- (107 m)
above sea level. Historically[when?] the
village was
known as
Kexborough, and
includes the
hamlets of
Haigh and Swithin.
Until 1974 it was in the...
- John
Silvester (1652 – 5 May 1722) held the
Lordship of
Birthwaite and
Kexborough, near Barnsley, then in the West
Riding of Yorkshire,
which he bought...
- Source:
Bradey Mills Cawthorne Elland Friarmere Halifax Huddersfield Kexborough Lepton Linthwaite Hall
Lockwood Meltham Mills Micklehurst Paddock Primrose...
-
primary school and a
secondary school called Darton Academy actually in
Kexborough which opened in 2011. The new
building (and
rebranded school) replaced...
- the
Kexborough campus. By this time, the
school catered for 11 pupils, with the
first two
years being spent at Darton,
before moving to
Kexborough. Since...
- Shaw
Lands Jump
Primary School, Jump
Keresforth Primary School,
Dodworth Kexborough Primary School,
Darton Kings Oak
Primary Learning Centre,
Wombwell Lacewood...
-
Honley Wesleyians Hoylandswaine International Caribbean Karrier Carworks Kexborough Lepton Highlanders Mirfield Meltham Moldgreen WMC
Netherton Overthorpe...
-
September 1912 – 4
November 1988) was a
British trade unionist. Born in
Kexborough near Barnsley,
Driver studied at the
University of Sheffield,
where he...
-
Walker (1868–1945) was a
Justice of the Peace,
solicitor and
Baptist from
Kexborough who
served on
Barnsley Council from 1902. He was
president of the local...
- plan and a
rounded top. On the top is "BARNSLEY &
GRANGEMOOR ROAD" and "
KEXBOROUGH", and on the
sides are the
distances to Huddersfield, Barnsley, and Bretton...
