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Skelbrooke is a
village and
former civil parish, now in the
parish of Hampole, in the
Doncaster district, in the
county of
South Yorkshire, England. In...
- Hampole,
Skelbrooke and Barnsdale. The
parish of
Hampole is part of the
Sprotbrough Ward of
Doncaster Council. By the A1 road, near
Skelbrooke, is Robin...
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American market,
Darkness Demands, was set in the
small English village of
Skelbrooke,
South Yorkshire.
Clark has also
written prose material for U2 in the...
- Rossington,
Norton Owston Rossington Scawsby, Scawthorpe, Shaftholme,
Skelbrooke, Skellow, Sprotbrough, Stainforth, Stainton,
South Yorkshire, Sykehouse...
- the Red
House junction and
Barnsdale Bar, in
between the
villages of
Skelbrooke and Burghwallis. However, it was
moved around 1960 when the
junction was...
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exits (B carriageway)
Hampole Service B1220 –
Skellow No exit
Burghwallis Skelbrooke Campsall A639 –
Pontefract A6201 – Hemsworth,
South Elmsall,
Upton A639...
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Wentbridge near
Pontefract forming its
northern boundary and the
villages of
Skelbrooke and
Hampole forming the
southernmost region. From east to west the forest...
- (from
Hampole Wood to
Harry Wood
further north), but not the
northern Skelbrooke part. The old
village is on the B1220 road, and
meets the A638 road to...
- and
special interest". The
parish contains the
villages of
Hampole and
Skelbrooke, and the
surrounding countryside. Most of the
listed buildings are houses...
- by an Anglo-Norman
knight named Roger de
Skelbrooke, who
appears to have been Lord of Greenan. De
Skelbrooke himself made
grants to
Melrose regarding...
