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2 days ago · Sun setting in Alcuin College. Looking towards D block (centre) and E block (right). University of York. Founded in 1963 as one of seven new build universities in the 1960s. Initially comprising a main campus (now known as Heslington West) and King's Manor in the city centre, a new campus is under construction and is known as Heslington East.
5 days ago · HERTFORD STREET* (constructed 1812) was cut as the result of an Act 'for improving the public roads in and through the City of Coventry', and provided a better exit for traffic in the direction of Warwick.
3 days ago · The modern Leamington Road branches from Warwick Road where it entered the parish and runs south past the church, crossing the Coventry by-pass (completed 1940) by a roundabout near the city boundary which here coincides with the former parish boundary.
3 days ago · The River Sowe, which crosses the southeastern quarter of the modern city from north-east to south-west, is joined by the Sherbourne at a point 2½ miles south of the city centre, and itself flows into the River Avon near Stoneleigh, outside the city boundary.
5 days ago · The Coventry Canal, after passing through the south-west tip of the parish, re-enters it at Stoke Heath, runs north across the parish, and north-east to Hawkesbury and Bedworth. The Oxford Canal enters the parish near Hawkesbury Lane, joining the Coventry Canal at Hawkesbury Lock.
5 days ago · Date: October 12 Venue: Capital City College 6th Form centre (formerly City And Islington College - Sixth Form College) Start Time: 10:00am End Time: 03:00pm. Our Open Days are a chance for you to speak to our expert tutors about courses and all of the wide range of options we can offer you.
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2 days ago · Ireland Map showing Ireland's location relative to Europe and the United Kingdom. (more) The magnificent scenery of Ireland’s Atlantic coastline faces a 2,000-mile- (3,200-km-) wide expanse of ocean, and its geographic isolation has helped it to develop a rich heritage of culture and tradition that was linked initially to the Gaelic language .
