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	Redruth - Cornwall
		The Lamb and Flag Emblem is used by Redruth Town Council as the emblem for the town.
		The name Redruth is said to be derived from the fact that by the 14th century the stream running along the bottom of Fore Street was so discoloured with iron oxide from tinning activities that it ran red.
		Redruth’s recently restored railway station is early nineteenth century.
	www.cornwalls.co.uk /Redruth (704 words)

	A Brief History of Redruth
		Redruth was, of course, in a tin mining district.
		It struck Redruth in 1591 and in 1667-1668.
		In 1823 it was said that Redruth: 'derives its whole importance from its central situation with respect to the mines'.
	www.localhistories.org /redruth.html (572 words)

	GENUKI: Redruth
		Redruth was formerly the capital of the largest and richest metal mining area in Britain.
		REDRUTH, Church of England Chapel of Ease, Redruth, 1828, 600, Wm.
		This is the original church for the parish in Redruth, and is situated to the north of the town.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/Cornwall/Redruth/index.html (2215 words)

	Redruth Cricket Club : Redruth Cricket Club Homepage
		Redruth Cricket Club was first mentioned in the Cornish press in 1830 and is the oldest sporting Club in the town.
		Redruth Cricket Club strives to be competitive but not at the expense of being friendly and inclusive.
		Redruth Ladies v Truro at Truro's Riverside Ground
	www.redruthcc.com (390 words)

	Redruth
		REDRUTH, an unincorporated market-town in the hundred of Penwith, in the county of Cornwall, 268 miles from the General Post-office, London, by the Southampton railroad to the Andover-road station (55 miles), and from thence by Andover, Salisbury, Dorchester, Bridport, Exeter, Launceston, Bodmin, and Truro.
		The Redruth and Chasewater (or, as it is more commonly called, Redruth and Deveron) railway extends from Redruth to Deveron, a shipping-place, on a creek running up from Falmouth harbour.
		The traffic is of much the same description as that on the Redruth and Deveron railway, and a large quantity of general merchandise is conveyed inland, which is brought by a steamer that plies between the ports of Hayle and Bristol.
	www.oldtowns.co.uk /Cornwall/redruth.htm (733 words)

	Redruth Cornwall - Cornwall Online (Redruth pages)
		Redruth was formerly the capital of the largest and richest metal mining area in Britain.
		It was the deep mining of copper after the 1730s which raised Redruth's status to that of capital of the largest and richest metal mining area in Britain.
		The population of Redruth and the nearby villages greatly increased.
	www.heartofcornwall.com /pages/redruth.htm (564 words)

	Town/Village information --- Redruth --- Cornwall
		It was the deep mining of copper after the 1730s which raised Redruth's status to that of capital of the largest and richest metal mining area in Britain.
		The population of Redruth and the nearby villages greatly increased.
		Redruth and its surrounding district gave to the world, not only a vital material, but also a legacy of engineering innovation through the work of men such as Watt, Murdoch and Trevithick.
	www.southwestlinks.ndo.co.uk /redruth.htm (550 words)

	Redruth Poor Law Union and Workhouse
		Redruth Poor Law Union was officially formed on 10th June 1837.
		Cornwall: Camborne (5), Gwennap (6), Gwinear (2), Gwithian, Illogan (4), Phillack (3), Redruth (6), Stythians (2).
		The Redruth Union workhouse was built in 1838 at Carn Brea near Redruth.
	users.ox.ac.uk /~peter/workhouse/Redruth/Redruth.shtml (369 words)

	Property to rent in Redruth
		A courtyard of attractively restored stone cottages, set in a secluded and peaceful valley setting.
		A modern semi-detached family house in a small rather select cul-de-sac close to Tesco and Redruth town centre.
		Top quality features including all kitchen appliances, stainless steel oven and hob, video door entry system and much more.
	www.rightmove.co.uk /property-to-let-in--redruth--cornwall.rsp/svr/3001 (337 words)

	Redruth Jobs @ Jobsite UK - Start your Recruitment & Job Search Now!
		Want to find your next job in Redruth as quickly and easily as possible?
		We currently have 427 jobs within 10 miles of Redruth.
		Perfect homes, houses, flats and other property to rent in Redruth.
	www.jobsite.co.uk /local/redruth.html (101 words)

	Redruth (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Redruth is an important market and industrial town in west Cornwall.
		Redruth originated as a medieval market town strategically located at an important crossroads and river fording point, 1 km from the parish church town.
		Although widely acknowledged as one of the centres of the greatest of all Cornwall’s mining areas its principal economic function was as the greatest market town in west Cornwall with its first market and fair charters dating to 1333.
	www.historic-cornwall.org.uk /towns/redruth/redruth.htm (990 words)

	Redruth United Football Club
		Redruth suffered a brief late scare as New Park gained a goal back but were quickly rewarded for Ryan Baber’s energetic burst into the area with minutes to go, as he was bundled off the ball.
		Redruth boldly pushed 3 up front, and with 10 minutes remaining notched a goal as Richie Ward bundled the ball over and 5 minutes later, Redruth sniffed a lifeline as their two subs combined, with Jake Williams feeding Tony Barber to strike the ball home.
		Redruth’s best goal was reserved for Jason Smith who twisted past his marker and fired a looping shot past the keeper’s left hand post to send The Reds in 3-0 up at the break.
	eteamz.active.com /redruthunitedfc/index.cfm (1666 words)

	GENUKI: Redruth St Andrew
		St Andrew's parish in Redruth was created in 1884 when the original parish of Redruth, based upon St Uny's church, was divided in two to serve a vastly increasing population.
		The origin of the name Redruth is believed to be 'red ford', from the Cornish rys or rid meaning red, and rudh meaning ford.
		Baptisms, marriages and burials of Redruth (1560 to 1716) are available on CD from the Cornish Forefathers' Society.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/Cornwall/Redruth/StAndrew/index.html (597 words)

	Redruth Brewery (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Redruth Brewery in Redruth was founded by William Davey in 1742 when the town was the centre of the world copper and tin mining industry.
		Redruth Brewery, employing 25 people at its site in Redruth, annually produces about 600,000 bottles of its own brands of ales and lagers, including the very popular traditional brew Cornish Rebellion.
		The brewery was established in 1742 when Redruth was the world centre for copper and tin mining with thousands of miners living in the area.
	www.oldtykes.co.uk /redruth_brewery.htm (295 words)

	Redruth Townscape
		Throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries Redruth was west Cornwall’s principal market town and the acknowledged capital of the Cornish mining industry.
		It was built as a memorial to its founder by the Miners’ Association of Devon and Cornwall.
		The Redruth School of Mines was based here and extra-mural classes continued until the 1950s.
	www.cornish-mining.org.uk /sites/redruth.htm (413 words)

	THREEMILESTONE FOOTBALL CLUB - MATCH REPORT - HOME to REDRUTH
		In this battle of two promotion hopefuls Redruth started the better of the two sides, their midfield were winning the majority of balls and set up the strikers on several occasions.
		The second half was much the same as the first with Redruth slightly on top in the midfield but the Stones having the better goal scoring chances.
		Dan Taylor had the ball snatched from his feet by the Redruth keeper just as he was about to pull the trigger from four yards out.
	www.tmsafc.co.uk /20034Season/Matchreports20034/firsRedruthhome.htm (285 words)

	About Redruth, Cornwall
		Between 1700 and the 1850s, Redruth grew in size and stature due to it being situated in a copper-rich part of the land.
		The town of Redruth is dominated by the hills of Carn Brea and Carn Marth.
		Besides Trevithick, Mick Fleetword (of Fleetword Mac) was born and lived in Redruth when his Squadron Leader father was based at nearby RAF Portreath, and William Murdoch the Scottish inventor lived here, where in 1792 he lit his house with piped 'coal gas' (probably the first building in the world to be lit this way).
	www.clarew.freeserve.co.uk /Redruth.htm (391 words)

	Redruth - Destinations National Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		The town of Redruth was used by medieval pilgrims as a stopping place on their way to St Michael's Mount.
		Redruth is a town in the centre of Cornwall.
		Redruth has many car large carparks, and so there shouldnt be a problem.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /destinations-national/redruth (252 words)

	Redruth Cornwall
		Redruth and its neighbour Camborne were the centre of the copper and tin mining area of Cornwall, which expanded rapidly due largely to the invention of the high pressure steam engine by Richard Trevithick Today almost all are finally shut, but some of the old engines house can been seen often haunting the skyline.
		High above Redruth is Carn Brea a granite tor, capped by a memorial to the mine owner Francis Bassett, there is also a leisure centre of the same name.
		In the surrounding area is criss-crossed by an extensive network of footpaths and bridleways, based in the old mineral routes which connected the mining areas with the coastal ports.
	www.cornwall-info.co.uk /towns.asp?Town=Redruth (155 words)

	Redruth Tourist Information on AboutBritain.com
		Redruth's architecture bears testament to its rich mining history, celebrated each June with Murdoch Day festival.
		The granite tor of Carn Brea, crowned with a monument to mine owner Francis Basset overlooks Redruth.
		University of Exeter, Redruth - Displays of rocks and minerals from all over the world.
	www.aboutbritain.com /towns/redruth.asp (338 words)

	Camborne & Redruth (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A public Lighting Agreement was signed on 15.5.02 with the Redruth U.D.C. for 2 Arc Lamps, 28 all-night lamps and 148 1/2 night lights, which were connected by 1903.
		The members of the Camborne and the Redruth Councils were taken for rides on the trams on the 1.10.02, and the B.O.T. Inspector made his formal inspection on 25.10.02; passing the whole tramway for use, except for a recommendation on slipper brakes.
		An Agreement was made on 24.10.10 with the County Council, to relay the tramway by the original contractors and the track to be laid on new foundations, with Macadam inside and outside the rails at a higher level for 2,800 yards.
	www.swehs.co.uk /docs/tram03.html (3290 words)

	Redruth, England News
		Four appliances from Redruth, Camborne and Falmouth were called to the depot at the United Downs Industrial Estate in St Day on Wednesday...
		Henry Gibbs, 22, was being treated for anxiety and depression An inquest jury looking into the death of a man in a Cornish mental health unit has returned an open verdict.
		An inquest into a female patient's death returned an open verdict A pathologist has said a post mortem he carried out on the body of a patient who died at a mental health unit in Redruth was inconclusive.
	www.topix.net /uk/redruth (682 words)

	Redruth - Review - 'Druthy!
		Cornwall is very green, and so Redruth has many parks in which to take a nice break and have a walk through.
		Redruth, being in the centre of Cornwall, is near to many attractions and locations.
		Redruth not be the best for accomodation, but it has lots to offer.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /destinations-national/redruth/418408 (1004 words)

	Redruth
		What survives in Redruth is an outstanding resource for understanding the buildings and mechanics of the industrial processes of the time
		Redruth was the capital of the greatest of all Cornwall’s mining areas, important for its marketing, financial, managerial and institutional roles
		The greatest market town in west Cornwall, the length and complexity of its history is matched by the range, quality and complexity of its surviving historic fabric.
	www.historic-cornwall.org.uk /cisi/redruth/redruth.htm (214 words)

	BBC - Essex - Sport - Barking 15-41 Redruth
		Barking put a penalty into touch in the Redruth 22, won the ball and drove for the line, releasing it to Mounga Kafatolu who was stopped just short, but Eaton was on hand to pick up the ball and score, Bryan adding the extra points.
		Five minutes later Redruth felt they had scored again but the referee ruled a double movement after a try-saving tackle by Ben Montgomery and Barking were reprieved for a while.
		They launched a series of attacks at the Redruth line, but each time they lost possession at a crucial moment and Redruth were able to run in two more tries against a disillusioned and fast-tiring defence for a slightly-flattering 41-15 victory that leaves Barking rooted to the foot of the table.
	www.bbc.co.uk /essex/content/articles/2006/11/06/barking_rugby_redruth_feature.shtml (747 words)

	4. Redruth School
		Roger took up a teaching post at Redruth School at the outset of comprehensive schooling in the Camborne - Redruth area of Cornwall in 1976.
		He continued and expanded the traditional Annual Carol Service, which moved to the Methodist Church at Redruth - and involved a staff choir, a student choir of over one hundred and twenty voices, the school band, as well as various solos and ensembles, performing his own compositions and arrangements.
		In 2001 his school band was chosen to play at the rugby match between England 'A' and France 'A' at the Redruth rugby ground - providing music before the match - and also the National Anthems.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /dyskajor/page4.html (295 words)

	Rubbish/Recycling - Redruth Landfill (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Redruth Landfill covers 27 hectares at the southern boundary of Timaru on what used to be the Timaru Airport site.
		Up to 26 monitoring bores have been installed in and around the site to monitor groundwater quality, and the adjacent Saltwater Creek is also checked.
		The Redruth landfill has a remaining lifespan of approximately 12-16 years at current rates of use.
	www.timaru.govt.nz /services/refuse/redruth.html (295 words)

	Redruth tourist information from TourUK
		Redruth, a small town, once a very prosperous mining town, now in decline.
		William Murdock, an inventor, had the first gas lit house in the country and his house is preserved.
		Conveniently situated 2 miles east of Redruth just off the A30, we are an excellent base for exploring Truro, St Ives, Falmouth, Penzance, Newquay and the Eden Project..
	www.touruk.co.uk /cornwall/corn_red.htm (249 words)

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