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Pierrepont family land to developers, who subsequently build all of the Victorian housing on the slopes of Sneinton Dale. This housing was of a higher standard than the previous development, and still stands to this day. The population then grew to a peak of 23,093 in
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borough. The ward boundary mostly runs south of
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which is now the Congregation of Yahweh. The former Albion United Reformed Church also lies within Sneinton. St Mary's and St. George's is the local
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that run throughout the woods. The woods and meadows, unusually close to a city centre, are very popular with local people for
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through the village is Sneinton Dale. Many of the residential streets in Sneinton are named after battles and generals of the
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who lived in Sneinton and filmed some of his early works partly in Sneinton, including
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2433:"Dead rats, burglars and rubbish: why is Sneinton Market in freefall?"
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along the A6011 Meadow Lane which turns into the A612 Manvers Road.
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including walking, mountain biking, and other activities.
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A more recent Sneinton celebrity is the film director
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2297:"Meaning and Origin of the Words. Shire and County"
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2347:"Nottingham Miscellany: Sneinton Hermitage"
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2178:"Nottingham City Council: St Anns Ward"
2025:"Neighbourhood Design Vision: Sneinton"
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2651:"Dales Nottingham 2011 Census Data"
2001:Giga Nottstalgian (28 April 2009).
1718:A Dictionary of British Place-Names
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2831:"Nottinghamshire legends: Bendigo"
2080:"Gentrification- not our problem?"
2057:"Neighbourhood crime league table"
1823:. A Vision of Britain through Time
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2694:Ben Ireland (25 February 2014).
2431:Peter Blackburn (31 July 2013).
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1800:A Vision of Britain through Time
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2605:Alan Lodge (28 November 2006).
2485:"About Sneinton Business Forum"
2249:10.1144/GSL.QJEG.1998.031.P1.02
1842:Denny Plowman (December 1993).
1716:David Mills (20 October 2011).
1645:. Nottingham City Council. 2013
1259:, the parish church of Sneinton
1139:The Sneinton Dragon is a large
447:chieftain "Snot", he named the
1872:The Mathematical Intelligencer
1477:community a place to worship.
711:and Sneinton has been part of
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1774:"Sneinton then and now: Name"
1453:, which is now Catholic, and
968:are nearby on the City Link.
3494:Parliamentary constituencies
2560:. Trails of Ales & Tales
2078:Tom Hughes (14 March 2013).
1207:once ran down Carlton Road.
415:at the top of Belvoir Hill.
344:(pronounced "Snenton") is a
2746:. Pitchero football network
1597:on the former Hermitage pub
1546:Lydia Beardsall, mother of
1421:has traditionally been the
1197:Nottingham Suburban Railway
87:OS grid reference
18:Human settlement in England
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3531:Grade II* listed buildings
2377:. Routledge. p. 166.
1897:Terry Fry (20 July 2008).
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767:type), overlaid on top of
437:that of its near neighbour
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2653:. Nottingham City Council
2412:. Nottinghamshire History
2327:. Nottinghamshire History
2299:. Nottinghamshire History
2272:. Demotix. Archived from
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1748:. Nottinghamshire History
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554:Nottingham Lunatic Asylum
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2724:. BBC News. 22 June 2012
1520:(born 1829), founder of
765:Sherwood Sandstone Group
601:, during which Sneinton
2787:Roy Hattersley (1999).
2408:Robert Mellors (1914).
2323:Robert Mellors (1914).
2295:H H Swinnerton (1910).
1772:Robert Mellors (1914).
1744:Percy Whatnall (1928).
1441:. St. Stephen's is the
948:Nottingham Contemporary
917:Nottingham City Council
792:The Life of King Alfred
701:Nottingham City Council
2744:"Carlton Town History"
2673:"Sneinton: St Stephen"
2558:"A Survey of Sneinton"
1419:religious denomination
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1234:The Nottingham Academy
1193:the Racecourse station
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2816:Nottinghamshire Live
2117:Nottinghamshire Live
1945:Barry Bruff (1990).
1688:Nottinghamshire Live
1671:Nottinghamshire Live
1581:, on Notintone Place
1257:St. Stephen's Church
1080:Public rights of way
1056:Local Nature Reserve
566:industrial accidents
516:Building regulations
407:, and mathematician
171:Sovereign state
3582:Areas of Nottingham
3536:Scheduled monuments
3459:West Bridgford
3402:Mansfield Woodhouse
3335:(cities in italics)
3319:Newark and Sherwood
3275:Unitary authorities
3066:Areas of Nottingham
2537:on 29 November 2014
2491:on 26 November 2013
2190:on 28 December 2014
2158:on 28 December 2014
1135:The Sneinton Dragon
785:Bishop of Sherborne
312: /
3516:Places of interest
3444:Sutton-in-Ashfield
3392:Kirkby-in-Ashfield
2082:. Sneinton Alchemy
2059:. UKCrimeStats.com
1901:. Thoroton Society
1884:10.1007/bf03025884
1522:The Salvation Army
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2798:978-0-316-85161-9
2519:. 8 October 2011.
2384:978-1-136-61695-2
2005:. nottstalgia.com
1956:978-1-85540-026-9
1868:Susan Friedlander
1853:978-0-905634-31-9
1727:978-0-19-960908-6
1543:, then it closed.
1490:Carlton Town F.C.
1427:St. Christopher's
1423:Church of England
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