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	Church Crookham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Crookham (formerly Crokeham) dates back at least as far as the Domesday Book, though Church Crookham and Crookham Village did not become distinct entities until the founding of the Christ Church in 1840.
		The Queen Elizabeth Barracks were established in Church Crookham in 1971, as the headquarters for the 1st Battallion of the Gurkham Rifles.
		Church Crookham was also one of several English towns and villages (others including nearby Aldershot, Farnham, and Chobham) that served as filming locations for the 2006 movie Children of Men.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Church_Crookham (374 words)

	Sports facilities in Church Crookham, Fleet, Hampshire.
		There are many varied sports played around the Church Crookham area, but the main sports facility is the Hart Leisure Center, built within the grounds of Calthorpe Secondary School in Hitches Lane, which lies between Fleet and Crookham village.
		Church Crookham used to boast it's own sports facilities at the Peter Driver Center, in Bourley Road.
		Once a formidable army gymnasium, the building was obtained by the Council with the intention of promoting sport and exercise for all from the local area.
	freespace.virgin.net /churchcrookham.home/sports.htm (175 words)

	The Mystery Worshipper: Christ Church, Crookham, Hampshire, England
		The church was consecrated in 1841 and has recently been done up and refurbished (they have a nice shiny hall and proper kitchen and toilet facilities).
		The church is light and airy, with mainly plain glass widows.
		There is a church mag with plenty of local adverts, loads of church events and groups and an article on how to give your cat a pill.
	ship-of-fools.com /Mystery/2002/488Mystery.html (802 words)

	etyres mobile tyres fitting service in Church Crookham Hampshire
		Church Crookham is a village near Fleet (of which it is effectively a part), in northeast Hampshire, England.
		The residents widely believe that one day Church Crookham will no longer exist at all, since parts of the village are regularly absorbed by the larger town, with the border between the two having changed at least twice in Fleet's favour in the past decade.
		Church Crookham is most notable for its Gurkha Brigade base, which was established in 1971 and lasted until August 2000.
	www.etyres.co.uk /town-descriptions/tyres-church-crookham-hampshire.htm (475 words)

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		Crookham and Ewshot were the first to develop as although the land was not of the best, it could be farmed profitably.
		The Almshouses (next to the church in Crookham) were built in 1854 from the money left for that purpose by Miss Isabella Cottrell of Bath, sister of old Mrs Lefroy of Itchell, and added to by her family.
		Queen Victoria's Jubilee was loyally celebrated in Crookham in 1887, and a new coloured window was inserted in the west window of the church as a memorial of the fiftieth year of her reign; and again, in 1897, when the clock was placed in the church to celebrate her Diamond Jubilee.
	www.fleethants.com /allhistory/fleet/main.htm (18296 words)

	Reports 2002
		1.2 The church is for everyone in the community and was established as a united Christian presence for the new development, blending the traditions of the partner denominations in both worship and church government.
		The church was grouped at various times with Lymm and Knutsford until 1994 when it united with Woodlands URC to become one church in two places.
		An English Congregational Church, Mount Pisgah was one of a group of five chapels in the Gower group of the Glamorganshire Congregational Union by 1848.
	www.urc.org.uk /assembly/assembly2002/churches_changes.htm (3678 words)

	World War Two in Church Crookham. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Crookham Camp was again used as a billet for thousands of men, as were the Haig Lines, and Boyes Barracks which was built in 1939, later to become known as Queen Elizabeth Barracks, but known more affectionately as the Gurkha Barracks.
		Church Crookham with it's ability to support RAF Odiham, the USAF at Blackbushe (RAF Hartfordbridge) aerodrome, the Army at Aldershot and the R.A.E at Farnborough, was strategically an important location.
		The most tragic incident occurred on November 1942 at 4.25 p.m, when during an attempted Luftwuffe bombing of the Crookham Camp, a stray bomb fell on a house in Sandy Lane, killing all the 5 occupants, the Chapman family, who are now buried together, at Christ Church in Church Crookham.
	freespace.virgin.net /churchcrookham.home/history/ww2.htm (192 words)

	Church Crookham Junior School, Fleet, Hampshire - Achievement By All (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Church Crookham Junior School is a non-denominational school catering for girls and boys from seven to eleven years.
		At Church Crookham Junior School we believe education is most effective when there is a strong partnership between home and school, parents and teachers.
		Church Crookham Junior School is a non-denominational school catering for girls and boys aged from seven to 11 years.
	www.crookham-jun.hants.sch.uk /pros.htm (6704 words)

	NewsLetter_0905
		On 5th May 2005, the day of the General and County Elections, the electors of Church Crookham West were also electing a District Councillor.
		Luckily the developer of Zebon Copse donated a large sum of money to be spent for the benefit of Church Crookham residents as part of the agreement drawn up when planning permission was first granted for the estate.
		Crookham Village Parish Council is an apolitical body and is not associated with the Community Campaign (Hart) or any other political grouping.
	home.btconnect.com /jradley/ccg/NewsLetter/0905.html (2271 words)

	Church Crookham Junior School, Fleet, Hampshire - Achievement By All
		If you would like to consider becoming a governor of Church Crookham Junior School and would like more information about what is involved, please click here, ask at the school office or telephone 01252 617664.
		I am a Year 3 teacher in Church Crookham and currently co-ordinate Art, but have had experience teaching in years 1,2,3,4 and 5 and have co-ordinated History, Science and Assessment.
		It is an exciting time for Church Crookham at the moment with all the proposed development in the local area and I am looking forward to becoming more involved with that as it evolves.
	www.crookham-jun.hants.sch.uk /govs.htm (1566 words)

	GENUKI: Crondall, Hampshire genealogy
		The church, dedicated to All Saints, is an early English structure, and contains an ancient brass of 1370.
		There is a district church at Crookham, the living of which is a perpetual curacy, value £100, in the patronage of the vicar.
		You can also perform a more selective search for churches in the area that are recorded in the GENUKI church database.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/HAM/Crondall/index.shtml (314 words)

	WeddingGuideUK.com - Featured Weddings
		Kate's good friends were getting married at noon and since she wouldn't be able to join them until much later in the evening, we stopped off to watch them leave the church and wish them well.
		People waving and tooting their horns was making me quite emotional but Dr Sleep the owner and driver of the beautiful vintage MG chatted soothingly as we drove along.
		During the sermon and hymns, I took a discreet glance around the church; the children were happily enjoying their own 'Order of Service', which contained a story, jokes and pictures.
	www.weddingguideuk.com /articles/featuredweddings/featuredwedding80.asp (1259 words)

	Guildford Diocese > Parishes > Aldershot Deanery > Crookham
		Guildford Diocese > Parishes > Aldershot Deanery > Crookham
		The style and ornamentation are much influenced by the Oxford Movement: John Keble was a worshipper here.
		Christ Church contains a rare example of "s'grafitto" decoration (layers of coloured plaster cut away to create a design), executed by Heywood Sumner in 1893.
	www.cofeguildford.org.uk /parishes/aldershot/crookham.shtml (111 words)

	UpMyStreet - What’s the local area like?
		Church Crookham East, this is your starting point.
		Church Crookham East and get in touch with your political reps.
		Church Crookham East measure up to other parts of the country.
	www.upmystreet.com /local/l/Church+Crookham+East.html (266 words)

	Church Crookham Junior School, Fleet, Hampshire - Achievement By All
		Church Crookham Junior School, Fleet, Hampshire - Achievement By All
		You will see that our concern for children means providing them with a stimulating, stable, secure and disciplined environment where each individual's academic, personal and social potential may be identified and developed to the full through a broad and balanced curriculum, in preparing for their journey into the adult world.
		We hope that you will want to come and visit Church Crookham Junior School, talk to the children and staff and experience at first hand the excellent facilities and opportunities we offer our children here.
	www.crookham-jun.hants.sch.uk (167 words)

	Hampshire County Council
		PART I. The Secretary of State for Education has approved the change from controlled to aided status of Church Crookham CE (Aided) Infant School and it is necessary, accordingly, to revise the Instrument of Government to reflect the School's new status.
		The Portsmouth Diocesan Schools' Commission and the Governors and Head of the School have been consulted and are happy with the contents of the new Instrument which is recommended by the Committee for approval.
		This Order may be cited as the Church Crookham Church of England Aided Infant School (Diocese of Guildford) (Instrument of Government) Order 1994 and shall come into force on 1st January 1994.
	www.hants.gov.uk /scrmxn/c14589.html (769 words)

	West End Congregational Church, Kirkcaldy - Homepage
		In January 2001 Philip paid his first visit to the church to give a presentation and collect a cheque for £2,700 and at a subsequent visit in February 2002 he was presented with a further £1,500.
		The church's first donation was used to support the Trust's work with children that it had retrieved from prisons - children who had committed no offence but were detained for years at a time alongside their parents.
		The second donation was directed towards a small Trust-supported orphanage that is run by a former Roman Catholic nun who in the midst of a busy teaching appointment cares single-handedly for seven children who are either orphaned or come from destitute families.
	www.westendcongregationalchurch.org /ebt.htm (433 words)

	Charles Church Owners Club
		In the mid to late 1980s, when most of these estates were built, Charles Church used a relatively small number of designs.
		This web site is designed for all Charles Church estates that were built around the late 1980s and use Charles Church's designs such as Elizabethan II, Tudor, Lyndhurst, Hatfield and Campbell.
		One of the bigger but less frequent jobs on most Charles Church properties is to maintain the wooden beams, facias and soffits.
	www.chchoc.co.uk (795 words)

	Royal Engineers - 3 RSME Regiment - Churches (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		St Andrews is the parish church of Minley and the Station Church for Gibraltar Barracks.
		There is an area laid aside at the rear of the Church Hall where young children may play quietly during the Service.
		To enable parents of babies and very young children to worship, a crèche staffed by mothers is provided.
	www.army.mod.uk /royalengineers/org/3regt/churches.htm (481 words)

	The Rotary Club of Fleet - Church Crookham Junior School, 20/03/2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Church Crookham Junior School support our Rotary Aquabox Appeal
		The Church Crookham Junior School Auquabox contents included toiletries, tools, clothing and other essential items.
		The aquaboxes were filled by the Rotary Club of Fleet and Rotary Aquabox sent them to the disaster area.
	www.ribi.org /clubs/event-details.asp?EvID=839 (164 words)

	Fleet Family Church – Velmead Junior School Church Crookham Fleet Hampshire
		We meet as a church family together on Sundays at Velmead Junior School, one of the schools in Fleet.
		During the week we meet in our homes in small groups as well as at a range of different activities in Fleet, Church Crookham and Elvetham Heath, Cove and Farnborough.
		You may have recently moved into the area and are looking for churches in Fleet, or perhaps you have started working in the town.
	www.fleet.xtn.org (324 words)

	Home page of Crookham Rovers FC U-14. Football website from the North East Hants Youth League Division Premier.
		Crookham Rovers FC U-14 team is part of Crookham Rovers Football Club based in Church Crookham, Fleet, Hampshire.
		The club's home ground is at The Abercorn, Aldershot Road, Church Crookham.
		Crookham Rovers FC U-14 Team is sponsored by BLUE TIGER (Indian Restaurant based in Fleet), TOSHIBA and LYNCHFORD TYRES.
	www.web-teams.co.uk /Home.asp?team=crookhamrovers (405 words)

	Crookham Village Parish Council
		Start time is 7:45pm and the venue alternates between Mondays in the WI Hut, Crookham Village and Tuesdays in Velmead Community Centre, Zebon Copse.
		The definitive map showing footpaths in Hampshire, including those around Crookham, is available on line at http://www.hants.gov.uk/maps/paths/.
		Past reports of the Planning Committee of Crookham Village Parish Council may be viewed here.
	www.crookhamvillage-pc.org.uk (751 words)

	Home - Fleet and Church Crookham Churches Together in Schools (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Fleet and Church Crookham Churches Together in Schools
		The directors are delighted to welcome Mrs Sharon Gardner to the FACCTS team as a part-time schools worker, for the period while Louise Shorey is on maternity leave.
		Sharon joins us after several years working in a local school and has also worked with young people as a Girls' Brigade leader at Fleet Methodist Church.
	www.faccts.org.uk (201 words)

	Church Crookham Junior School, Hampshire, Fleet
		Teach at Church Crookham Junior School, register today.
		Comments: Church Crookham Junior School, (Local education authority: Hampshire) is a Primary School in Church Crookham, Fleet.
		Click here to update the details of Church Crookham Junior School in Fleet, Hampshire
	www.axcis.co.uk /21863.html (155 words)

	Wyvern - Church Crookham Fleet Hampshire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		is a very friendly community pub set in the working village of Church Crookham.
		As we are the only pub we act as the centre of village life offering something for everyone.
		When you visit the pub please let the staff know you have seen it on Pub Explorer.
	www.pub-explorer.com /hampshire/pub/wyvernchurchcrookham.htm (257 words)

	Home page of Crookham Rovers FC (U-13). Football website from the North East Hants Youth League Division Premier.
		Crookham Rovers FC U-13 team is part of Crookham Rovers Football Club based in Church Crookham, Fleet, Hampshire.
		The club's home ground is the famous Abercorn Stadium in Aldershot Road, Church Crookham.
		The club was formed in 1972 and runs teams from Under 7 level to Under 18 level.
	www.webteams.co.uk /Home.asp?team=crookhamroversfcu11 (586 words)

	Holy Trinity Online::History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Parishioners Memories of the Building of our Parish Church
		Click on a name to read the memories closest to the heart of our church past and present...
		If you have any memories you would like to contribute please email us expressing your interest and we will be happy to let you share your memories.
	www.portsmouth-dio.org.uk /churchcrookham/History/index.htm (76 words)

	fleethants.com forum
		Welcome to the Fleet, Church Crookham and Crookham Village community forum.
		Originally it was going to be just Orange, but the latest proposal is to increase its height and have every mobile phone co on it.
		If so, then why had O2 requested to install a mast on the corner of Grenville Drive and Crookham Road, to which was denied permission, and now have plans on installing a mast on the Netherhouse Moor Estate as so their poster says on the lamp post next to the bottle bank.
	pub25.bravenet.com /forum/2117733307/fetch/520035 (188 words)

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