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Since then, passengers must use stairways connecting an overhead open walkway to access the other three platforms of the station, making them inaccessible to passengers with mobility impairments. The
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The building was either loved and hated by residents who either viewed the building as a community asset or as a blight on the town that split the town in two (due to the size of the site). The building was often called a "spaceship" and, when redevelopment plans were released, a "farewell" ceremony
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site. Only the earth mound remains of the Norman castle, though the Saxon tower still stands as central to the rebuilt church, clad in the early 19th century 'Anglo-Norman' style. Next door to the church is a house built in 1729 which later became the vicarage; the front door has stonework from the
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football club. The stand, built in 1899, is believed to be the oldest covered football stand in the world. It was set to be demolished by
September 2006 because its owners wished to redevelop the site for housing and a community park. The development went ahead and a replica stand now sits on the
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A "toy town" wooden ticket office that stood on the railway bridge, facing out onto
Stratford Road, with steps leading down to the platform was actually the third location for a station in Wolverton. The original temporary stop was on the embankment above Wolverton Park, a larger station and
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The site of an Anglo-Saxon building has been dated to the 400s at
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refreshment rooms were soon built at a location behind what is now Glyn Square. In the 1880s the main line was re-routed to the east to allow for expansion and the current station site has been in use since. The wooden station stood here for over 100 years, however
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The manor of
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Wolverton was built with a park (Victoria Park) with a cricket ground, an expanse of allotments for the country people who became railway works employees, and access to the footpaths to the north and south. An extensive section of the
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The Agora Centre was built by the Milton Keynes
Development Corporation in 1978 to replace the old market hall on Creed Street. The Agora Centre was known for its shops as well as regular roller-disco events throughout the 1980s.
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for the railways. One of the houses was the residence of the station master for
Wolverton. Now the foundations and cellars of two of these houses have been excavated and form a feature in the “Secret Garden”.
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was held for the building at the 2019 Wolverton
Lantern Festival where the "Agoran" aliens (represented by remote-controlled robots) returned to the Agora and shut the shutters for the final time.
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The Agora Centre was demolished in 2022 and is due to be replaced with a development that reinstates the original Victorian road structure and plans to include 86 new properties and 8 shops.
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flood plain to the north of Wolverton has been excavated for sand and gravel and the resulting area developed into a nature reserve of flood-tolerant trees, called the Flood Plain Forest.
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residents felt was missing from the largely industrial area. It is maintained by volunteers and hosts outdoor music events in the summer months. It is open to all throughout the year.
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and were forced to find other work or starve. Thus Old Wolverton was reduced from about thirty peasant families in the mid-16th century to almost none, within the space of a century.
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Wolverton Town Cricket Club: the club plays in Divisions 2 and 6 of The Oxford Times Cherwell League and play their home matches at the Cricket Ground on Osborne Street.
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of Wolverton in 2006; this was partly initiated through the finding of letters from a 16-year-old soldier from Wolverton named Albert French. He is buried in
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on the road bridge over the railway. But the new station was built at the platform level, starting in the summer of 2011 and completed in the summer of 2012.
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in the early 17th century, only field markings remain of the medieval settlement. Modern Wolverton is a new settlement founded in the early 19th century as a
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parish church was built in 1843 to serve the new town centre: like the Church of the Holy Trinity in Old Wolverton, it is a
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Wulfhere's People: a conversion-period Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Wolverton, Milton Keynes.
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1800:"Buckinghamshire IX (includes: Castlethorpe; Cosgrove; Old Stratford; Wolverton.)"
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remain, along with two village ponds. The desertion of Old Wolverton was due to
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demolished it in 1991, putting a "temporary" unit on platform one instead.
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settlement just north and west of today's town. This site is now known as
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Geoffrey Ealden; Anna McEvoy; Julia Newman; Andra Roach; Peter Smith.
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pattern of agriculture can still be seen in the nearby fields.
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on parts of its route). The town is also served by some major
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coat of arms, and pieces from the earlier church building. A
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1182:"Local Area Report – Wolverton and Greenleys CP (E04012197)"
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Wolverton castle, deserted village and monastic grange.
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from 1894 to 1919, which also contained the parishes of
1880:"Bus and Taxi, Bus Timetables, Maps and Travel Updates"
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Another Agora Centre is currently open for business in
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1942:"Population statistics Wolverton CP/AP through time"
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1848:"Mayor reveals plaque at Wolverton train station"
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833:Previously the garden was the site of several
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2009:Wolverton Words at the Living Archive project
1825:WOLVERTON REGENERATION STRATEGY 30 MARCH 2004
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2236:List of civil parishes in Buckinghamshire
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1806:. 1:10,560. National Library of Scotland
1804:OS Six-inch England and Wales, 1842–1952
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1359:A History of the County of Buckingham
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1289:Hills, Catherine (24 October 2019).
999:, about 3 miles (4.8 km) away.
1967:"North Bucks Registration District"
1922:from the original on 1 January 2024
1271:Hancock, A J; Zeepvat, R J (2018).
1067:Potterspury Rural Sanitary District
941:For accessing national routes, the
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1946:A Vision of Britain through Time
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1779:. Milton Keynes: Living Archive
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546:. The original Wolverton was a
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1213:. Institute for Name-Studies,
1190:Office for National Statistics
736:Church of St George the Martyr
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595:Lord Chief Justice of Ireland
2779:A14 bridge, River Great Ouse
2775:Godmanchester Chinese Bridge
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1777:"Wolverton's Second Station"
1469:at the site of the MK Museum
1246:Museum of London Archaeology
1007:did not nominate it to be a
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1405:History of Northamptonshire
1355:"Parishes : Wolverton"
876:, 2012), at the Grand Union
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150:OS grid reference
127:Show map of Buckinghamshire
36:Human settlement in England
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2100:Milton Keynes City Council
2037:– Wolverton Urban District
1885:Milton Keynes City Council
1766:– Accessed 7 December 2007
1419:information point on site.
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1830:22 February 2014 at the
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1458:For the Royal Train see
1367:Constable & Co. Ltd.
1215:University of Nottingham
1159:History of Milton Keynes
752:Historic football ground
681:Wolverton carriage works
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1762:18 January 2016 at the
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1301:The Antiquaries Journal
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174:Wolverton and Greenleys
1517:Discover Milton Keynes
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1853:Milton Keynes Citizen
1836:Milton Keynes Council
1757:Mapley family history
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1005:Milton Keynes Council
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1653:. English Heritage.
1111:Wolverton Bowls Club
993:West Coast Main Line
987:The town is home to
872:′Reaching Forward′ (
536:Old English language
534:The town name is an
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397:52.06250°N 0.81667°W
252:Sovereign state
2111:(cities in italics)
2088:Unitary authorities
2035:A Vision of Britain
1677:"Floodplain forest"
1631:Iron Trunk Aqueduct
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2003:Project Gutenberg
1999:by Samuel Sidney"
1997:Rides on Railways
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1810:6 September
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967:Northampton
707:Royal Train
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2823:Great Ouse
2689:River Lark
2664:River Ivel
2660:(or Lovat)
2653:River Tove
2643:confluence
2619:Littleport
2604:Huntingdon
2542:Buckingham
2510:Flows into
2273:Great Ouse
2179:including
2133:Buckingham
1896:5 February
1742:7 December
1434:Rail Album
1165:References
961:) and the
959:Buckingham
920:grid roads
835:townhouses
565:The Saxon
228:South East
137:Population
85:Mapping ©
2898:Wolverton
2684:River Cam
2669:River Kym
2562:Wolverton
2468:, England
2424:Transport
2318:Wraysbury
2288:Misbourne
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2196:Wolverton
2181:Bletchley
2123:Aylesbury
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1321:0003-5815
1195:1 October
1178:UK Census
1123:Twin town
1059:Calverton
965:(towards
951:Dunstable
947:Towcester
945:(towards
928:Bletchley
862:Transport
846:Education
827:Railtrack
782:Bletchley
695:L & B
610:enclosure
415:Wolverton
385:52°3′45″N
322:Ambulance
262:Post town
115:Wolverton
79:Wolverton
42:Wolverton
29:Wolferton
2767:St Neots
2594:St Neots
2584:Kempston
2537:Brackley
2517:The Wash
2474:Counties
2389:Railways
2218:Wendover
2118:Amersham
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1971:Archived
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1858:Archived
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1736:Archived
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1685:Archived
1655:Archived
1599:Archived
1594:BBC News
1530:19 March
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2755:Bedford
2746:Bedford
2737:Bromham
2719:Harrold
2609:St Ives
2589:Bedford
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2384:Museums
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1377:8 March
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622:pasture
517:History
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2808:Severn
2757:bypass
2739:bypass
2730:bridge
2728:Turvey
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2399:Places
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2246:Rivers
2168:Marlow
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740:A new
571:Norman
468:, the
298:Police
220:Region
2857:Tweed
2852:Clyde
2818:Trent
2579:Olney
2303:Thame
2293:Ouzel
2263:Frays
2258:Colne
2253:Chess
2208:Olney
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1256:8 May
1186:Nomis
703:Crewe
657:locks
288:01908
2872:Eden
2867:Nene
2862:Avon
2847:Spey
2837:Ouse
2752:A421
2734:A428
2725:A428
2349:Flag
2313:Tove
2283:Lyde
2268:Gade
2163:Iver
1979:2024
1953:2024
1928:2023
1898:2023
1866:2022
1812:2020
1785:2020
1744:2007
1693:2022
1663:2022
1629:the
1607:2022
1532:2018
1496:2022
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1379:2019
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1277:ISBN
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1197:2019
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1011:and
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963:A508
955:A422
934:and
926:and
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671:and
647:The
455:WUUL
310:Fire
277:MK12
142:2011
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