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Sookholme is a
village and
former civil parish, now in the
parish of
Warsop in the
Mansfield district of
western Nottinghamshire, England. It is 120 miles...
- po****tion was 12,644 residents,
including Church Warsop,
Meden Vale,
Sookholme and
Spion Kop. The
parish was an
urban district in
Nottinghamshire until...
- river,
which continues in a north-easterly direction.
Beyond the B6407
Sookholme Road bridge, it is
joined by The Bottoms,
which rises in
Mansfield Woodhouse...
- St Augustine's Church,
Sookholme is a
Grade I
listed parish church in the
Church of
England in
Sookholme near Warsop. The
church was
built in the 12th...
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local Nottinghamshire areas:
Nether Langwith and
Cuckney to the
north Sookholme to the
south Church Warsop and
Market Warsop to the east
Shirebrook in...
- The
sessional division of
Mansfield (except the
parishes of Clipstone,
Sookholme and Warsop), and the
parishes of Annesley, Eastwood,
Felley and Greasley...
- Shireoaks, Sibthorpe,
Skegby (Ashfield),
Skegby (B****etlaw), Sneinton,
Sookholme,
South Clifton,
South Leverton,
South Muskham,
South Scarle,
South Wheatley...
- Walesby, Walkeringham,
Wallingwells (extra-parochial),
Warsop (including
Sookholme),
Welbeck (extra-parochial),
Wellow West Burton, West Drayton, West Markham...
-
Blyth & Cuckney,
Misterton and East Retford, with the
civil parish of
Sookholme from
Skegby Rural District. In 1950, the five
Parliamentary Divisions...
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under the
Local Government Act 1894. It was
enlarged in 1935 when the
Sookholme civil parish was
transferred to the district. The
district was abolished...
