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	Wyre Borough Council - Shoreline Management Plans - River Wyre to Walney Island (SMP 11c)
		The coastline of the Bay is a rare mixture of urban and rural frontages with the major rivers of the Leven, Kent, Keer, Lune and Wyre all contributing to its rich character.
		Muds and silts settle, forming banks and marshes, whose edges are shaped by wandering river channels.
		Wyre Borough Council, Civic Centre, Breck Road, Poulton-le-Fylde.
	www.wyrebc.gov.uk /Council_Services/Coastal_and_General_Engineering/Shoreline_Management_Plans/River_Wyre_to_Walney_Island_(SMP_11c).asp (596 words)

	Wyre - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		See also Wyre, Orkney for the Scottish island, and Wyre Forest district in Worcestershire.
		Wyre is a local government district with borough status in Lancashire, England.
		The district is named after the River Wyre, which runs through the district.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Wyre (94 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Fleetwood (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fleetwood is a town in Lancashire, England, lying at the northern end of the Fylde peninsula but part of the Wyre local authority area.
		Ferries sail from Fleetwood across the River Wyre to Knott End-on-Sea, and in past days there has been a service (more recently in summer only) to Douglas in the Isle of Man.
		Map sources for the Wyre estuary at grid reference SD340479 This article is about the River Wyre in Lancashire.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Fleetwood (1233 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News
		A pumping station was built below the confluence of the two near the village of Abbeystead as part of a water transfer scheme in the 1980s.
		The area around Burn Naze on the western side of the Wyre estuary was formerly known as Bergerode, believed to be an Old English term for "shallow harbour", beor grade.
		Fleetwood at the mouth of the river was a major fishing port up until the latter half of the 20th century.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=River_Wyre (380 words)

	Definition of River Wyre
		The River Wyre is a river in Lancashire, England that flows into the Irish Sea at Fleetwood.
		Rising in the Forest of Bowland in central Lancashire it flows south through Garstang where it meets its major tributary, the River Calder, followed by the River Brock.
		Flowing west until it becomes tidal near Poulton-le-Fylde, it defines the north-eastern limit of the peninsula known as the Fylde.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/River_Wyre (154 words)

	River Wyre - FISHINGmagic Forum Messages
		After that it was quitet for the rest of the night appart from the odd bite.
		I’ve not fished the Wyre before in the winter and the river look very different, extremely bare after the winter floods.
		Walked and tried the whole of the WAA stretch for the pike and at dusk tried the peg I’d fished in the summer but not a touch or knock on either session.
	www.fishingmagic.com /forum/forummessages/mps/dt/4/UTN/4296/last/1/V/1/SP/332934508191406334516 (607 words)

	The Maggotdrowner's Forum - river wyre
		Posted - 31 January 2006 : 9:31:09 PM fished river wyre at churchtown on the W.A.A. stretch,at 11.00 on 30/01/06.
		Posted - 08 February 2006 : 10:19:39 PM might have a go at the pike this week-end never pike fished a river before and i don,t think i fancy live baiting so it may be smelt under a float and see what turns up size wise.
		If the river is clear as with chub try under trees and rafts or in little cutouts in the bank but most of all have fun.
	www.maggotdrowning.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=34546 (405 words)

	River Wyre Thornton - Flooded Field 12 pictures from summer fun photos on webshots
		River Wyre Thornton - Flooded Field 12 pictures from summer fun photos on webshots
		In album: Thornton River Wyre - Poulton-Le Fy...
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	good-times.webshots.com /photo/1109448949053015355CBkWsw (142 words)

	Over Wyre - the rural heart of the Fylde plain
		This page is a personal view of the villages "Over Wyre", and lying within the Borough of Wyre on the northern section of the Fylde plain.
		Between Nateby, Pilling and Winmarleigh are some of the most isolated farmsteads you could imagine, with roads you really need a four wheel drive to negotiate, and which switchback up and down as the peat moss has sunk unevenly over the years.
		Hambleton is just across the first land bridge over the River Wyre and, as a result, it is one of the most civilised parts of Over Wyre.
	www.fredmoor.com /thefylde/ofylde.htm (958 words)

	garden furniture river wyre
		Close to the River Wyre and the Lancashire Cycle Route, it is well...
		...are fairly well defined by physical features, such as the sea and river Wyre and by the common...
		The lane at the front of the cottage meanders down to the River Wyre, an old toll...
	www.foundlocally.net /garden-furniture-river-wyre.php (176 words)

	Wyre Ramblers, Rambling Club, Walking, Walks, Rambling, Fylde Coast, Lancashire, North West,
		It would be appreciated if all walkers could return to the coach at the designated time to avoid delays on the return journey.
		Wyre Ramblers are a friendly, long established rambling group based on the North Fylde area of Lancashire.
		Membership of the club is mostly derived from the local towns of Fleetwood, Thornton, Cleveleys and Poulton-le-Fylde.
	www.dalesandvales.co.uk /wyreramblers.html (423 words)

	Wyre Forest Accommodation and Local Attractions
		Below are a few of the local attractions in the Wyre Forest and Stourport on Severn area, from your Bed and Breakfast accommodation in Stourport you can easily travel to many attractions in the local area, we are a short distance from Bewdley, Kidderminster, Bridgnorth and Worcester.
		Housed in a historic 18th Century Butcher's Shambles, the museum provides a fascinating insight into the crafts and trades of the town, the Wyre Forest area and the lives of its people.
		Wyre Forest Leisure provides a range of high quality services and activities, arts, sports, museum, play, events, parks, leisure centres and nature reserves.
	www.oakleighguesthouse.co.uk /Stourport-local-attractions.htm (399 words)

	Blackpool Breaks - Blackpool History
		The Romans built a road through Preston to a settlement outside Kirkham fort and this continued westwards, probably towards a Roman port (Portus Setantiorum) thought to be situated two miles north of Fleetwood at the point where the River Wyre Discharges into the Lune Deeps.
		Blackpool's early boundaries were within the township of Layton with Warbreck, part of the manor of Layton, which together with Bispham and Norbreck formed the ancient parish of Bispham or Biscopham as recorded in the Domesday Book.
		In 1750 drainage dykes were cut from the Marton Mere to the River Wyre effectively reducing the size of the lake from around one square mile to 15 acres.
	www.blackpoolbreaks.net /tourist/?guide=blackpool_history.html (861 words)

	The early days of Thornton Cleveleys page three (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Stanah Clough, River Wyre is pictured in the 1900's but the scene had changed little over many years.
		Between the banks of the River Wyre there were at one time six fords at intervals from the sea to Great Eccleston.
		The first was at Wardleys where the Report of the Regional Planning Committe for the Area of the Fylde, 1937 recommended a bridge should be made, Shard Bridge, built in 1864, being old and inadequate.
	www.cleveleys.co.uk /oldcleveleys/crpage03.htm (199 words)

	Poulton-le-Fylde (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Poulton-le-Fylde sits on the River Wyre to the east of Blackpool and was once an important port in the height of the cotton trade.
		The River Wyre is a long walk from the town centre, but the roads around the town centre, enclose a natural square which is a focus for craft fairs in Summer and whose cobbles are largely traffic free, except for the occasional limousine, delivering a blushing bride to the gates of St Chad's church.
		There are a few reminders of the town's former, more ribald, nature in the form of this whipping post and the stocks, seen in the photograph right.
	www.allanburke.freeserve.co.uk /district/poulton.htm (231 words)

	Statutory Instrument 1997 No. 315
		The text of this Internet version of the Statutory Instrument which is published by the Queen's Printer of Acts of Parliament has been prepared to reflect the text as it was Made.
		Whereas the Secretary of State has granted to Telewest Communications Fylde and Wyre Limited on 19th December 1996 a licence ("the licence") under section 7 of the Telecommunications Act 1984[1] ("the Act"), to which section 8 of the Act applies, for the running of the telecommunication systems specified in the Licence ("the Applicable Systems"):
		Consequently, by virtue of section 9(3) of that Act, Telewest Communications Fylde and Wyre Limited will be a public telecommunications operator when the Order comes into force on 14th March 1997.
	www.opsi.gov.uk /si/si1997/19970315.htm (543 words)

	Welcome to the Rotary Club of Garstang & Over Wyre
		The Rotary Club of Garstang and Over Wyre was formally established on 9th August 1965, and takes its membership from the rural area located between Preston, Lancaster and Fleetwood.
		The name of the club was formally changed to Garstang and Over Wyre in December 1999.
		A loosely define area north of the River Wyre between Garstang and the coast a Knott End encompassing numerous villages including Pilling, Stalmine, Nateby, Winmarleigh together with the substantial residential areas of Preesall/Knott End, and Hambleton.
	www.ribi.org /clubs/homepage.asp?ClubID=1171 (370 words)

	Lancashire County Council: Environment Directorate: Countryside Services
		Situated alongside the River Wyre this grassy picnic area provides the visitor with a car based starting point for trips into the Forest of Bowland.
		For longer walks follow the Wyre to Abbeystead nestling in the valley surrounded by the Bowland fells.
		This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright.
	www.lancashire.gov.uk /environment/countryside/sites/scorton.asp (140 words)

	This is Lancashire \| CommuniGate \| nwramblers
		The North West Ramblers Club is a small walking club based in Fleetwood and the Wyre district of Lancashire.
		If you live in this area and you love to ramble in the countryside, especially the lake district or just love peace and quiet; no hassle, friendly company, love nature or taking photographs of beautiful scenery, then this is the club for you.
		All our walks are organised with all ages and abilities catered for from experienced walkers who want to organise their own walks to absolute beginners — please don’t be afraid to come on your own as you will always be made welcome.
	www.communigate.co.uk /lancs/northwestramblers/index.phtml (146 words)

	River Wyre from Street Bridge, near Dolphinholme, Lancashire, UK, 18 July, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		River Wyre from Street Bridge, near Dolphinholme, Lancashire, UK, 18 July, 2004
		A flooded gravel pit, one of several in this section of the Wyre Valley, is visible through the trees on the left.
		A large proportion of the river valley here was excavated for gravel; I'm not sure when, but I suspect it was in the 1960s, when the nearby M6 motorway was constructed and required aggregate.
	www.ministry-of-information.co.uk /blog1/180704-01.htm (92 words)

	Prestigious Prize for Creator of the Ribbon of Protest Campaign
		Working with fellow student Garth Grattrix, from Thornton-Cleveleys, the project resulted in local people tying yellow ribbons on the Shard Bridge over the River Wyre in protest against the subterranean gas storage proposal in the underground caverns close to the river.
		Jacqueline feels the River Wyre is a beautiful, ancient tributary to the sea with an abundance of wildlife, flora and fauna, which have been taken for granted.
		As part of the project, it is her intention to plant a wildflower pathway down to the headland and restore a derelict bench to encourage people to further the use of this area.
	www.uclan.ac.uk /news/2005/web019.htm (365 words)

	River Wyre map (Site not responding. Last check: )
		At the roundabout take the Poulton-le-Fylde turning and then the first turn on you left you will then aproach the River Wyre on your right.
		Heading towards Blackpool, exit the M55 at Junction3 and follow signs for Fleetwood, this road is the A585.
		The River Wyre is situated on this road, you can't miss it!
	www.bestpublichouse.co.uk /map.htm (76 words)

	Shard Riverside Poulton-Le-Fylde UK. Discount Rates
		Old Bridge Lane, Hambleton, Poulton-Le-Fylde, England, FY6 9BT, UK Perched on the picturesque River Wyre and nestling in its own secluded setting, you will discover our jewel in the crown of Fylde coast retreats - Shard Riverside.
		We boast twelve modern highly maintained rooms, most with stunning views over the River Wyre, and free wi-fi broadband Internet.
		Fantastic room for families with one double bed and a sofabed for 2 children under 12 years - there is plenty of space for you and the kids.
	www.hotel-europe.co.uk /brochure/shard-riverside-hotel-poultonfylde (411 words)

	Hambleton Ch/CP Lancashire through time \| Descriptive Gazetteer entries (Site not responding. Last check: )
		HAMBLETON, a township-chapelry in Kirkham parish, Lancashire; on the river Wyre, 3 miles NE of Poulton r.
		A fine bridge over the Wyre here was erected in 1864.
		Hambleton.-- township, Kirkham par., N. Lancashire, on river Wyre, 7½ miles SW.
	www.visionofbritain.org.uk /gaztext_page.jsp?u_id=10354134&c_id=10001043 (111 words)

	River Wyre Caravan Park, Camping Blackpool UK
		River Wyre Caravan Park is situated in the picturesque village of Singleton, just a short distance from the vibrant seaside resort of Blackpool.
		The Caravan Park is set in spacious grounds with a range of occupied owner homes and mixed pitches for visitors wishing to bring their own caravans and camping equipment.
		River Wyre Caravan Park is in an excellent location for fishing and golf enthusiasts with facilities for both in the local area.
	www.totaltravel.co.uk /travel/north-west/lancashire/blackpool/accommodation/caravan/540885 (264 words)

	Lancashire Churches - St Michael's-on-Wyre
		Its location alongside the main road makes it the most frequently seen medieval church in the Fylde.
		Tradition has it that a church was built at this crossing of the River Wyre in c.640AD, at the time of the missionary and Archbishop of York, Paulinus.
		A church was evidently on the site in 1086 - the Domesday book records Michelscherce as one of the churches in the Hundred of Amounderness.
	www.lancashirechurches.co.uk /stmichaels.htm (573 words)

	Hotels in Fleetwood Lancashire accommodation - Fleetwood hotels accommodation in Lancashire Fylde Coast UK
		Fleetwood is situated on the Lancashire coast, at the mouth of the River Wyre, on the southern shore of Morecambe Bayi.
		It is one of the UK’s major ports for ferries to and from Northern Ireland, and has been a major fishing port for 90 years.
		Fleetwood is located in North West Lancashire, at the mouth of the River Wyre, 2 miles north of Blackpool Morecombe Bay, lake district, historic city of Lancaster, Preston all within 40 mins, Manchester and Liverpool 1 hour....
	www.kayukay.co.uk /fleetwoodhotels.html (523 words)

	Cheap Blackpool Hotels UK from Cheap Hotel Bookings.com
		There are numerous pleasant routes leading out of Blackpool, both north and south along the coast, as well as inland along the winding river valleys.
		There are beach bungalows which overlook the sea on the promenade, and in the town stands the lovely Church of Christ, built in the 1830s.
		Following the course of the River Wyre you will come across the charming towns of Thornton, known for its 18th century windmill, Poulton le Fylde, an ancient market town with cobbled streets and the historic Parish Church of St Chads, and finally Garstang, another attractive market town beside the Lancaster Canal and River Wyre.
	www.cheaphotelbookings.com /uk-hotels/blackpool-hotels-5.htm (351 words)

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