Neasden
Neasden Neasden Ordnance Survey OS grid reference: Maps for TQ215855 Administration London borough: Brent County level: Greater London Region: London Nation: England Other Ceremonial county: Greater ...
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London   (translated from Italian)
London London Name originates them: London Nation: England State: United Kingdom Region: Great London Coordinated: Latitude: 51° 30' N' ' 0 ...
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Talk:London Underground/Archive01
Talk:London Underground/Archive01 < Talk:London Underground DO NOT EDIT OR POST REPLIES ... necessary. Please add new archivals to Talk:London Underground/Archive02 . (See Wikipedia:How to archive ... UK were deregulated in 1985, except in London and Northern Ireland where contracts are let ... reference should be made to Transport For London, the new umbrella organisation that has ...
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Fall of London (War of the Worlds)
Fall of London (War of the Worlds) Fall of London Part of The War of the Worlds ... on Sunday, 08 June 1902 Location: Surrey, England Result: Martian victory Casus belli: {{{casus}}} Territory ... Worlds Horsell – Weybridge and Shepperton – London – Thunder Child In H. G. Wells ... fictional classic, The War of the Worlds, London fell to the Martian invaders. It ...
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List of buildings and structures in London
List of buildings and structures in London This is a list of notable buildings, complexes and monuments in London. It excludes stations - see List of London Underground stations, and List of London railway stations, and bridges and roads - see List of London roads. See also: Tall buildings in ...
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Religion in the United Kingdom
... in the form of the Church of England, is the established church in England. The Queen is Supreme Governor of the Church of England. The Church of Scotland, a Presbyterian Church ... see, for example, the Temple of Mithras, London. It had multiple deities, that varied in ... is not disputed is that Anglo-Saxon England was largely pagan by the 7th ...
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Chiltern Main Line
... Line Principal stations (from south to north) London Marylebone Wembley Stadium Sudbury & Harrow Road Sudbury ... a name for the railway line between London Marylebone and Birmingham Snow Hill stations. The ... towns served by the route, starting from London, are listed below. London Marylebone Wembley Sudbury Harrow Northolt Joins New ... services from Scotland and the north of England to the south coast of England. ...
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Private Eye
... publication}}} Price {{{price}}} Headquarters 6 Carlisle Street, London, W1D 3BN Website: private-eye.co.uk ... is characterised as a sanctimonious Church of England vicar and his government as various parish ... journalism specifically dedicated to telling lies. Illustrated London News – a digest of news and ... Claud Cockburn. Later replaced (c.1984) with - London Calling – a roundup of news, especially ... GLC head Ken Livingstone as mayor of London. Sally Deedes – genuine consumer journalism ...
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Chiltern Line (Route) (Ukrailways wiki)
... Line Principal stations (from south to north) London Marylebone Wembley Stadium Sudbury & Harrow Road Sudbury ... a name for the railway line between London Marylebone and Birmingham Snow Hill stations. [edit ... services from Scotland and the north of England to the south coast of England . [edit] History The original line from Birmingham to London was built by the Great Western ...
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Great Central Railway
... 1922 when it was grouped into the London and North Eastern Railway. The Company originally ... In 1897 it extended to Marylebone in London when it adopted the 'Great Central Railway ... famous for the former main line from London to Sheffield via the East Midlands often known as the London Extension which was closed down as part ... Sea. Its initial route ran from Manchester London Road, across the Pennines via the ...
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