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	Chicksands
		The Gilbertine'srefusal to abandon the Roman Catholic Church resulted in the 1538 surrender of Chicksands to the Crown and the eviction of its occupants.
		In 1939 it became the property of the Air Ministry and Royal Airforce, Chicksands was established.
		In the latter part of 1940 several bombs were dropped in the area of Chicksands, some falling as close as 100 yards from the Priory, damaging the upstairs walls and the ceilings.
	www.army.mod.uk /intelligencecorps/chicksands.htm (806 words)

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		Chicksands was the third largest of the establishments.
		And the same is true regarding the stories of tunnels which are said to lead from the Priory to various points beyond Chicksands.
		Please be advised that Chicksands Priory is not accessable via the Mid Beds Council complex.
	www.chicksandspriory.co.uk (582 words)

	Chicksands History
		Chicksands, on the edge of Shefford, now a Joint Services base for the United Kingdom, has a long history of military involvement stretching back to the Civil War in the 17th Century.
		Thomas a Becket, as Archbishop of Canterbury, took refuge in Chicksands in 1164 in the disguise of a canon.
		Chicksands has now been acquired by the Ministry of Defence as a Joint Services Base with personnel moving in from late 1996.
	www.sheffordtown.co.uk /chicksands-history.html (1073 words)

	Campton & Chicksands - Home Page
		The Parish of Campton and Chicksands (which was formed in 1985) is situated approximately 9 miles southeast of the town of Bedford, 13 miles from Junction 13 on the M1 and 7 miles from Junction 10 on the A1.
		The village of Campton is built around the 13th century All Saints' Church and stands on a tributary of the river Ivel.
		Chicksands adjoins to the northern edge of the village, and consists almost entirely of the wooded Chicksands Priory estate.
	www.camptonandchicksands.org.uk (214 words)

	Chicksands - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Chicksands is a Royal Air Force base in Bedfordshire, England (but not an airfield).
		Chicksands is close to the small town of Shefford.
		During the 1960s, a huge antenna array was constructed at Chicksands, a type known as the FLR-9, but known colloquially to base staff as the "elephant's cage".
	www.music.us /education/C/Chicksands.htm (456 words)

	Chicksands Priory - Digitised Resources - Bedfordshire's Virtual Library
		Chicksands Priory was founded in 1150 or thereabouts by Payne de Beauchamp and his wife, the Countess Rohese.
		In 1936 Chicksands Priory estate was leased to the RAF and in 1950 the USAF took over, they continued on the site until 1998.
		Chicksands Priory and the work of the Friends of the Priory by W.H. Smith in Bedfordshire Archaeological Journal, Vol.
	www.galaxy.bedfordshire.gov.uk /webingres/bedfordshire/vlib/0.digitised_resources/chicksands_az_topics_chicksands_priory.htm (391 words)

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