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Axbridge is a town in Somerset, England, on the
River Axe, near the
southern edge of the
Mendip Hills. Its po****tion
according to the 2011
census was...
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charter flight were women,
members of the
Axbridge Ladies Guild, from the
Somerset towns and
villages of
Axbridge, Cheddar,
Winscombe and Congresbury. The...
- 2010. "Axbridge: History".
Axbridge:
Information for
Visitors and
Residents maintained by
Axbridge Town Council.
Axbridge Town Council.
Archived from...
- The
number 126 is a bus
route that
operates between Wells and
Axbridge.
Under its
previous operator,
First West of England, the
route was
branded as Mendip...
- wool-merchant's
house built c. 1460, long
after the
death of King John in 1216, in
Axbridge, a town in the
English county of Somerset. It is a
jettied timber-frame...
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Axbridge Town Hall is a muni****l
building in The
Square in
Axbridge, Somerset, England. The building,
which is the
meeting place of
Axbridge Town Council...
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Axbridge was a
rural district in Somerset, England, from 1894 to 1974. It was
named after the town of
Axbridge. It was
created in 1894
under the Local...
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districts and part of a fifth,
which were all
abolished at the same time:
Axbridge Rural District (part,
being Steep Holm
island and
parishes lying generally...
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cover the city of Bristol,
north Somerset (including Weston-super-Mare,
Axbridge, Banwell, Cheddar, Clevedon,
Wedmore and Winscombe) and
south Gloucestershire...
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Mendip Hills Settlements Ashwick Axbridge Banwell Bishop Sutton Blagdon Bleadon Burrington Charterhouse Cheddar Chewton Mendip Churchill Compton...
