-
Swinnow (derived from Anglo-Saxon Swin (swine) and how (hill),
possibly also a
contraction of "Swine Moor" in the
Yorkshire dialect) is a
housing estate...
- Farnley,
Wortley Leeds LS13
LEEDS Bramley,
Gamble Hill, Moorside, Rodley,
Swinnow Leeds LS14
LEEDS Fearnville, Killingbeck, Seacroft, Scarcroft, Swarcliffe...
- West Yorkshire,
including the town of
Pudsey and
residential areas of
Swinnow and Tyersal.
indicates seat up for re-election.
indicates councillor...
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lowest grade. The
parish contains the town of Pudsey,
including the area of
Swinnow, and the
countryside to the southwest,
including the
village of Tyersal...
- council. The ward of
Calverley and
Farsley also
includes the
estate of
Swinnow and some
northern parts of Pudsey.
During the
industrial revolution, Farsley...
- School,
Swarcliffe Swillington Primary School,
Swillington Swinnow Primary School,
Swinnow Talbot Primary School,
Roundhay Temple Learning Academy, Halton...
-
Swillington Garforth &
Swillington Elmet & Roth. E
Outer LS26
LEEDS Tadcaster RD
Swinnow Pudsey Pudsey W
Outer LS13
LEEDS Leeds CB
Thorner Harewood Elmet & Roth...
- town of Pudsey,
covering Farsley, Calverley,and
parts of Stanningley,
Swinnow and Rodley. A
local board formed for the
parish of
Pudsey in 1872. It became...
- nationaltrust.org.uk.
National Trust. 2020.
Retrieved 28
January 2020. "
Swinnow House to be Lett".
Leeds Intelligencer.
British Newspaper Archive. 13 January...
- Thomas) St Thomas,
Stanningley [157] 1841 1 9,476
Christ the Saviour,
Swinnow Wortley (St John the Evangelist) and
Farnley St John the Evangelist, Wortley...
