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	MUTLEY MEETING PLACE
		In February 2006 a group consisting of Mutley residents, representatives from local community groups, traders, faith groups, councillors and schools came together with a common aim; to consider the implications for Mutley residents of recent changes in the shopping centre and surrounding streets that have, arguably, affected their culture and quality of life.
		There is no secular community space where residents can meet, socialise and share their concerns, and the busy main road of the Plain itself tends to cut the community in half.
		The meeting was chaired by Plymouth Sutton MP Linda Gilroy and followed by a short presentation exploring the benefits and drawbacks of Mutley Plain in the present.
	www.greenbanknetwork.org.uk /mutleymeetingplace.htm (468 words)

	Flats to let and rent in Plymouth - A&A Flats, fully furnished studio and one bedroomed flats to let and rent within ...
		A&A Flats is a personally-run business established in 1995 and we provide fully furnished studio and one bedroom flats to let within the Mutley area of Plymouth.
		All our flats are conveniently close to the city centre, university and the main bus routes, providing access to all parts of the city, including the hospitals.
		Then learn more about where our flats are in relation to Mutley Plain and the city centre.
	www.aaflats.co.uk (219 words)

	Plymouth Place Names - Mutley Plain
		The name Mutley appears here to be a corruption of two words - Gemot-leah - meaning the place of meeting.
		At the time of Domesday the name was recorded as Modlei and around 1500 the road we now know as Weston Park Road was referred to as Motley Park Lane.
		The Plain element doubtless dating from the time of George III when as a consequence of the Turnpike Acts the Mutley section of Tavistock Road was raised and levelled thereby giving it more the appearance of a plain.
	www.chrisrobinson.co.uk /places/mutleyplain.shtml (197 words)

	Local bus, coach and rail information for Mutley Plain (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mutley Plain is in the Plymouth City council area (Postcode: PL4).
		A map of Mutley Plain can be found here.
		For Ordnance Survey or electronic maps of Mutley Plain click here, or for an aerial map click here.
	www.carlberry.co.uk /rfnshowl.asp?L1=MUT001 (260 words)

	Plymouth, Mutley Baptist Chapel
		George Street Chapel resolved to build a second chapel for the convenience of its worshippers and that this should be in the rural surroundings of Mutley Plain.
		Mutley Baptist worked closely with its companions in George Street until March 20th 1876, when over one hundred members who worshipped at Mutley decided it was time to form a separate congregation.
		Mutley Chapel was miraculously spared from destruction by the prompt action of its caretakers, Mr Pethick and Mr Trevena, who on many occasions dealt with incendiaries that landed on both the Chapel and the School.
	www.plymouthdata.info /CH-Baptist-Mutley.htm (603 words)

	Westcountry Anime .:. Plymouth's Anime Society (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Hyde Park is a pub situated in the middle of a roundabout at the end of Mutley Plain, Plymouth.
		Mutley Plain itself is a very busy duel carriageway, surrounded by a cluster of residential areas.
		Mutley Plain is one of the most frequently-served areas of the city by Plymouth Citybus and First Devon & Cornwall.
	www.michaeldodd.net /anime/location.php (156 words)

	Plymouth, Mutley Methodist Chapel
		This well-known Wesleyan chapel was located on the east side of Mutley Plain, on the junction with Belgrave Road.
		The first chapel for the residents of the Mutley area was described in 1880 as 'a little, low-roofed, fl building' in the corner of a field on the way up to Mutley Plain from Cemetery Road.
		A plot of land on Mutley Plain was thus purchased for the sum of £500.
	www.plymouthdata.info /CH-Methodist-Mutley.htm (728 words)

	Former Morris cars dealership (Bartons) Mutley Plain, Plymouth
		Situated at the Hyde Park end of Plymouth's Mutley Plain, the building is today occupied by a couple of estate agents and a cycle shop.
		When I first acquired a Ford Granada 2.8i Ghia estate, I managed to run out of petrol but was going quite fast enough to coast a couple of hundred yards along Mutley Plain and end up on the Jet station forecourt, near enough to be pushed to a pump!".
		The advert alongside was found in a 1930s magazine showing Bartons in its heyday.
	www.oldclassiccar.co.uk /garage_morris.htm (172 words)

	Hartley Park
		The name ‘Mutley Plain’ probably dates back to George III when the Mutley section of the road was raised and levelled from the original ‘ups and downs’.
		Victorian buildings, Mutley station (1849-1939) and the Methodist Church (1881-1979) were built on Mutley Plain and tramlines installed.
		The river situation was similar north of Mutley and greatly influenced the route of the main road from Sutton to Roborough, and the east west road from Plympton to Saltash Passage.
	www.hartleypark.co.uk /history.htm (4610 words)

	Mount Batten, Mutley Plain & National Marine Aquarium : Attraction of Plymouth \| Europe Travel
		Mutley Plain is a street in Plymouth, Devon.
		The main street of Mutley, the term is often applied to the whole area.
		Mutley Plain still has a butchers, greengrocers, charity shops, 2 off licenses, and Somerfield and Co-op supermarkets.
	europe-chronicle.com /general-info/2741/mount-batten-mutley-plain-national-marine-aquarium-attraction-of-plymouth (790 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| 'Sofa, not so good' for street furniture
		An assortment of brightly coloured planters and seats have been installed to add a splash of colour to Mutley Plain but opinion is divided over their arrival.
		And Brian Mahon, chairman of the Mutley Plain Traders' Association, described the new additions as "on the artistic side".
		The new street furniture is part of a wider plan to give Mutley Plain a makeover, funded by £200,000 from a regeneration fund and the Arts Council.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/2499325.stm (266 words)

	Regent House - local facilities
		Being one of the largest Student areas in Europe, the City in conjunction with Plymouth University provides for all the needs of the students with many facilities less than 10 minutes walking distance from Regent House.
		Mutley Plain shopping area, including cafes and food outlets catering for students, only five minutes walking distance.
		Regular bus services from Mutley Plain to the City Centre (Ten minutes walking).
	plymouth-student-accommodation.co.uk /localfacilities.html (161 words)

	Mutley Plain Update
		It will also be a chance to look at what might happen next and to sign up for 2 workshops to be run by Groundwork Plymouth focusing specifically on future care of the plants introduced to Mutley Plain through the project.
		November saw a start to the installation of environmental improvements with an artistic twist on Mutley Plain.
		Following the public exhibition in 2001, artists have been working up their designs taking into account the comments and views of the 500 or so visitors to the exhibition.
	www.mutleyplain.org.uk /noticeboard (497 words)

	Home - Mutley Greenbank Festival.co.uk
		Mutley Greenbank Festival is a project of the Mutley Greenbank Community Network and brings together private, public and community organisations in a new way for the good of the community.
		These include Mutley Greenbank Trust, Onward House, Café in the Park, Racial Equality Council, University of Plymouth, UoP Students Union, Marjon’s, Planet Mutley and many more.
		Last August, the vision for a week-long festival saw event organisers and other community groups partner together to create a 4 day festival pilot.
	www.mutleygreenbankfestival.co.uk (472 words)

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