- In
British English, a
sheep pen is also
called a folding,
sheepfold or
sheepcote.
Modern shepherds more
commonly use
terms such as
closing or confinement...
-
hilltop is the
neolithic Whitehawk Camp. To the east of
Whitehawk is
Sheepcote Valley (TQ 341 045). Here over 90
hectares (220 acres) are open to the...
- the 1950s
through to the 1980s.
Frederick Gerald Foreman was born at 22
Sheepcote Lane,
Battersea on 5
March 1932, the son of
Herbert Edward Foreman. Foreman...
- arts groups. The St George's
centre has a
large Vue cinema.
Formerly Sheepcote Road was home to
Granada Theatre,
opened in 1937,
which became a 3 screen...
-
neighbouring Sheepcote Valley was
being used as a
rifle range to
train volunteer soldiers. By 1916 it had
begun to be used as a
refuse tip. A site at
Sheepcote close...
- the top of the wall next to St. James's Park, made in the
manner of a
sheepcote, and
there he sat in a gray
russet cloak and had a
sheep crook in one...
-
included the West Pier (now
gutted by fire and wrecked),
Ditchling Beacon,
Sheepcote Valley (the
trench sequences), Old
Bayham Abbey, near
Frant (the church...
- bomb
Freddie Foreman –
criminal and ****ociate of the Kray Twins, born in
Sheepcote Lane Bob Geldof –
singer and
songwriter Pixie Geldof –
socialite and model...
- Battersea, London, the pub
being at the
junction of
Culvert Road and
Sheepcote Lane (now
Rowditch Lane).
According to an
article that
appeared in the...
- "Rude awakening". Rail Enthusiast.
January 1984. p. 6. "Rail Chronology :
Sheepcote Lane Curve, London : its p****enger services".
Retrieved 6 June 2011. "Confirmation...
