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	Aylestone School
		Based on a delightful site among listed trees, Aylestone School was formed as a mixed 11-16 comprehensive school in 1976 by the union of the two former grammar schools: the Hereford High School for Boys and the Hereford High School for Girls.
		The School exists, on the one hand, in order to develop every aspect of each individual pupil's potential to the full and, on the other hand, to serve the community by preparing the pupils individually and collectively for their life within it.
		Aylestone School is essentially a caring school and one which is committed to putting Christian principles into practice.
	www.aylestone.hereford.sch.uk (253 words)

	About Aylestone School
		AYLESTONE SCHOOL is a co-educational, state-maintained comprehensive day school for children between the ages of11 and 16.
		Our main aim at Aylestone is to provide an environment in which children can discover and develop their talents and benefit from a thorough and well-rounded education.
		During their time at Aylestone, children discover what it means to belong in a community where tolerance, courtesy and obedience are the cornerstones of order and everyday harmony.
	www.aylestone.hereford.sch.uk /aboutaylestone.htm (649 words)

	GENUKI - Aylestone Genealogy
		"AYLESTONE, on the east side of the river Soar and Union Canal, 2 1/2 miles S. by W. of Leicester, is a pleasant village and township, containing 450 inhabitants, living in 95 houses, and 1723A.
		Aylestone parish includes also Glen Parva and Lubbesthorpe, the latter of which is in Sparkenhoe Hundred, but the other in Guthlaxton Hundred; the whole of the parish is in Blaby Union and Leicester County Court District." [White's History, Gazetteer and Directory of the Counties of Leicester and Rutland.
		The Society of Genealogists holds copies of marriage records from 1561 - 1837 which can be viewed at their library in London.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/LEI/Aylestone.html (179 words)

	Spotlight on Nation (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Fiefdom of Aylestone is a massive, socially progressive nation, notable for its punitive income tax rates.
		Aylestone's national animal is the Mole, which frolics freely in the nation's many lush forests, and its currency is the silerma.
		Aylestone is ranked 6th in the region and 59,397th in the world for Most Corrupt Governments.
	www.nationstates.net /page=display_nation/nation=aylestone (191 words)

	AYLESTONE VILLAGE - SOME PICTURES
		Three views of the main crossroads in Aylestone, where Middleton Street, to the left, dips down past the church to the river and canal and onto the Braunstone Lane that leads to that village a mile or two away across the river meadows.
		Aylestone's historic glory is the medieval Pack Horse Bridge, dating from 1400-and-something, to take the local 'road' across the flood meadows to the west to Braunstone, the next parish in that direction.
		To the right, behind the tree, is the white painted cottage that used to belong to Miss Doris Gwilt, famous in Aylestone from the 1950's right through to the present day for her dancing school.
	www.rhaywood.karoo.net /aylest2.htm (1430 words)

	Leicester YMCA - Housing
		East Street is based in the City Centre and Aylestone is on the outskirts of the city.
		All rooms (except bunk rooms) are fully furnished to a high standard with a bed, wardrobe, table, chair, all bed lining, fridge, kettle, toaster and cooker.
		Aylestone Centre is situated on the outskirts of the city.
	www.leicesterymca.co.uk /content/housing.html (478 words)

	Aylestone Court Hotel
		About Us A Georgian Country House, Aylestone Court has been tastefully restored & enlarged creating an elegant & attractive environment.
		Keeping its original style, but with modern comfort, makes it the ideal venue.
		Diners may choose from A La Carte, weekday & Sunday lunch menus or a menu specially designed for you.
	www.aylestonecourthotel.com /aboutus.html (144 words)

	Match Report - Aylestone Athletic 2nds
		The Ripley pack were under pressure from the off, being pushed back down the slope by the home team and Aylestone opened the scoring with a converted try in the ninth minute.
		Aylestone scored again when they sucked in the Ripley cover defence and then worked the ball out wide to crash over.
		Aylestone were far more versed in the dark arts of killing the ball in rucks and Ripley were too inexperienced to ruck them out the way.
	www.users.dircon.co.uk /~dtrubee/matchreports/2004-2005/mr190205.htm (514 words)

	Aylestone.com
		Aylestone is a district of Leicester and this site has been purchased to allow local residents to have their own email address for example john.smith@aylestone.com.
		If anyone locally is interested in keeping the site updated with local news etc., please let us know by emailing us john@blaby.com
		This site is available for anyone who is willing to keep up to date information on Aylestone and district.
	www.aylestone.com (66 words)

	Great Central Railway around Aylestone, Leicester
		This section covers the line from south of the goods yard, across Aylestone Meadows towards the city boundary.
		The first few hundred yards is over filled in cutting, but most of the route is on a high embankment over the low lying Aylestone Meadows around the River Soar.
		The track bed is dead straight across Aylestone Meadows, as can be seen here at the bridge over the River Soar, looking south.
	www.gcrleicester.info /Aylestone/aylestone.html (711 words)

	BBC - Lincolnshire - Sport - Aylestone Athletic 13-10 Deepings
		Aylestone whose defence had looked sturdy in the first half barely managed any forward progress of their own; a solitary penalty left the half time score at 10-3 to the visitors.
		A second half Aylestone penalty had bought the score to 10-6, Deepings were clearly struggling to get out of their own half and spent the remainder of the match held within their own half, on any occasion they could gain any territory Aylestone won ball possession back to apply the pressure a again.
		With two minutes remaining Aylestone took a lineout ten yards out from the Deepings try line, swift hands through the backs gave them an opening in the Deepings defence which they exploited well to score under the posts, the conversion gave a 13-10 final score line.
	www.bbc.co.uk /lincolnshire/content/articles/2007/03/06/deepings_rufc_060307_feature.shtml (431 words)

	Aylestone Decorators - Leicester based specialist in fantastic home improvements. Call today. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Aylestone Decorators is an elite home improvements service based in Leicester.
		Aylestone Decorators are available to all of the general public as well as small commercial businesses.
		We are willing to travel long distances from our base which means we can cover work in areas throughout the whole of the Midlands region.
	www.aylestonedecorators.com /index.html (210 words)

	LROS Aylestone Meadows
		Aylestone Meadows, Leicester's most prominent 'green wedge', is located along the Soar Valley a couple of miles south-west of the city centre.
		From Freemen's Weir, next to the new Leicester City football stadium, to Soar Valley Way near Glen Parva, this area of pasture, riverside scrub and small pools is criss-crossed by many footpaths, and the Great Central Way runs through the site.
		The best access points are two car parks: one just off Aylestone Road, between the feral goose enclosure and Big City Tyres, and the second about a mile further south-west, off Canal Street.
	www.lros.org.uk /aylestone.htm (518 words)

	Rugby Town Junior Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Aylestone were currently lying 2nd in the league but that didn't seem to make any difference to the Panthers as they had the early possession and took the game to them.
		Panther's pressure resulted in several chances but it was Aylestone who broke the deadlock.
		In the second half Aylestone started brighter but they came up against Luke Tayler in the defence now who stopped them coming through.
	www.rugbytownfc.co.uk /juniors/2005-6/10p.htm (1556 words)

	Aylestone Hill, Hereford - Herefordshire Council (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In December 2003 the Aylestone Park Association secured a Living Spaces grant of £100,000 to undertake some of the work.
		However, this Spring it was discovered that there was a certain amount of metal contamination in the canal silt which has meant that dredging would need to be undertaken professionally, and that the silt would need treatment before it could be reused on site.
		Herefordshire Council is working with the Aylestone Park Association to identify the extra funding needed for this work and it is anticipated that work on the canal will resume early in 2005.
	www.herefordshire.gov.uk /leisure/parks_recreation/2846.asp (294 words)

	Aylestone Parish Church - Baptisms and Marriages (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It is based upon a solemn, public and life-long covenant between a man and a woman, declared and celebrated in the presence of God and before witnesses.
		By law, Marriages are offered to anyone living in the parish of St. Andrew's, Aylestone, or whose names are on the Electoral (Membership) Roll of the parish.
		The fees for Marriage vary, depending on what the requirements of the couple are.
	www.aylestone-parish.org.uk /bnm.phtml (324 words)

	Aylestone Removals & Storage - Storage Services in Leicester - The Best Of Leicester
		Aylestone Removals and Storage is a Leicester household removals and storage business.
		All staff are trained to the highest standard, and will endeavour to meet all needs and requirements of our customers.
		At Aylestone Removals and Storage we give you a price for the whole removal job and a straightforward charge for the storage services.
	www.thebestof.co.uk /leicester/13923/1/1/the_best_of.aspx (315 words)

	Aylestone Park
		Clearance of the Canal in Aylestone Park in preparation for dredging operations.
		Herefordshire Council advise that their consultants Owen Williams submitted proposals to the Environment Agency for the disposal of contaminated silt in the Aylestone Park section of the Canal in the summer of 2005.
		The EA have to approve the proposed method of dredging the canal and the removal and treatment of contaminated silt at the bottom of the canal.
	www.h-g-canal.org.uk /Aylestone%202005.htm (244 words)

	Aylestone Removals & Storage - Removals and Storage - Household in Leicester - The Best Of Leicester
		Aylestone Removals and Storage is a Leicester household removals business.
		We have a long family tradition and brings decades of experience in the household removals business to every job.
		We are an exceptionally competitive removals and storage firm, and our estimator will visit you in person to give a free estimate and ensure you are happy with every aspect of the removal process.
	www.thebestof.co.uk /leicester/13894/1/1/the_best_of.aspx (323 words)

	Aylestone Athletic RFC :: Victoria Park, Leicester
		Aylestone Athletic R.F.C. are a rugby union club based in Leicester, England.
		Aylestone Athletic welcomes all levels for training, coaching and team building etc to the highest level.....
		If you are an overseas players and looking for enjoyable rugby with a supportive and active social side to the game, Aylestone Athletic is the club for You.
	www.freewebs.com /aylestoneathleticrfc (1741 words)

	Aylestone St James RFC - History Page
		During the year 1901, a band of young men, parishioners of St James Church, Aylestone; decided to form a football team in the parish, and a meeting was called to get a decision on this.
		The response to this meeting was exceptional, for not only was the football team on the agenda, but a number of young men, led by Mr A 0 Watson, declared their wish to form a Rugby team, and so Aylestone St James Rugby team was born.
		Mr Watson, known to everyone in the Rugby world as “Dicky”, ably supported by his brother, Tommy, became founder members of the club, and in their turn, both became Presidents of the club for rather lengthy periods when their playing careers finished.
	www.aylestonestjamesrfc.co.uk /History_page.htm (1305 words)

	Aylestone House
		On behalf of everyone on the dental team we would like to extend a warm welcome to you.
		Aylestone House is a long established dental practice, Roddy Casey BDS (NUI) has worked in the practice since 1996, he took sole ownership of the practice in 1998.
		Please telephone us on (0116) 283 2701 to make an appointment or to enquire about joining our practice.
	sitebuilder.yell.com /sb/show.do?id=SB0002965708000020 (191 words)

	Great Central Railway around Aylestone, Leicester
		This section covers the line from south of the goods yard, across Aylestone Meadows towards the city boundary.
		The first few hundred yards is over filled in cutting, but most of the route is on a high embankment over the low lying Aylestone Meadows around the River Soar.
		The trackbed is dead straight across Aylestone Meadows, as can be seen here at the bridge over the River Soar, looking south.
	www.vintagecalculators.com /gcrleicester/Aylestone/aylestone.html (705 words)

	Leicester City Council - Aylestone Village Conservation Area (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Aylestone Village Conservation Area was declared in February 1975, and has an area of 15.62 hectares.
		This large Conservation Area is centred on Aylestone Parish Church, and stretches from Hall Lane in the north to Sanvey Lane and the canal in the south.
		Some properties in this conservation area are covered by an Article Four Direction, which limits the rights of householders to carry out work to their properties without planning permission.
	www.leicester.gov.uk /index.asp?pgid=4241 (129 words)

	Business Directory Aylestone - UK
		This is a Aylestone directory provided by FreeIndex.co.uk, your free UK Business Directory.
		Listing your business in the FreeIndex.co.uk Aylestone directory is completely free, and only takes a few minutes.
		Based in the East Midlands area of Leicester Indigo Installs is a small family business that specialises in installing...
	www.freeindex.co.uk /East_Midlands/Leicester/Aylestone (160 words)

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