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Fulney is an area of
Spalding in Lincolnshire, England. It is
located to the
northeast of
Spalding town
centre and is one of the
oldest parts of the town...
- Low
Fulney is a
hamlet in the
South Holland district of Lincolnshire, England. It is in the
Spalding St. Paul's ward of the
South Holland District Council...
- at the Sir
Halley Stewart Field. The club was
established in 1905 when
Fulney Institute and
Victoria merged.
Their first match was a 3–1
defeat at Stamford...
- St Paul's
Church is a
grade I
listed church in
Fulney, Spalding, Lincolnshire, England. It was
designed by
George Gilbert Scott in 1877–78,
along with...
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Drain runs from the
pumping station at Pode Hole to
Surfleet Seas End.
Fulney Lock is the
point where the
Welland is no
longer tidal.
Spalding falls within...
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Spalding town
centre and is
close to the
suburbs of
Little London and Low
Fulney. "Interesting
Information for Clay Lake, Spalding, PE11 2QG Postcode". StreetCheck...
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northeastern parts of the town. It
includes the
suburbs of
Fulney and
Wykeham as well as the
hamlet of Low
Fulney. The area is also
bounded by the A16 road and the...
- UK are
grown there;
Butters Group supply many
bulbs (Amaryllis) from Low
Fulney. The
county produces each year
enough sugar beet for 350 million bags of...
- Middle**** (c. 1874) Parsonage, St Saviour's,
Leicester (1875) Parsonage,
Fulney,
Lincolnshire (1877–80) New Court,
Pembroke College,
Cambridge (1881) Garboldisham...
- and the
Coronation Channel around Spalding was
opened in
September 1953.
Fulney lock was
constructed at the same time to
exclude the tide from the upper...
