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- Cheadle, St Giles the Abbot, Staffs
- Stanley, Staffordshire
- OUP unveils plans for HQ expansion
- Last-ditch effort to save Wedgwood collection for nation
Cheadle, St Giles the Abbot, Staffs Posted: 10 Feb 2012 04:18 AM PST South view of the church ![]() View from the cemetery of the church ![]() West view ![]() Interior of St Giles the Abbot ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Silvester and Yeomans memorial ![]() Yeomans and Silvester memorial ![]() Margaret Evangeline Blizzard who died 22nd April 1972 aged 88. Window presented to commemorate Cheadle Rural District Council 1894-1974 ![]() Window dedicated to Henry Langley Webb, Surgeon of this town who died 14th July 1903 aged 31. This window was dedicated by his sorrowing wife ![]() Memorial window dedicated to Masefield, Bowers and Addenbrook (Officers of the Great War who fell) ![]() Memory of Alice Maud Shenton who died January 28th 1946 aged 58 and Marianne Frances Shenton who died March 22nd 1976 aged 96 ![]() Window dedicated to Sir Henry Wiggin, Baronet, Born in Cheadle 14th February 1824 and died Matchley Grange, Harborne, Birmingham 12the November 1905 ![]() Window dedicated to William Wiggin, late of this town, one of the best of fathers and most upright of men 1764-1862 ![]() |
Posted: 23 Dec 2011 09:30 AM PST Stanley Congregation Chapel C 1865. Known as Tomkin Chapel There is a very small chapleyard with three memorials to the left of the building as you lokk at it from the road. I can only assume more bodies are interred Phoebe, w/o James SMITH of Rose Bank, Cheddleton, 18 June 1870, 84 Joseph SMITH, s, 23 July 1897, 82 William TURNER, 10 August 1839, 79 Ann, w, 26 March 1838, 78 Amy, d/o Joseph & Sarah JAMES of Tomkin, 16 January 1870, 13yrs & 8 months Joseph JAMES, above, late of Brunswick Place, Hanley, late of Tomkin, 13 April 1878, 61 Sarah JAMES, w, above, 26 July 1884, 69 ![]() ![]() A view of the inside through a window ![]() |
OUP unveils plans for HQ expansion Posted: 29 Mar 2012 11:29 AM PDT A MAJOR scheme to expand Oxford University Press headquarters in Oxford has been put forward. The firm, one of the world's most famous publishing houses, wants to build a new three-storey wing because it says it is running out of space for staff at its ... See all stories on this topic » |
Last-ditch effort to save Wedgwood collection for nation Posted: 29 Mar 2012 06:51 AM PDT The minister will visit the museum in Stoke-on-Trent on Thursday to discuss plans to secure its future and improve it as an attraction – which include uniting it with pieces from the 19th-century Minton Archive. The Wedgwood collection has been under ... See all stories on this topic » |
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