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Pampisford is a village,
south of Cambridge, on the A505 road near Sawston, Cambridgeshire, England. The
remaining section of a
defensive ditch, dug to...
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Pampisford Hall is a
country house designed by
George Goldie in the
civil parish of
Pampisford in the
English county of Cambridgeshire. It
became a Grade...
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Pampisford railway station is a
former British railway station in
Pampisford, Cambridgeshire. It was on the
Stour Valley Railway from 1865 to its closure...
- (including Spaldwick, Trumpington, Rettendon, Soham, Fulbourn, Impington,
Pampisford and Teversham). He was
buried there alongside Archbishop Wulfstan the...
- Rampton) and the
Abingtons (Babraham,
Great Abington,
Little Abington and
Pampisford) were
added to
South Cambridgeshire,
having previously voted in the South...
- led to the area of
Sawston spreading into the
small nearby village of
Pampisford.
Sawston has been
earmarked for
development to meet Cambridgeshire's housing...
- St Albans) 1919 – 1941 (d.):
Horace Price,
Archdeacon of Ely,
Vicar of
Pampisford (until 1921) and
Canon Residentiary of Ely
Cathedral (from 1921); former...
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Poems (Cape Golliard, 1968)
Aristeas (Ferry Press, 1968) Day
Light Songs (
Pampisford, 1968) The
White Stones (Grosseteste Press, 1969; Rpt. New York Review...
- Meldreth – Milton – Newton – Oakington –
Orchard Park – Orwell – Over –
Pampisford –
Papworth Everard –
Papworth St Agnes – Rampton – Sawston – Shepreth –...
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house just
across the road from a
station opened later on
another line –
Pampisford, on the now-closed
Cambridge –
Haverhill –
Sudbury route). With the development...
