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	Lilleshall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Lilleshall Monument is a famous local landmark which stands on top of Lilleshall Hill and was erected in honour of the Duke of Sutherland.
		An old myth that cirulates Shropshire says that the hill was created, along with The Wrekin by a Giant who was carrying a spade full of earth with which he intended to bury the town of Shrewsbury.
		The Dukes of Sutherland became one of the richest families in the UK partly as a result of this industrial development and in the late nineteenth century built a new residence, Lilleshall Hall which lies at the heart of the estate a mile from the village.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lilleshall (358 words)

	GENUKI: Lilleshall, Shropshire - Extract from National Gazetteer, 1868
		It is situated on the Donington Wood branch of the Shrewsbury canal, and a little to the S.E. of the Newport and Wellington turnpike road.
		Lilleshall House, the seat of the Duke of Sutherland, is a white freestone mansion situated on rising ground, and commanding a very extensive view of the surrounding country.
		About a mile distant from the church, in a secluded spot, are the ruins of Lilleshall Abbey, including a portion of the church 228 feet in length, with a Norman doorway.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/SAL/Lilleshall/Gaz1868.html (461 words)

	Lilleshall: Communications \| British History Online
		Until the early 19th century a road from the southern end of Lilleshall village street led southeast, passing north of the grange house and the abbey, to Hilton (Staffs.), in Sheriffhales, where it joined the road from Shifnal to the London- Chester road.
		The road west from Lilleshall past Lubstree park to Preston upon the Weald Moors was probably the 'Lubbesty' mentioned in 1283 (fn.
		The Humber Arm, an offshoot of the Newport branch of the Birmingham and Liverpool Junction Canal (part of the Shropshire Union Canal from 1846), lay wholly within the parish, beginning in the north-west corner and ending at the duke of Sutherland's Lubstree wharf on Humber Lane, which opened in 1844.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=18107 (1193 words)

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		The Football Associations School of Excellence was established at Lilleshall in 1984 and closed in the Summer of 1999.
		Lilleshall Hall as its 'Flag ship' centre had its operation and management contract won by an in-house bid, 'Lilleshall Sports and Conference Centre Limited' led by Jim Dutton former Deputy Director from 1979.
		Lilleshall Sports and Conference Centre Ltd continue to operate the Centre on behalf of the English Sports Council (now Sport England) until the present contract expires in October 2000.
	www.lilleshall.co.uk /today.html (880 words)

	Lilleshall Hall Golf Club
		Lilleshall Hall Golf Club, once described in the press as the Pine Valley of England, is a private club established in 1937.
		In earlier times, twelfth century monks settled nearby and the ruins of their Norman abbey (once one of the finest in the county) can still be seen just along the road from the course.
		Conceived by the world renowned Harry S Colt, Lilleshall Hall Golf Club is in fact one of about 300 courses worldwide designed, developed or amended by this most famous of golf course architects.
	www.lilleshallhallgolfclub.co.uk (305 words)

	Lilleshall: Social and cultural activities \| British History Online
		Citation: 'Lilleshall: Social and cultural activities', A History of the County of Shropshire: Volume 11: Telford (1985), pp.
		46) The Lilleshall Co.'s employees had a miners' sick fund, formed in 1802, and a club for the relief of colliers and miners, formed in 1823 and active until the passing of the Work men's Compensation Act, 1907.
		Lilleshall park was created for deer hunting, presumably in the Middle Ages.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=18109&strquery=Donnington (1635 words)

	BUSA Outdoors 2001 - Lilleshall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Directions to Lilleshall are available on their web-site, www.lilleshall.co.uk and are also provided...
		Lilleshall National Sports Centre is sign posted (left turn) off this road south of Newport.
		The entrance to Lilleshall NSC is approximately 1/2 mile along this road on the right.
	www.cam.ac.uk /societies/cub/busa/directions.htm (647 words)

	The Lilleshall Company
		The Lilleshall Company began in a partnership formed in 1764 between Granville Earl Gower and Thomas and John Gilbert.
		The Lilleshall Company often made to their own steam locomotives, which were not designed for sale or export.
		The Lilleshall Company built houses for its workers which were luxurious for the time.
	www.oakengates.com /history/lilleshall_company.htm (332 words)

	Charles Jeggo - Gamekeeper at Lilleshall Hall
		The original hall, situated in the village of Lilleshall, was completed in 1750 for Sir William Leveson-Gower and his wife Lady Jane Granville, but was considered too modest for their son and heir, Lord Gower, George Granville Leveson-Gower, after his marriage to Countess Elizabeth of Sutherland in 1785.
		It was upon Elizabeth's instructions that her husband (then the Marquis of Stafford, later to become the first Duke of Sutherland in 1833, the year of his death) commanded a new Shropshire seat to be built.
		Lilleshall Hall continued to be occupied by the family at holiday times.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /chris.jeggo/charles_gamekeeper.html (1126 words)

	Lilleshall Map (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lilleshall is located just north of Telford on the A41 approx.
		From the North, leave the M6 at Junction 15 and take the A519 towards Eccleshall, then pick up the A41 heading south and follow the signs for the National Sports Centre, which is located on the right hand side.
		The nearest train stations are at Telford and Stafford with Lilleshall a short taxi ride from both.
	nationalsportscentres.co.uk /nationalsportscentres/lillieshall_map.htm (110 words)

	Location (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Well, that is where we are, in fact we are in the village of Lilleshall itself by the hill.
		Below is the Duke of Sutherland monument that stands on the top of Lilleshall hill, overlooking Lilleshall village and the Youth Centre where Beavers, Cubs and Scouts meet.
		Many of the children who are in Beavers and Cubs attend Lilleshall School and also the recently opened school within the community of Muxton.
	www.lilleshall.org /group/location/location.htm (254 words)

	Shropshire, 1911 - "What the Papers Said"
		Coroner Lander reopened the inquest on the body of George Woolley, a collier employed by the Lilleshall Company, who was killed in the Freehold Pit on the 23rd.
		Roland Guy, miner, Donnington Wood, employed by the Lilleshall Company, said that on the 23rd October he was working with deceased, and at the time of the accident was five or six yards away.
		Witness was filling a tub, and deceased was trying to drop some coal into the buttock, and was knocking a wedge in the face when witness heard the fall.
	www.serve.com /scmc/papers/1911_11_04_priorslee_death.html (524 words)

	Donnigton Wood Canal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Although the line west of Lilleshall Hall was officially kept open, it too was being used less and less.
		A lane leads east from Lilleshall to the canal, crossing it close to where there were once Lime Kilns on the canal bank (SJ 74113 15870).
		Past the incline, the main line headed north east through the grounds of Lilleshall Hall where the canal has been wiped out though I am told there is still a bridge (or certainly a crossing point) on Lilleshall Hall drive.
	www.canals.btinternet.co.uk /canals/donningtonwood.htm (2494 words)

	Lilleshall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Originally built in 1831 as the hunting lodge and family retreat of the Duke of Sutherland, Lilleshall Hall is now perhaps better known as Lilleshall National Centre of Excellence, a flagship training ground and a national Centre of excellence for many of the UK's top sportsmen and women
		There is more to Lilleshall than simply a breeding ground for sporting achievement.
		Lilleshall is a home for the English Institute of Sport - West Midlands region, click on the logo at the top of this page for further information.
	www.kineticadesign.co.uk /nationalsportscentres/lilleshall (109 words)

	Lilleshall.Org > Home ( DNN 3.2.2 ) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lilleshall Village is the home of Scouting in Lilleshall, Muxton, and Donnington Wood, East Telford, Shropshire, United Kingdom.
		We are a 30 minute walk through the beautiful countryside of Shropshire to Lilleshall Abbey and Lilleshall Hall, the National Sports Centre - both of which are actually not in Lilleshall Village itself.
		We meet in the old Mens Institute that was given over to the Youth of the local community under a Trust, many years ago and is now called the Youth Centre.
	www.lilleshall.org (430 words)

	ESPN.com Soccernet Column by Michael Calvin: On soccer's scrapheap at only 19...
		Stephen Torpey returned to Lilleshall with his boots in a plastic bag and his life in the balance.
		On Wednesday, Torpey was one of 62 boys playing for their futures in the Premier League's Exit Trials, the suitably Orwellian name for an ordeal in which the rejects of an imperfect system perform for scouts who are their main hope of a second chance.
		He wanted to be at the Lilleshall Exit Trials to be near his only son, to share his pain.
	www.soccernet.com /columns/2001/0304/20010304featcalvin.html (1033 words)

	Lilleshall from Swoopon.co.uk.
		Prison Service had previously used the facilities of Lilleshall for many years for the training of its...
		Lilleshall is one of four National Sports Centres promoting sporting excellence in the UK.
		Lilleshall Abbey - The Heritage Trail, abbeys of England and the British Isles...
	www.swoopon.co.uk /Local.aspx?town=Lilleshall (322 words)

	Lilleshall Abbey
		The ruined, earthwork and buried remains of Lilleshall Abbey, and the earthwork remains of a disused 18th century canal (Linear 94), which bisects the abbey precinct.
		In addition it includes, within separate areas, the earthwork dams of two fishponds situated to the north west of the abbey precinct.
		The abbey was founded in 1143, originally at Lizard, moving to Donnington Wood in 1144, and finally to Lilleshall in 1148.
	pastscape.english-heritage.org.uk /hob.asp?hob_no=568275 (278 words)

	Knowhere Contacts UK: Lilleshall
		If you are single and looking for other singles in Lilleshall for dating or just to chat, Knowhere's 2000 local message boards make it easy to get to know people in your area.
		hi folks ok Lilleshall may be quiet but its not to bad its more of a family village we keep the village for the villagers not anybody else by the way my grandads the organist at the church and i own the shropshirestar newspaper round i also sing in the church >>more
		Apparently was a monumental mason who according to a family tale had an unhappy time in the village because he sculpted a rider on a horse, but forgot to include styrups.
	www.knowhere.co.uk /board/kb3886 (627 words)

	Drive 6 - Newport to Bridgnorth
		Turn left, SP Lilleshall (The church will be on the
		This is a pleasant village on the slopes of Lilleshall Hill, which is distinctive because its obelisk, a memorial to George Greville, Duke of Sutherland, can be seen for some distance.
		Lilleshall Abbey consists of extensive and impressive ruins of an Abbey founded
	www.go2.co.uk /Leisure_Drives/drive6-1.html (490 words)

	Conference Calendar \| Online Resources \| SIRC
		A two day conference on "Opportunities in Sport and Exercise Science" aimed at final year undergraduate students who will form the next generation of UK Sports Scientists.
		The BASES Student Conference 2004 will be hosted by the Lilleshall Sports Injury and Human Performance Centre, at Lilleshall National Sports Centre.
		The Conference theme will be “Opportunities in Sport and Exercise Science”, enabling sport and exercise science graduates to explore and discuss career opportunities.
	sirc.ca /online_resources/calendar_view.cfm?id=259&month=4&year=2004 (202 words)

	Irish soccer \| Republic of Ireland news \| Under-21 squad named for Lilleshall camp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Republic of Ireland under-21 team manager Don Givens has convoked an 18-man squad for a five-day training camp at the FA’s National Sports Centre at Lilleshall, England from May 16-20 next.
		The get-together, which will see the players introduced to newly-appointed under-21 assistant manager Brian Eastick, is in preparation for the forthcoming Uefa under-21 championship qualifier against Israel at Longford’s Flancare Park.
		The eircom League trio Daryl Murphy, Kevin Doyle and Stephen Paisley are also omitted — Murphy is bound for a move to Sunderland while Doyle and Paisley face important domestic league matches, and a possible Setanta Cup final, during the week of the camp.
	www.eleven-a-side.com /boysingreen/irish_soccer_detail.asp?newsid=17251 (424 words)

	Welcome To Lilleshall Sports Injury Rehab
		Nearly losing a leg - now that is a serious sports injury!
		Lilleshall Sports Injury Rehab has helped thousands of sports people overcome injury and return to competition.
		We hope that these pages give you an insight into the work that we do.
	www.lilleshall.com (82 words)

	Home
		Lilleshall Associates Limited positively improves its clients' business in Sales, Marketing and Management performance through diagnosis, interpretation, communication, training and experience.
		Is to ensure that all our clients achieve their aims and objectives, not ours nor those imposed by external bodies or benchmarks.
		Lilleshall Monument - The origin of the Company symbol
	www.thesafedrivingpeople.com (329 words)

	Busy weekend at Lilleshall N.S.C. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This year the annual Technical Conference of British Gymnastics, held at the Lilleshall N.S.C. over the weekend 27th-29th January 2006, involved an impressive number of participants, over 150.
		Ross Brewer and Imogen Cairns were also virtually in the Team because of their results in the first two Trials (2005 British and 2005 English Championships).
		He was the top scorer in the Trial with a total score of 85.600pts, while Shavahn Church won the women’s event, 54.90.
	www.british-gymnastics.org /cms/publish/article_1145.shtml (526 words)

	Telford Athletic Club > Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The opening Telford Sexarathon Race Series, sponsored by Up and Running, Shrewsbury, saw a record field take part in the Lilleshall 10k race based within the grounds of the picturesque Lilleshall National Sports Centre.
		Chris Davies, making his first appearance on home soil since returning from his double international experience at the Commonwealth Games and World Cross Country Championships scored a run away victory in a new course record of 30.33.
		Since this race moved to Lilleshall in 1999, from its original course around the Newport town centre on police instruction, Chris has won the race on 3 occasions, but his previous fastest came in 2000 when he finished second in 31.14, to Darrius Burrows of Birchfield who ran the previous course record of 30.41.
	www.telfordathletics.co.uk (332 words)

	Just Ness ... The Official Website of Vanessa Hobbs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Her time is split between her home club of Dynamo School Of Gymnastics in Southampton and the national sports centre, Lilleshall.
		Some British girls live at Lilleshall full time but Ness is too young, you have to be 18.
		If she is still training and competing at that age, Ness will have the choice to move to Lilleshall full time or not.
	www.punch-front.net /ness/daily.htm (118 words)

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		TRAVEL TO LILLESHALL NSC Directions to Lilleshall NSC are available from HYPERLINK http://www.lilleshall.co.uk www.lilleshall.co.uk and are also provided here.
		This can be booked directly with the Staff at Lilleshall on 01952-603003.
		The rooms available offer a mix of single, twin, en-suite and shared facilities, a number of which are accessible by wheelchair users.
	www.srcf.ucam.org /busa-archery/outdoor/entryform.doc (1774 words)

	Lilleshall Steel Services Ltd - Gloucester - All Industry - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lilleshall Steel Services Ltd - Gloucester - All Industry -
		The number of times that this company page has been viewed can be seen on the results page for Lilleshall Steel Services Ltd.
		The number of page impressions and therefore the number of users reaching a company page can be improved by advertising in Applegate.
	www.applegate.co.uk /company/coo/1027101.htm (193 words)

	Lilleshall and Donnington Parish Council
		Lilleshall and Donnington Parish Council website, giving you details of your Parish Councillors, times, dates, minutes and agenda's of our Parish Council Meetings, Useful Telephone Numbers, Details of Grants available in the area, Local information, what's on in the area, a Frequently Asked Questions page and a Guest Book for you to make your comments.
		Based in Telford Shropshire UK Parish News, Council, Agendas, Meetings and Minutes, Guestbook, Lilleshall, Donnington, Parish, Council, Parish council, Muxton, Councillor, Telford, Shrophire, Telford and Wrekin, Telford and Wrekin
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	www.ldpc.org (130 words)

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