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Worlingham is a
village and
civil parish in the East
Suffolk district of the
English county of Suffolk. It is
about 1.3
miles (2.1 km) east of Beccles...
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Worlingham Hall is a
Grade I
listed Georgian country house in
Worlingham, 1 mile (1.6 km) to the east of
Beccles in the
English county of Suffolk. The...
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married Mary,
daughter of
Robert Sparrow of
Worlingham Hall in Suffolk. In 1835 he was
created Baron Worlingham, of
Beccles in the
County of Suffolk, in...
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Broads National Park. It had a po****tion at the 2011
census of 10,123.
Worlingham is a
suburb of Beccles; the
combined po****tion is 13,868.
Beccles twinned...
- 2023-2024 term,
Caroline Topping, a
Green Party councillor for
Beccles &
Worlingham ward, was
elected as
leader of the council, with
Liberal Democrat leader...
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Beccles Worlingham Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour A. Kemp 933 63.2 −1.6
Conservative M. Bee 543 36.8 +13.2
Majority 390 26.4 −14.8
Turnout 1,476 36...
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between 1774 and 1775.
Sparrow was the
eldest son of
Robert Sparrow of
Worlingham and his wife Anne Bence,
daughter of
Robert Bence of Henstead, Suffolk...
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dated 1638 survives,
granted by John Duke, lord of the
manor of
Worlingham,
Master of his Majesty's
Royal Game in
Suffolk and Es****, to John Hobart...
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Market Hill (1776),
Baron Acheson of
Clancairney (1847), and
Baron Worlingham of
Beccles (1835), and also as the 13th
Acheson baronet in the baronetage...
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Great Britain and
Ireland The Earl of
Limerick 1
January 1803
Baron Worlingham 1815–1999 King
George III The Earl of
Clancarty 11
February 1803 Viscount...
