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	Encyclopedia: Hitchin
		Hitchin is a town in Hertfordshire, England, and has an estimated population of 30,360.
		Hitchin is also the venue for the annual Rhythms of the World festival, which is the largest free festival of world music in the UK.
		Hitchin is divided into five areas for the purposes of electing councillors to North Hertfordshire District Council: Hitchin Bearton, Hitchin Highbury, Hitchin Oughton, Hitchin Priory and Hitchin Walsworth.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Hitchin (1319 words)

	Hitchin and Harpenden (UK Parliament constituency) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hitchin and Harpenden is a constituency represented in the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom.
		As well as the towns of Hitchin and Harpenden themselves, the constituency also includes Wheathampstead and a number of villages.
		Hitchin was previously part of Hertfordshire North and Harpenden came under the St Albans constituency.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hitchin_and_Harpenden (171 words)

	Hitchin Rugby Football Club
		Hitchin RFC has recently won the prestgious RFU Seal of Approval for the coaching and welfare of children and young persons, including child protection.
		Mission: Hitchin Rugby Football Club is a non-profit organization whose mission is to participate in and promote the sport of rugby at all age levels within the Hitchin area.
		It is the objective of Hitchin RFC to continue to participate in and promote the sport of rugby welcoming new members into the club on a daily basis.
	www.hitchinrfc.com (688 words)

	Hitchin
		Hitchin is in Hitchin and Pirton hundred, 34 miles from London, on the little river Hiz.
		The living is a vicarage in the deanery of Hitchin, the archdeaconry of Huntingdon, and the diocese of Lincoln, of the yearly value of £650, with a glebe-house.
		There are the ruins of a chapel at Langley, in the parish of Hitchin, three miles from the town.
	www.oldtowns.co.uk /Hertfordshire/hitchin.htm (294 words)

	Hitchin Town Football Club
		Hitchin Town Youth FC is delighted to have achieved the FA Charter Standard Development Club Award from the Football Association.As a recognised Charter...
		Hitchin hope to maintain their unbeaten league record against Halesowen and build on their good start to the new year following the 4-1 win over Cheshunt....
		Hitchin Town have signed their third new player in 24 hours with the acquisition of left-sided midfielder Parys Okai. Twenty-one...
	www.hitchintownfc.co.uk (352 words)

	Hitchin on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Hitchin was the site of a monastery in Offa 's time and appears in the Domesday Book as a royal manor named Hiz.
		Henry Bessemer, the inventor, and George Chapman were born in Hitchin.
		Hitchin' a Ride: Community finds alternates to SEPTA
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/H/Hitchin.asp (306 words)

	Hitchin' Post Tours and Travel -- Corry, Pennsylvania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Hitchin' Post Tours and Travel is a full-service travel agency located in Elgin, Pennsylvania and shares a parking lot with Al Cox Family Auction Company, just 1.8 miles south of Route 6 at the junction of Route 89 North.
		Hitchin' Post Tours and Travel acts only as a booking agent and assumes no responsibility for any delay, cancellations, changes in schedule or itinerary, loss, injury and damage to or in respect to any persons in connection with accommodations, transportation, or any other service which may be used.
		Hitchin' Post Tours and Travel is not responsible for any loss or damages of/to personal property or for injuries, expenses, or damages whatsoever incurred or claimed by any tour member(s).
	www.hitchinposttours.com (1719 words)

	Hitchin - Wikitravel
		Hitchin is a town with 30,000 inhabitants 35 miles north of London in the county of Hertfordshire.
		Hitchin is a small historic market town in the north of Hertfordshire.
		Luton is ten miles west of Hitchin and is a airtravel hub.
	www.wikitravel.org /en/Hitchin (547 words)

	Hitchin.Biz HitchinOnline.co.uk E-Hitchin.co.uk :: Hitchin Online - The Definitive Guide to Hitchin, Hertfordshire. UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Hitchin is surrounded by many smaller towns and villages as well as the much larger Stevenage to the east and Luton to the west.
		Hitchin has a vibrant social scene which accounts for the large numbers of pubs, clubs and extremely good restaurants.
		CAMRA and Hitchin Round Table are hosting the 6th annual festival on Friday 17th and Saturday 18th March at Hitchin Town Hall.
	www.e-hitchin.co.uk (384 words)

	The Original Hitchin Virtual Tour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		"Here at Hitchin, in spite of the ravages of time and the necessities of trade, we may claim to be one of the few towns left in England that people still love to visit for the old world grace of their streets and habitations.
		Hitchin is perhaps an archetypal English market town.
		Its roots are Roman, and its story continues through the centuries, to King Offa's founding of a church here in 792 A.D. and on to the attack of the Danes in 910.
	www.nicolasassociates.com /hitchinvirtualtour (232 words)

	GENUKI - Hitchin
		"Hitchin is a populous market town and parish in the hundred of Hitchin and Pirton - 34 miles N. of London, 16 N. of Hertford, and 17 S. of Bedford; delightfully situated on the river Hiz, at the base of a hill which shelters it from the easterly winds.
		Many antiques have been discovered near Hitchin; among others a portable Roman altar was dug up in the orchard of the late Rev. Samuel James M.A., in the beginning of the last century.
		As the district around is exclusively agricultural, corn, malt and flour are the principal articles of trade at Hitchin; the soil in the vicinity is peculiarly favourable to the growth of barley, of which great quantities are sold at the market - one of the best attended in the county.
	website.lineone.net /~pjoiner/genuki/HRT/Hitchin (649 words)

	Hitchin Town Youth Football Club
		We are affiliated to the Hertfordshire FA and have teams competing in the Royston Crow League, Mid Herts League and Chiltern Junior 7's at age levels from Under 8 to Under 17.
		It was a freezing, windy, December morning that Hitchin met Celtic in Luton. The boys knew it might be a hard match with Celtic needing a win and us needing a draw or a win to go top of the table.
		Hitchin Town (Luton) Youth were drawn at home for the first round of the Chiltern Windowcraft League Cup this week and what a spectacular all us spectators were treated to.
	www.hitchintownfc.co.uk /Hitchin_Town_Youth/index.shtml (602 words)

	Hitchin Brands & Shops
		The range of shops and outlets in Hitchin is immense and the shops based in Hitchin, can supply almost anything you can find in a large out-of-town shopping area.
		Hitchin retailers, who are members of HTCI, and who would like a FREE entry in this website should contact Keith Hoskins for a data entry form.
		The town has ample car parking, and Hitchin's train station is only 35 minutes from either London or Cambridge and 45 minutes from Peterborough.
	www.hitchin-brands-and-shops.co.uk (241 words)

	hitchinsociety (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Hitchin Society was formed in the early 1960's to protect the character and charm of Hitchin against the threats of inappropriate modern development.
		The area covered by the Hitchin Society now includes the adjoining civil parishes of Ickleford and St Ippolyts, with similar aims for the protection and enhancement of these villages and countryside for so long closely linked with Hitchin.
		All who care for Hitchin and the surrounding area are welcome to take part in its work.
	www.hitchinsociety.org.uk (399 words)

	Hertfordshire.com » Herts » Hitchin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Hitchin Girls School is situated on the hill overlooking Hitchin.
		Hitchin became a nationally important centre of grain trading after the arrival of the Great Northern Railway".
		Hitchin has a street market every Saturday, a few minutes walk from the town square.
	www.hertfordshire.co.uk /pages/towns/show-photos.asp?id=314 (205 words)

	BBC - Beds, Herts and Bucks Sport - Borehamwood v Hitchin Town - 09/09/02
		Hitchin took the lead in the 15th minute when Fontenelle rounded goalkeeper Cancar and rolled the ball to Nolan who netted with a simple tap-in.
		Former Hitchin midfielder Jeran Meah struck the woodwork after James Robinson had parried a low drive by Brian Jones but in the 73rd minute, Hitchin fell behind.
		Seven minutes later, Hitchin thought they had scoreded when Jon Bone put the ball in the net, but it was ruled out for an infringement.
	www.bbc.co.uk /threecounties/sport/football_clubs/ryman_league/hitchin/09/09_borehamwood.shtml (428 words)

	ChavTowns - Hitchin
		As you gather, Hitchin is a bastion of home counties life with not a chav or chavette in sight on site (my, a person from a "lower" town nearby can spell).
		Residents of Hitchin, do not think you are exempt from the onslaught of chavs, you may export your finer specimens for a few hours at the weekend, if you don´t believe me go to the station after midnight and look who´s getting off in Hitchin...
		A lot of the chavs found in hitchin on friday and saturday nights are from out of town, the reason for this is because they can do what they like then run back to their own town without the fear of people seeking revenge.
	www.chavtowns.co.uk /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1055 (1138 words)

	Knowhere: Hitchin Inside Information, Hookup Spots and Stuff Only Locals Know
		Hitchin is a fantastic town with lots of rustic charm.
		Stick to Hitchin for a nice coffee on a bustling Saturday afternoon at one of the cafes with outside tables for the perfect place to hang out.
		The Howard Centre is NOT in Hitchin, poss in Letchworth.
	www.knowhere.co.uk /3188.html (968 words)

	Hitchin Post Steak Company of Kansas City -- America's Best Steaks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Hitchin Post Steak Co. provides customization of personal (birthday’s, anniversaries, etc.), as well as corporate gifts for clients and employee incentives.
		The idea for Hitchin Post Steaks was a direct result of their friends and business associates raving about the great taste of these steaks over the years and wishing they could get this quality of beef as well.
		Hitchin Post Steak information is available on the Hitchin Post Steak Co. website.
	www.hpsteaks.com /pr_hpfsrevised91399.html (602 words)

	Hitchin Rugby Football Club
		Supported by former Welsh International Rugby Star, Paul Turner, The Hitchin Academy of Junior Rugby is increasingly being seen within the sport as a role model for the development of Rugby Union at grass roots level and has already drawn attention at the highest levels within the RFU.
		Mick, will, through the Hitchin Academy, provide continuous quality coaching in schools and clubs for as many as 3000 promising young players in the U14 - U18 age group.
		What we achieve at Hitchin Rugby Football Club clearly illustrates that a level 8 club can still make a significant contribution to the game at youth level.
	www.hitchinrfc.com /academy.html (525 words)

	HertsInternet. Guide for Hitchin, Hertfordshire UK
		Hitchin is one of Hertfordshire's most impressive looking towns, with buildings dating back across the centuries, including many timber framed houses and buildings throughout the town, along with narrow streets and picturesque courtyards.
		The river Hiz winds it's way through the town, and provides a divide between the east and west sides of Hitchin, with pleasant open space and parks along the banks of the river.
		Over the years Hitchin has established itself as the centre of commerce and industry for North Hertfordshire, and it's close proximity to Bedfordshire means that it's shops serve a large area of both Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire.
	www.hertsinternet.com /hertfordshire/guide/hitchin.shtml (452 words)

	Hitchin Town Centre Initiative
		The Initiative is an organisation formed by a group of local landlords and traders who, in view of their concern about the future of Hitchin town centre, met to discuss ideas on how the town could be improved by a co-ordinated effort.
		The Initiative is supported by Hitchin Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Hitchin Forum.
		Hitchin Town Centre needs to respond to changing circumstances in retailing and leisure facilities.
	www.hitchin.net /community/tci.htm (339 words)

	tourist information on Hitchin Hertfordshire, a vacation and holiday guide from TourUK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		For hundreds of years Hitchin was a thriving market town and in the 18th century prospered still further as a staging post for London coaches.
		After the arrival of the railway in the mid-19th century the Corn Exchange was built in the Market Place and Hitchin soon became established as a major centre for grain trading.
		The intriguing Hitchin British Schools Museum is housed in a unique collection of scholastic buildings in Queen Street.
	www.touruk.co.uk /hertfordshire/hitchin.htm (502 words)

	Welcome to the Ross Williams Solicitors website
		We are a small general practice operating from Tilehouse Street in the historic market town of Hitchin in Hertfordshire.
		The firm was founded in 1977 by the present senior partner, initially to operate an international consultancy practice based on his prior experience in many parts of the world.
		During the 1980's, the firm operated two offices, one in Hitchin and one in London but in 1987 our senior partner decided to concentrate his attention on the practice operating in Hitchin, which continued to expand its international clients around the world.
	www.rosswilliams-law.co.uk (195 words)

	Hitchin.Net - Visit Hitchin, historic Hertfordshire market town
		Rich in history and architecture Hitchin has something for everyone.
		From reviews to photographs, if your idea is of interest to Hitchin it's of interest to us.
		This feature from our leisure section will help to introduce you to the countryside around Hitchin.
	www.hitchin.net (279 words)

	Parish Project Resource page
		Little was recorded about the life of the catholic community over the ensuing centuries until 1890 when Fr Spink, a member of the Fathers of St Andrew (hence our second title) celebrated Mass for twelve Catholics in a house in Nightingale Road.
		Troubles in France at around this time meant that the Fathers of St Edmund and the Sisters of the Sacred Heart were expelled from their houses there and came to settle in Hitchin.
		The Altar (and, since March 31st 2000, the Baptismal Font) together with the tabernacle base and candlesticks are of Travertine marble, a stone which is similar to that found in the Pantheion and St Peter's in Rome.
	www.hitchin-rc.org.uk /history.html (578 words)

	About us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Hitchin Lacrosse Club was founded in 1980 by Ray Harry.
		After playing at various grounds in North Hertfordshire the club joined the Hitchin Cricket Club and now play all their home games at Lucas Lane.
		This brought a new dimension to the club and lead to the development of a strong mixed team in addition to the two men's teams and the Hitchin Hackers junior team.
	63.254.226.136 /hitchin/hlcwebsite2.nsf/SubPageLookup/AboutUs/?openDocument (143 words)

	Hertfordshire Genealogy: Places: Hitchin
		Hitchin is also one of the Hundreds of Hertfordshire
		Book: Hitchin in Camera, A Hitchin Century in Camera and Hitchin Villages in Camera all contain old photographs.
		Hitchin - Two local sites which include pictures and information of possible interest to the family historian.
	www.hertfordshire-genealogy.co.uk /data/places/hitchin.htm (427 words)

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