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• The Nailsworth / Stroud branch lost its passenger services in 1947 as an economy measure, with official closure in 1949, though goods services remained until 1966.
• The Stonehouse and Nailsworth Railway, along with the rest of the Midland Railway, became part of the London Midland and Scottish Railway at the 1923 Grouping.
• During her school years she played competition basketball at school ( Nailsworth PS ), district ( Port Adelaide ), and state ( South Australia ) levels.
• Forest Green Rovers are the biggest football club playing in Nailsworth and currently play in the Conference National, one level below the Football League, at The New Lawn stadium.
• The organ has been restored and is now installed at St George's church, Nailsworth ( more details can be found on St George's parish website ).
• This is also the name of an organisation which Wood set up in 1999 to link the many threads of his teaching activities, including summer schools based at Ruskin Mill near Nailsworth, Gloucestershire.
• The northern boundary of Medindie Gardens is along the southern boundary of the North Road Cemetery, which is in the suburb of Nailsworth, and has the graves of some very prominent South Australians.
• However the Midland Railway was actively promoting its line to Nailsworth, and the W & GR would give them access into GWR territory, something the GWR would wish to resist at all costs.
• Helen attended the Horsley Parish School and later Clifton High School for Girls after the death of her father in 1880 when most of the family moved from Nailsworth to Clifton ( near Bristol ).
• The Friends hoped that the books would remain in Nailsworth and that the cottage might become a Davies study-centre, using the collection of books, manuscripts and belongings that had remained in the family.
• The Council itself is based in the Council Offices in Stroud proper, but the borough also comprises Nailsworth, Dursley, Cam, and Wotton-under-Edge as well as a number of other settlements.
• His health, which had for several years necessitated his wintering abroad, was seriously affected by this accident, and he was from this time more or less of an invalid until his death in Nailsworth, Gloucestershire.
• The couple lived quietly and happily, moving from East Grinstead, first to Sevenoaks, then to " Malpas House ", Oxted in Surrey and finally settling at a series of five different residences at Nailsworth in Gloucestershire.
• The major market towns include Stroud itself, Dursley in the south of the constituency, and the smaller towns of Berkeley ( which in fact has a smaller elctorate than Chalford, but more facilities ), Stonehouse and Nailsworth.
• According to the current rules of the competition, it is open to all clubs whose first affiliation is with the GCFA . The current holders are Bishop's Cleeve at The New Lawn, Nailsworth to win their first title.
• Representing the pole mounted type were two boxes of the more traditional design ( Pete Reed in Watledge Road, Nailsworth and Bethany Firth in Seaforde ), as well as a single example of the modern Type M ( Timothy Baillie, Westhill Drive North ).
• Stroud District Council was formed under the Local Government Act 1972, on 1 April 1974, by a merger of Nailsworth and Stroud urban districts, Dursley Rural District, Stroud Rural District, and parts of Gloucester Rural District, Sodbury Rural District and Thornbury Rural District.
• A more exacting version of this walk has also been published, as the " Five Valleys Circuit "; this includes an ascent over the high ground of Selsley Common rather than the charity walk's low-level route from old railway line by the Nailsworth Stream.
• Every spring, the town hosts the Nailsworth Festival during which local artists exhibit in the windows of all the high street shops, there are numerous cultural and street events, and a free music festival, Nailstock, takes place on one of the playing fields in the town, showcasing local bands.
• He had married Judith Weaver ( d . 1746 ) shortly before his death; she later married Edward Godwin, a former student; they were to become grandparents of the radical philosopher and theologian William Godwin, husband and biographer of Mary Wollstonecraft . Jones was succeeded at the academy by his nephew, Jeremiah Jones, who removed the Academy to Nailsworth.