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Huntercombe is an area of
Cippenham in
Slough in the
English historic county of Buckinghamshire,
although it was
administered as part of
Berkshire between...
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Huntercombe is a
Category C men's prison,
located near
Nuffield in Oxfordshire, England. It is
operated by His Majesty's
Prison Service.
Huntercombe was...
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Huntercombe may
refer to:
Huntercombe, Slough, an area
between Cippenham and
Slough in Berkshire,
England Huntercombe (HM Prison), an
adult male category...
- The
Huntercombe Group is a
specialist health provider in the
United Kingdom specialising in the
Child and
Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS), Adult...
- Ronaldsway, near Castletown. In 1290 King
Edward I of
England sent
Walter de
Huntercombe to take
possession of Man. It
remained in
English hands until 1313, when...
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Walter de
Huntercombe, 1st
Baron Huntercombe (1247–1313) was an
English military commander during the Wars of
Scottish Independence and a
Governor of Edinburgh...
- pharmaceuticals).
Wyeth UK (pharmaceuticals) is in Burnham, next to the M4
Huntercombe Spur junction. Saclà
Italia UK (pesto) is in Beaconsfield; Grünenthal...
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commanded by
Colonel Robin Stephens.
There was a
reserve camp, Camp 020R, at
Huntercombe,
which was used
mainly for long term
detention of prisoners. It is believed...
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Prison Wandsworth in
South London,
before he was
transferred to HM
Prison Huntercombe, a
facility used to
detain foreign criminals.
Becker was
released from...
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Movement architect Edwin Lutyens and
completed in 1910.
Huntercombe Place is now part of
HMYOI Huntercombe.
Nuffield Place is a
house that was
completed in 1914...
