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	Keynsham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Keynsham (pronounced "CANE-sh'm"), is a town between Bristol and Bath in south west England.
		Traditionally a town in the county of Somerset, Keynsham was part of the shortlived Avon county before its dissolution and now resides in Bath and North East Somerset.
		Between Keynsham and Saltford, an area of green belt has been planted as the Manor Road Community Woodland and was designated as a Nature Reserve in 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Keynsham (567 words)

	Keynsham: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		This is where the Bonzos[Click link for more facts about this topic] got the idea for their album title.
		Fairtrade town is a status awarded by the fairtrade foundation in the united kingdom and channel islands, describing an area which is committed to the promotion...
		Keynsham humpy tumps is a floristically rich acidic grassland site situated between the town of keynsham, and the river avon, southeast of bristol, england...
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/k/ke/keynsham.htm (901 words)

	Tell Me More About Keynsham
		KEYNSHAM is a town in North Somerset, between Bath and Bristol on the A4.
		Keynsham's widest claim to fame was Horace Batchelor who advertised his football pools system on Radio Luxembourg.
		The ferocious bushy-faced villagers of Keynsham hate the inmates of the Thermometer Zoo and as they go about their work, the wet sacks jingling on their humped chests, they glare angrily up at the grey-stone buildings high on the slopes of the Silver Mountain outside the walls.
	website.lineone.net /~giles.booth/keynsham (699 words)

	The Baha'i Faith Community in Keynsham, Somerset
		Keynsham is an old established town in North East Somerset in the South West of England in the United Kingdom.
		Keynsham is a small town of about 16,000 souls, located in the south-west of England, almost exactly between the historic cities of Bristol and Bath.
		Formerly Keynsham was in the district of Wansdyke in the county of Avon.
	www.jenks.demon.co.uk /keynsham.htm (1765 words)

	Keynsham Rugby Football Club - Official Website
		Keynsham came out more determinedly in the second half and with the wind at their backs they began to play with more structure.
		Keynsham continued to press but Cirencester's defence was stout and they held firm until the final whistle.
		Keynsham committed the cardinal sin of turning their backs on Cinderford who, with a quick tap, went over almost unopposed and closed out the first half 12 - 0 up.
	www.keynshamrugby.co.uk /minis_news.html (1368 words)

	Keynsham - Bath & North East Somerset Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The project was initiated by Keynsham Town Council, and funded jointly by the Town Council, Bath and North East Somerset Council and the Countryside Agency.
		Regina Joseph, a banana farmer from Dominica in the Windward Islands, attended the launch of Keynsham as a Fairtrade Town in March 2005 and explained that the development of the Fairtrade initiative had enabled huge improvements to individual lives and to the community as a whole in Dominica.
		The Keynsham Victorian Evening is an annual, free event when the community gathers in the town centre to watch the Christmas Lights switched on and enjoy a feast of entertainment.
	bathnes.gov.uk /BathNES/business/economicdevelopment/cityregen/Keynsham (643 words)

	Keynsham Villa
		The villa at Keynsham is one of the most impressive found in Britain.
		In 1877 the churchwardens of Keynsham bought a two and half acre piece of land in order to make a cemetery.
		The building at Keynsham would have been a small palace compared to the other villas in the area.
	romanbristol.tripod.com /keynsham.html (785 words)

	Keynsham - Family History, Genealogy, Surnames and Local History.
		Norah Alice Veale was born in Keynsham, Somerset, in the June Quarter 1900.
		Susannah Bebey was born in Keynsham in 1781.
		The Exons arrived in Keynsham in the 1850's and grew into quite alarge family but due to various reasons the number bearing that name have declined.Any infomation or in particular photos that I could copy would be appreciated.
	www.curiousfox.com /history/somerset_19.html (2353 words)

	Manor of Roath Keynsham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		This comprised the estates in Kibbor of Keynsham Abbey (Somersetshire)--founded by William, Earl of Gloucester, between 1167 and 1172.
		The grant of the estates constituting the manor of Roath Keynsham was by Gilbert de Clare (1217- 30).
		William Lewis of the Van, esquire, was presented as the undoubted lord of the manor of Roath Keynsham.
	www.btinternet.com /~pat.sewell/cr/manors/cr-roath-keynsham.html (597 words)

	Keynsham Town Council: News
		Keynsham Town Council has set up a Citizens Award that publicly acknowledges and gives thanks to residents who make a real difference to people's lives and positively contribute to the community in Keynsham.
		Keynsham Town Council is again offering grants to help voluntary sector groups working in and for the people of Keynsham.
		Keynsham Film Works is supported by Keynsham Town Council and has been set up with the help of the Bath Film Festival Outreach Programme.
	www.keynsham-tc.gov.uk /news.html (1115 words)

	HORACE BATCHELOR OF KEYNSHAM
		KEYNSHAM became a familiar household name to millions of Radio Luxembourg listeners across Europe in the 1950s and 1960s — thanks to a local betting expert.
		But a survey in Keynsham by the Observer has found that despite the football pools expert being part of radio folklore, youngsters in the town were left shrugging their shoulders when asked who he was.
		She used to travel on the same bus as him and from 1948 to 1950 shopped at the stall at Bath Market which he ran before making his fortune She said.
	weldgen.tripod.com /horace-batchelor (1307 words)

	Rugby Football Union - Keynsham RFC widens fund-raising concert to include Tsunami disaster
		However as with most sports clubs throughout the country, the members of Keynsham RFC have been shocked by the events in Asia and have therefore decided to widen the scope of the concert to include the Tsunami Disaster Appeal Fund.
		The club also has a personal interest in that Keynsham member, Brett Thompson, who is employed as a tour guide in Thailand, has decided to remain in Thailand to assist friends and work colleagues who have been affected by the tragedy.
		Ian Tweedie, club secretary, said: “Keynsham feels that the concert which has been arranged for months is an opportunity for the residents of Keynsham and district to make a contribution towards the disaster fund whilst also enjoying a pleasant evening of music provided by a very accomplished choir.”
	www.rfu.com /index.cfm/fuseaction/RFUHome.News_Detail/StoryID/9168 (260 words)

	Keynsham railway station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Keynsham railway station is a railway station serving the town of Keynsham, Somerset.
		It is located on the London-Bristol and Bristol-Southampton trunk routes.
		Keynsham station was opened in 1840 but was re-named "Keynsham and Somerdale" in 1925 with the opening of the Fry's chocolate factory at Somerdale.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Keynsham_railway_station (148 words)

	Could 'Dis Be Cane Shum - Keynsham News In Brief Nov 2003 - www.caneshum.co.uk
		KEYNSHAM IS set for twelve weeks of traffic congestion at the junction of St Ladoc Road and Bristol Road, while engineers excavate the highway in a search for traces of the listed building that once stood nearby.
		MEMBERS OF Keynsham's Youth Group are planning to enter the record books by staging a marathon fireworks display in and around the town's residential areas.
		PLANS TO change the name of the region's governing body to 'West And North Keynsham' were deferred by councillors in a recent meeting held at the 'futuristic' Town Hall.
	www.caneshum.co.uk /issue2/brief.htm (761 words)

	Keynsham Lions News
		Keynsham Lions Club and their supporters started the Carol Sleigh evenings this year with a reservation in the High Street at the Victorian Night on 25th November to welcome Father Christmas to Keynsham.
		Keynsham Lions assist two families to attend the Barth Syndrome Foundation Conference and Clinic held by the most eminent medical experts every two years in Florida for evaluating their three children with the rare genetic heart disorder.
		Keynsham Lions presented the local Ambulance Station crews with 50 Parateds, teddies dressed in green paramedic suits that can be awarded to children who the ambulance crews consider have been particularly brave and shown courage in an emergency situation.
	www.ravendale.freeserve.co.uk /KLCNews.htm (3012 words)

	Keynsham Rugby Football Club - Official Website
		Keynsham Under 13's won the tournament on Sunday by winning all 5 of the round robin matches.
		Keynsham played their vital Colts League game against Clifton on Tuesday evening under floodlights.
		Keynsham under 12's took part in Chippenham Festival on 9th April.
	www.keynshamrugby.co.uk (639 words)

	Saunders family history (Keynsham, Somerset)
		A branch of the Saunders family flourished in Keynsham, Somerset from at least the early 16th century down into the 19th century.
		A Thomas Saunders of Chewton Keynsham died leaving a will in 1528, so far the earliest reference to the family found in the parish.
		Other researchers have tentatively linked this Thomas to a contemporary of the same name in the Surrey branch of the family, but it may be that he represents an independent Saunders line, established in the Bristol area and possibly antecedent to the Keynsham one.
	www.bedfordpark.net /genealogy/saunders (661 words)

	Keynsham Fairtrade Town - Somerset Fairtrade Network
		Keynsham Fairtrade Group was formed in March 2004.
		Many people in Keynsham had supported Fairtrade for years, and there was support for Fairtrade from both Councils.
		The campaign in Keynsham was given a real boost in July 2004 when Keynsham Fairtrade Group worked with St. John's Church to host the Fairtrade Foundation's "Taste for Life" photo exhibition.
	www.somersetfairtrade.org.uk /keynsham.htm (719 words)

	Welcome To KeynshamWeb
		Keynsham as a community is very well-served by a wide variety of groups and organisations, some statutory, many voluntary.
		It would be served better still if it was easier to see just what was available and make contact with the people who work so hard to make Keynsham a nicer place to live and work.
		If you provide any service in Keynsham that's free (or nearly so) at the point of delivery, then there is no compulsory charge for an entry on this site...
	www.keynshamweb.org.uk (243 words)

	About Us Keynsham Youth Theatre
		Keynsham Youth Theatre was set up with aim of teaching theatrical skills, and to perform in public using those skills.
		The age group for membership is 12-23 years, with the only requirement for joining being enthusiasm, commitment and a willingness to learn.
		Rehearsals are on a Tuesday evening in Keynsham from 7.00pm to 9.15pm with additional rehearsals at weekends just prior to productions.
	www.keynshamyouththeatre.org.uk /Pages/AboutUs.htm (196 words)

	LgeCup
		Keynsham took the lead with Tom's goal and kept Frome, currently 5th.
		Keynsham's stand in goalie Ryan did well and although this was the first match for over a month Keynsham goals came steadily: Sam 2, Richard 2, Alex 2 and Patrick.
		The second half saw Keynsham playing as well together as at any time of the season with Josh, Myles and Neil both solid and dynamic at the back.
	members.aol.com /Gindavison/LgeCup.html (726 words)

	Keynsham Music Festival 2001 - Photographs by John Hudson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Photographs of the this year's music festival, can be viewed at the Keynsham Town Council Offices, Riverside, Keynsham.
		Please note all images are copyright John Hudson and any further reproduction must be agreed in writing by John Hudson.
		If you would like to view more pictures, a larger selection can be found in an album at the Keynsham Town Council Offices, Riverside.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /jhudson99/summerstudios/kmf2001 (134 words)

	Keynsham Round Table
		Keynsham & District Round Table 392 is a part of the Round Table Organisation.
		Round Table is all about having fun with a group of friends while at the same time trying to help the local community.
		If you live or work in or around Keynsham then contact us.
	www.no39.demon.co.uk /rtbi (222 words)

	Keynsham
		In 1559 Thomas BRIDGES bequeathed as much stone of the late Abbey Church as was necessary for the repair of the Bridge and causeway.
		A scan of the complete listing for Keynsham, with many familiar names listed, can be viewed by clicking on the link for Keynsham in Pigot's Directory 1844.
		Temple St is one of Keynsham's oldest streets, a continuation of High St.
	www.bittonfamilies.com /Keynsham.html (336 words)

	Keynsham Mummers Play
		In 1977, with the formation of Keynsham and District Arts Society, an attempt was made to produce the play, but there was never a full attendance at rehearsals and the idea was abandoned.
		Photocopies of the original manuscript are in Keynsham library, and the text is also available on the Web; but the play needs the boisterous interpretation and ad-libbing of experienced performers.
		The ending is open to a lot of interpretation as the play, as collected, has no neat ending and so each year much discussion goes on as to how it should end.
	eis.bris.ac.uk /~lipw/morris/keynsham.htm (494 words)

	Keynsham At Art
		Direct from her sell out run at The Edinburgh Fringe and Soho Theatre London and recently seen on Channel 4, Rebecca will be touring her one-woman show throughout the UK and Europe, and thanks to a partnership with Take Art will be performing in Keynsham.
		Multi-lingual, musician/impressionist Rebecca Carrington and Joe her 18th century cello, must be one of the world’s most unusual double-acts.
		Fortnightly meetings are held in Keynsham Library on Mondays 7.30-9.30.
	www.keynsham-at-art.co.uk /diary.html (926 words)

	Keynsham Town Ladies Football Club - Directions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Descend the hill., At the bottom is a metal overbridge.
		At the end of the dual carriageway, fork Left for Keynsham.
		On entering the town, turn Left at the roundabout by the Talbot Inn, go over the mini roundabout by the bridge and up to the High Street.
	www.ktlfc.com /General/Directions.htm (306 words)

	The Grange Hotel, Keynsham
		There is ample on site parking and local bus links to Bath and Bristol including a Park and Ride.
		Keynsham railway station is also local and Bristol International Airport is only 12 miles away.
		Browse our website for more information about the Grange Hotel and if you have any queries or wish to enquire about a reservation, please use our contact form.
	www.grangekeynsham.co.uk (94 words)

	Keynsham Angling Association - River Chew - www.keynsham-angling.co.uk
		Access can be found at both the Chewton Keynsham and Albert Mill ends, with limited parking available at the latter.
		The willow-lined banks are generally level and easy to fish from, whilst the introduction of new 'kissing' gates to replace the old styles has made angler access much easier.
		Between Compton Dando and Chewton Keynsham the club holds the fishing rights to three stretches of the River Chew.
	www.keynsham-angling.co.uk /chew.htm (580 words)

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