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officially as “The
Croud Meadow.”
Proposals to move to a new
stadium site at
Oteley Road were
first drawn up in the late 1990s, with
planning permission granted...
- material.
Yellow sandstone,
sourced locally, is used as a
material for
Oteley House and the St
Giles schools. The
conservation area is home to twelve...
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translation of Henryson's The
Testament of Cresseid.
Kynaston was born at
Oteley Park, near Ellesmere, Shropshire, the
eldest son of Sir
Edward Kynaston...
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still ****ociated with the club. A new
stadium was
opened in July 2007 on
Oteley Road,
Meole Brace. It
features a 9,875 all-seater
capacity in four separate...
- politician. He was
second but
eldest surviving son of
George Kynaston of
Oteley, Shropshire, and his wife Jane,
daughter of Sir
Edward Grey of Enville,...
- February. The race was
first run in 1949 and was
originally titled the
Oteley Hurdle, and it was
contested over a
length of 2
miles (3,219 metres). Winners...
- was
disused by 1954.
Together with
facilities at Penley,
Llanerch Panna,
Oteley Deer Park, and
Iscoyd Park, it
formed a part of US Army
Hospital Center...
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Orthodox Church, a
former Anglican church building, is at Dove
Close off
Oteley Road to the south. The site of
which had been used as a
place of worship...
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bridges crossing it are listed. Also in the
parish is
Oteley Park, the
grounds of the
demolished Oteley Hall, and a
number of
structures in the
grounds are...
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Salusbury Kynaston Mainwaring, in
memory of
Charles Kynaston Mainwaring of
Oteley. The
architect was
George Gilbert Scott.
There was
originally a medieval...
