of festivals. The Bridport Literary Festival has been running since 2005 and has played host to literary figures such as
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in Bridport are Bridport Primary School, St Mary's CE VC Primary School, St Catherine's RC Primary School and Symondsbury CE VC Primary School.
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the population of the built-up area of Bridport was 13,568. The 2012 mid-year estimate of the population of Bridport's built-up area is 14,697.
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in Dorchester. There are daily buses running to these schools from Bridport. Further and higher education in the region is provided by
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Bridport holds an annual carnival on the third Saturday in August. The main feature is a carnival parade of floats, walking acts and
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ordered that Bridport make "as many ropes for ships both large and small and as many cables as you can". The raw materials needed,
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West Bay is the nearest port to Bridport. West Bay harbour was used by ships carrying cargoes of timber during part of the 1970s.
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British Geological Survey (2005), 1:50 000 Series, England & Wales Sheet 327 (Bridport, Bedrock & Superficial Deposits),
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added about twenty years later. Older buildings can be found in South Street, and include the 13th-century St. Mary's
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of 20 members elected from 5 wards representing neighbourhoods of the town. At the upper level, Bridport is part of
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chapel in Rax Lane; Berry Farmhouse on Lower Walditch Lane; Messrs Norman goods warehouse in West Bay; and the new
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area, a protected landscape designation of national significance. The town's most notable landmark is the conical
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is the town's only secondary school. It is located on the outskirts of the town and serves ages 11 to 18. The
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West Street in 1960; Bridport's wide main street is a result of the town's history as a rope-making centre
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was formed covering the same area as the former district and its parish. In 2019 Bridport became part of
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The nearest port with scheduled passenger services is Poole. The nearest international airports are
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Bridport contains several neighbourhoods, some of which used to be separate villages. These include
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Premier Division. The club was founded in 1885 and the home ground is St. Mary's Field. The town's
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Within the parishes of Bridport, Allington, Bradpole and Bothenhampton are 514 structures that are
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when on 16 June 1685, 40 cavalry and 400 foot soldiers, commanded for Monmouth, moved on from
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club is Bridport RFC. Bridport & West Dorset Golf Club is situated atop of the east cliff at
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as "a prize really worth fighting for in terms of prestige and genuine literary accomplishment".
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church, St Mary's, was outnumbered by non-Church-of-England establishments by seven to one. The
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before being bought by a new owner and refurbished to include a digital projector, auditorium
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Bridport's name probably derives from another location nearby. In the early 10th century the
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Perhaps this accounts for the fact that it has always been famous for good food and drink".
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it became one of the four most important settlements in Dorset – the other three being
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The National Cyclopaedia of Useful Knowledge, Vol III, London, 1847, Charles Knight, p.805
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Many buildings in Bridport, particularly in the main street, date from the 18th century.
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were abolished and merged with Bridport, part of Allington also went to Symondsbury.
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the population of Bridport's built-up area was 13,568. The town is twinned with
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course. Bridport Barracudas Swimming Club is based at Bridport Leisure Centre.
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and a digital relay transmitter based at Highlands End. Local radio includes
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The Defence of Wessex: The Burghal Hidage and Anglo-Saxon Fortifications
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The Defence of Wessex: The Burghal Hidage and Anglo-Saxon Fortifications
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bar. It reopened in 2007 and in March 2009 hosted the world premiere of
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construction (9%), with the remaining 14% accounted for by finance,
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unitary authority area. The rural hinterland around the town formed
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6th hole, Port Coombe at the Bridport & West Dorset Golf Club
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originated in the early 1970s when local activists bought an old
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Notable people connected with Bridport and its environs include
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List of rural districts formed in England and Wales 1894–1974
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court, one of 27 in the UK. Hyde court, near the village of
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recorded that the town was called 'Brideport'; 'port' is
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and other services. Major employers in the area include
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with the nearest motorway access at junction 25 of the
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The geology of Bridport comprises rocks formed in the
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In the UK national parliament, Bridport is within the
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recorded that Bridport had 120 houses in the reign of
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Bennet Copplestone, used the area in his 1922 novel
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Bridport has been associated with the production of
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Dorset Life, January 2009. Retrieved 4 October 2019
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The hills east of the town, around 282: 270: 258: 244: 232: 212: 180: 162: 144: 7: 4128:Stanford, Peter (18 December 2020). 4107:"Bridport, home is where the art is" 3867:"133–139, North Allington, Bridport" 3559:"Parish Church of St Mary, Bridport" 3312:"Who dunnit TV drama stars West Bay" 3224:"Annual Events in the West Bay Area" 1902:and rock musician singer-songwriter 1567:Bridport – Maiden Newton branch line 1478:The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin 731:. At the lower level, Bridport is a 424:miles (2.4 km) inland from the 4302:Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 2366:"The man behind Bridport's railway" 1003:coastal weather observation point. 455:The town features as Port Bredy in 3402:National Heritage List for England 3337:Who dunnit TV drama stars West Bay 3139:. Real West Dorset. Archived from 3108:Gerryts, Rene (19 December 2013). 3003:. Literature Works. Archived from 2118:The Batsford Colour Book of Dorset 1441:'s Channel 4 television programme 1284:'s novels, and is the setting for 747:(which also includes neighbouring 648:1,200 men from the local royalist 14: 4080:"Arthur, Viscount Lee of Fareham" 3803:. Bridport Area Development Trust 3245:Tourgout, James (1 August 2012). 2599:. Natural England. Archived from 549:, and by the subsequent reign of 4458:List of civil parishes in Dorset 3955:"Berry Farmhouse, Bothenhampton" 3845:"Church of St Swithun, Bridport" 3318:. Newsquest Media (Southern) Ltd 3253:. Newsquest Media (Southern) Ltd 3026:Burton-Page, Tony (April 2007). 2973:Tony Burton-Page (August 2010). 2890:Wallis, Lucy (15 January 2014). 2479:A Vision of Britain through Time 2200:Hammond, Reginald J. W. (1979). 1984:"The Burghal Hidage place-names" 1930:grew up in Bridport and painter 1745:chapel on South Street, now the 1724:Society of Friends Meeting House 1551:, 32 miles (51 km) away via the 1394:and published on Thursdays. The 839:, 33 miles (53 km) east of 781:On 1 April 2024 the parishes of 751:) elects 3 of the 82 members to 620:. At the end of the war in 1651 81: 80: 73: 54: 39: 4616:Population of major settlements 4048:. Western Football League. 2015 3372:"About Bridport Quaker Meeting" 3339:Bridport News, 5 September 2012 3310:Bell, Anne (5 September 2012). 3213:Bridport News, 31 December 2008 2387:Varndell, Colin (August 2008). 1164:Saturday market in South Street 444:and it has a long history as a 4001:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3979:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3957:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3935:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3913:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3891:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3869:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3847:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3825:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3781:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3759:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3737:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3715:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3693:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3671:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3649:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3605:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3583:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3561:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3539:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3517:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3495:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3473:. britishlistedbuildings.co.uk 3352:. Bridport Team Ministry. 2013 3064:Guttridge, Roger (June 2006). 2960:The Observer, 18 February 2007 2718:Office for National Statistics 2689:Office for National Statistics 2660:Office for National Statistics 2631:Office for National Statistics 2559:"Dorset Registration District" 2120:. B. T. Batsford. p. 18. 1535:, and the B3157 coast road to 624:briefly stayed in the town at 557:; one 14th-century account by 322:https://www.bridport-tc.gov.uk 1: 4236:The Telegraph, 17 March 2007. 4105:Churchill, Nick (June 2013). 3627:. Bridport Museum Trust. 2014 801:The Jurassic cliffs, West Bay 3933:"Unitarian Chapel, Bridport" 3211:Wallow in and get out quick! 3188:Bell, Anne (26 April 2013). 3028:"Bridport's Electric Palace" 2229:. 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(1996). 1633:The Sir John Colfox Academy 1439:Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall 115:OS grid reference 28:Human settlement in England 4753: 4696:Grade II* listed buildings 3823:"9, East Street, Bridport" 3779:"Public Library, Bridport" 3300:The Times, 18 October 2009 2857:Farmers' Markets in Dorset 1733:Bridport has a history of 1415:Stockland Hill Transmitter 1302:The Treasure of Golden Cap 1294:Frederick Harcourt Kitchin 1091: 1020: 968:), with small outcrops of 916:, overlain by superficial 831:miles (25 km) SSW of 758:In 1835 Bridport became a 727:Bridport has two-tiers of 692:The town gave its name to 18: 4691:Grade II listed buildings 4067:Tennis for Real in Dorset 3051:Dorset Echo, 3 March 2009 2786:. nationalarchives.gov.uk 2259:Clarke, Nigel J. (1985). 2204:. Ward Lock. p. 31. 1722:Opposite the church is a 1677:Kingston Maurward College 1583:West of England Main Line 990:Dorset National Landscape 327: 295: 255: 68: 53: 38: 21:Bridport (disambiguation) 4737:Civil parishes in Dorset 4686:Grade I listed buildings 2956:20 February 2007 at the 2714:Neighbourhood Statistics 2685:Neighbourhood Statistics 2656:Neighbourhood Statistics 2627:Neighbourhood Statistics 2048:. burtonbradstock.org.uk 1803:Parish Church of St Mary 1563:Bridport railway station 741:Dorset unitary authority 632:after his defeat at the 4154:. Bridport Town Council 3647:"The Chantry, Bridport" 3169:. Melplash Show Society 3116:. Newsquest Media Group 2758:"Bridport town profile" 2454:gi.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk 2148:. Bridport Museum Trust 1852:Western Football League 1807:Holy Trinity Old Church 1772:St Mary's parish church 1499:who lives in Bridport. 1249:, a new restaurant and 776:Bridport Rural District 745:Bridport electoral ward 628:as he sought to escape 482:Bridport's origins are 16:Town in Dorset, England 4732:Market towns in Dorset 4203:Bettey, J. H. (1974). 4109:. Dorset Life Magazine 4021:"George Inn, Bridport" 3911:"Downe Hall, Bridport" 3298:Townies in the country 3068:. Dorset Life Magazine 3030:. Dorset Life Magazine 3001:literatureworks.org.uk 2977:. Dorset Life Magazine 2391:. Dorset Life Magazine 2368:. Dorset Life Magazine 2044:Bailey, C. J. (1982). 1878: 1843: 1773: 1681:Bournemouth University 1657:Colyton Grammar School 1620: 1400:also serves Bridport. 1273: 1211:Culture, art and media 1165: 1117: 802: 646:where they encountered 630:Parliamentarian forces 609: 486:. During the reign of 436:and its tributary the 392: 235:Postcode district 165:Ceremonial county 147:Unitary authority 4229:Bridport Town Council 4084:westminster-abbey.org 3625:"The Museum Building" 3537:"Town Hall, Bridport" 2975:"Bridport's arts hub" 2309:Whiles, John (1985). 2284:Tincey, John (2005). 2225:Gant, Roland (1980). 1876: 1841: 1826:stayed on his way to 1771: 1618: 1495:, and was written by 1314:Elizabeth Jane Howard 1269: 1163: 1143:Dorset County Council 1115: 800: 671:and the 16th-century 598: 472:Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue 390: 4025:www.closedpubs.co.uk 3192:. bridportnews.co.uk 2997:"The Bridport Prize" 2527:. legislation.gov.uk 2146:bridportmuseum.co.uk 1747:Bridport Arts Centre 1665:Thomas Hardye School 1649:The Woodroffe School 1591:South West Main Line 1575:Heart of Wessex Line 1318:Victoria Glendinning 1271:Bridport Arts Centre 1220:Bridport Arts Centre 1202:R J Balson & Son 714:Member of Parliament 543:Edward the Confessor 278:Dorset and Wiltshire 215:Sovereign state 19:For other uses, see 4701:Scheduled monuments 4323:(cities in italics) 4295:Unitary authorities 3143:on 13 February 2015 3066:"Literary Bridport" 2415:museumsdatabase.com 2116:John Hyams (1975). 1910:. American painter 1816:Holy Trinity Church 1541:UK motorway network 1447:and the BBC dramas 1419:Greatest Hits Radio 985:World Heritage Site 974:Kellaways Formation 970:Cornbrash limestone 805:Bridport is in the 778:from 1894 to 1974. 667:, the 14th-century 634:Battle of Worcester 366: /  4420:Sturminster Newton 4197:General references 3430:on 27 January 2013 3316:bridportnews.co.uk 3251:bridportnews.co.uk 3167:melplashshow.co.uk 2810:amsafebridport.com 2504:legislation.gov.uk 2177:Portrait of Dorset 1879: 1844: 1818:in Bothenhampton. 1799:Bridport Town Hall 1774: 1697:Monmouth Rebellion 1621: 1403:Bridport receives 1274: 1256:The Young Victoria 1166: 1118: 811:South West England 803: 712:. As of 2024, the 698:Bridport, Tasmania 686:Bridport's station 657:Bridport Town Hall 610: 600:Bridport Town Hall 440:. Its origins are 393: 370:50.7336°N 2.7584°W 301:UK Parliament 247:Dialling code 47:Bridport Town Hall 4709: 4708: 4645:English Civil War 4321:Major settlements 4306:areas and suburbs 4281:Ceremonial county 3007:on 12 August 2016 2923:. 4 November 2011 2812:. 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