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Duryard is an
ancient area of
Exeter in Devon, England.
Duryard was once the
hunting land of the Anglo-Saxon kings. The name
comes from the Anglo-Saxon...
- 2002/2003. The hall was
built as
Great Duryard House in
about 1690 by Sir
Thomas Jefford,
mayor of Exeter. The
Manor of
Duryard was
originally owned by the city...
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Duryard & St.
James Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Rory More O'Ferrall
Green Martha Lee
Labour Co-op Tony
Badcott Liberal Democrats Tammy Palmer...
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Duryard and St.
James Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Liberal Democrats Michael Mitc***** 938 42.3 -0.4
Labour Co-op
David Blagden 791 35.6 +1.6
Green Simon...
- The
Conservatives also won five
other seats across the city. One ward,
Duryard & St James, was
split three ways
between the parties. An
asterisk (*) denotes...
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councillors (St Loyes; and Topsham) and 1 has a
Liberal Democrat councillor (
Duryard and St James). In
addition to
these seats, four by-elections have so far...
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Duryard and St.
James Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Martin Pearce 980 39.8 +14.4
Liberal Democrats Will
Aczel 795 32.3 -1.6
Conservative Aric Gilinsky...
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Green ward,
Southwark ·
Leila Fazal,
Ferndale ward,
Lambeth · Bea Gare,
Duryard & St
James ward,
Exeter ·
Tulip Hambleton, Town ward,
Enfield · Jo Heathcote...
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housing estate near
Pinhoe Clyst Heath Countess Wear
Cowick Digby Duryard Exe
Island Exwick Foxhayes Friar's
Green Haven Banks Heavitree Livery Dole...
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ridge line of the city.
Duryard and
Belvidere Valley Park. Two
sites north of the city centre, near the
University of Exeter:
Duryard at 50°44′44″N 3°31′38″W...
