- have been used. ****
Adams (born 30
April 1859) and her
family lived in
Tanhouse Lane on the
northern side of Alton, a
market town in Hampshire. The 1861...
- Rufford, Scarisbrick, Scott,
Skelmersdale North,
Skelmersdale South,
Tanhouse, Tarleton,
Upholland North, and
Upholland South. 1997–2010:
Aughton Park...
-
Tanhouse Lane
railway station is a
closed station on the
former Sheffield and
Midland Railway Companies'
Committee line,
which formed a loop off the Cheshire...
-
Tanhouse &
Skelmersdale Town
Centre Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Maureen Nixon 925 77.4 +1.2
Green Peter Chandler 136 11.4 N/A
Conservative Sue Brake...
-
Tanhouse Brae, Culross,
looking south to the
Firth of Forth...
-
Tanhouse Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Robert Pendleton 482 64.4 −11.9
Conservative Irene O'Donnell 179 23.9 +0.2
Green Martin Lowe 88 11.7 +11.7 Majority...
- po****tion at 420. The
local church is
dedicated to St Michael. John
Dowding of
Tanhouse Farm,
Blaisdon developed the po****r jam-making plum "Blaisdon Red" in...
-
Tanhouse Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour William Roberts 368 76.3
Conservative Irene O'Donnell 114 23.7
Majority 254 52.6
Turnout 482 16.3
Labour hold...
- Romano-British origin. bellerīca, a
medieval Latin word
meaning 'dyehouse or
tanhouse'. billers, a
traditional name for watercress, for
which Bilbrook in Somerset...
-
served have
included Northenden (Manchester),
Dewsbury in West Yorkshire,
Tanhouse Lane at Widnes, and
bagged cement to Carlisle. In the
privatisation era...
