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	Wealden Iron Research Group Home Page
		Iron was made in the Weald from pre-Roman times until the beginning of the 19th century.
		Its legacy is recalled by a host of place names, such as Minepit Wood and Forge Lane, by the hammer and furnace ponds which survive in the landscape, and by the cast-iron graveslabs and firebacks that can be seen, respectively, in Wealden churches and farmhouses.
		Since 1968 when it was established, much of this work has been carried out by the Wealden Iron Research Group (WIRG).
	www.wealdeniron.org.uk (126 words)

	AbeBooks: Search Results - Straker and Wealden Iron
		Wealden Iron: A Monograph on the Former Ironworks in the Counties of Sussex, Surey and Kent, Comprising a History of the Industry from the Earliest Times to Its Cessation:.
		Title : Wealden Iron: A Monograph on the Former Ironworks in the Counties of Sussex, Surrey and Kent.
		Wealden Iron: A Monograph on the Former Ironworks in the Counties of Sussex, Surrey and Kent.
	www.abebooks.co.uk /search/sortby/3/an/Straker+/tn/+Wealden+Iron (968 words)

	Wealden - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Wealden rocks lie in the central part of this anticline between the escarpments of the North and South Downs; they extend eastwards from the neighbourhood of Haslemere and Elland Chapel to the west between Pevensey and Hythe.
		Wealden beds occur on the southern side of the Isle of Wight and in the Isle of Purbeck in Dorsetshire.
		A separate Wealden area exists in north Germany between Brunswick and Bentheim, in the Ostervald and Teutoberger Wald, where the Deister Sandstone (150 ft.) corresponds to the Hastings Sands and the Walderthon (70 - loo ft.) to the Weald Clay.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Wealden (721 words)

	Wealden District Council - Wealden walks
		Wealden District Council, with the help of each of the 42 parishes in the area and supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, has established the Wealden Walks.
		There are 20 Wealden Walks in total varying from 4 to 12 miles in length, with at least one passing through every parish.
		The complete colour guide of the Wealden Walks can be purchased from the Council Office receptions at Crowborough and Hailsham, most village shops, and the leisure centres at a cost of £3.00.
	www.wealden.co.uk /Environment_and_Transport/Roads_and_Footpaths/Wealden_Walks.aspx (494 words)

	Privacy Policy
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	www.wealdentool.com /acatalog/privacy_policy.html (517 words)

	Travel scheme tops Wealden's spending plans
		Wealden District Council’s Cabinet has proposed a 4.5 per cent Council Tax rise to help fund a number of service improvements including helping to provide free bus travel for the over 60s and disabled people.
		This increase, the equivalent of an extra £6.49 a year to the average Band D Council Tax payment for Wealden, will meet the needs of inflation and help provide free bus travel for the over 60s and disabled people,” explained Councillor David Logan, Cabinet member for Finance and Assets.
		Wealden District Council also collects Council Tax on behalf of East Sussex County Council, the police and fire authorities and the local parish or town council.
	www.wealden.org /Council/Media_Releases/2005/TravelschemetopsWealdensspendingplans.aspx (407 words)

	Wealden LibDems - Wealden Parliamentary Constituency (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wealden parliamentary constituency is the northern part of the Wealden District in the County of East Sussex.
		It stretches from the parishes of Forest Row and Danehill in the west to Wadhurst in the East and Hailsham in the south.
		Even before John Prescott increased the figures, Wealden District had been allocated a requirement for 3,300 new dwellings in the period up to 2011; these are to be focussed on peripheral expansions to Uckfield, Hailsham and Polegate (Polegate is in the part of Wealden DC which is outside the Constituency).
	www.wealden.libdems.org /wealden.htm (570 words)

	Wealden District Council - Wealden's links policy (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wealden District Council receives many such requests, and retains the right to withdraw this permission without explanation or notice if in our judgement use of such links is excessive or inappropriate.
		Wealden District Council does not allow use of its logo without prior written agreement from the Council.
		Although we look at all sites carefully to assess their reliability and content, the Council is not responsible for the reliability or content of the websites and does not necessarily endorse the views expressed within these websites or any association with their operators.
	www.wealden.co.uk /Council/Legal_information/Links.aspx (290 words)

	Wealden Planning
		Norman Baker, MP for Lewes, has today written to Charles Lant, Chief Executive of Wealden District Council to express his concerns at the way, Wealden District Council determines planning applications, saying too often the voice of local people is ignored.
		The present scheme at Wealden District Council does not specify exactly what course of action should be taken if a particular application receives a certain number of objections.
		Norman also feels that there is a further contradiction in Wealden’s scheme in that when a matter is brought before committee, the relevant local member is not allowed a voice at that committee, where as, on the other hand he or she is effectively given decision-making powers for applications which are delegated.
	www.normanbaker.org.uk /press_releases/2005/051005_WealdenPlan.htm (302 words)

	Audit Commission - Press Release
		Wealden District Council overall is ‘good’, according to a major report published today by the Audit Commission.
		The council is well led and will continue to improve if it co-ordinates its strategies for the future of the district and focuses on improving its few areas of weakness.
		The Comprehensive Performance Assessment (CPA) released today, is part of a rolling programme to give local people a report on how their district councils are performing corporately, and how they are serving their communities.
	www.audit-commission.gov.uk /reports/PRESS-RELEASE.asp?CategoryID=&ProdID=4F98A115-1AFA-424b-AA67-5DFC5A41995A (817 words)

	Wealden District Council - 021 air quality monitoring
		Wealden is to get its first Ozone Monitoring Station as part of an international initiative to provide air quality warnings.
		The 2003 summer heat-wave and resulting incidents of high ozone pollution in France and the south east of England showed how far-reaching air pollution could be for the health of sensitive populations.
		Wealden’s station is expected to be fully automatic.
	www.wealden.co.uk /Council/Media%5FReleases/2005/021airqualitymonitoring.aspx (430 words)

	Wealden Liberal Democrats Home Page
		Bob Sweetland reports that the Wealden District Council's LDF Sub-Committee has been reviewing the public's responses to the Issues and Options document
		Wealden District Council results can be seen here.
		Town/Parish results in the Wealden DC area can be seen here.
	www.wealden.libdems.org (297 words)

	Wealden - Waste & Energy Research Group
		Despite operating a kerbside collection for paper, cans and foil and a comprehensive bring bank system by 1998 Wealden was only recycling 7.5% of their waste stream.
		The authority is recycling 29% of its waste placing it 56th out of English local authorities.
		For more information please visit Wealden District Council.
	www.brighton.ac.uk /werg/household/wealden.html (378 words)

	Wealden District Council - 016WealdentoAppeal
		Wealden District Council has decided to appeal against the High Court decision earlier this month which overturned its non-statutory local plan.
		Tuesday’s full council meeting also voted to continue with the non-statutory local plan process until the decision of the Court of Appeal is known.
		The Council believed it was important to have a finalised document against which to deliver the substantial housing allocations imposed on the Council.
	www.wealden.co.uk /Council/Media%5FReleases/2005/016WealdentoAppeal.aspx (425 words)

	Wealden Broadcloth 1331AD - 1566AD - VillageNet History
		In the early 1300's Edward I put a tax on the export of wool, which was one of Englands largest exports of the time.
		In 1566 an Act of Parliament was passed which prohibited the export of unfinished cloths, this was intended to create work and wealth in the clothing manufacturing industry.
		Most of the Wealden Broadcloth industry was centered around exporting, with only a few local markets.This banning of the export trade basically killed off the industry that brought great riches to the area.
	www.villagenet.co.uk /history/1331-broadcloth.html (399 words)

	"Fossils of Piltdown"
		The first fossil thought to be a Wealden mammalian tooth (M13134) was found by Charles Dawson in a bone bed within the Wadhurst Clay exposed in the 'Old Roar Quarry' near Hastings.
		The presence of a single pulp cavity in the root reduces the probability that the tooth is a plagiaulacid molar, which has two roots, and strongly suggests that it is not the tooth of a mammal.
		After 1911 no more Wealden mammalian fossils were discovered until 1960; but interest in the stratigraphy and the fauna of the Wealden did not decline.
	www.clarku.edu /~piltdown/map_gen_hist_surveys/fossils_of-Pilt.html (2174 words)

	Wealden East Sussex through time \| Local history overview for the District/Unitary Authority
		Wealden is a District/Unitary Authority in the county of East Sussex, in England.
		The modern boundaries of Wealden shown on 19th and 20th century maps.
		Discover other units Wealden was related to, and how its boundaries changed.
	www.visionofbritain.org.uk /unit_page.jsp?u_id=10105304&c_id=10084740 (259 words)

	Wealden District Council - 007 Lifeline merger
		Wealden District Council Lifeline and Eastbourne Lifeline services are going to merge.
		A new independent company is being set up called Wealden and Eastbourne Lifeline, which will provide 24 hour response services to residents and retirement housing clients across the area.
		Wealden and Eastbourne Lifeline is looking to introduce innovative packages of ‘telecare’ support, supplementing the existing 24 hour service currently provided and to make the range of services available to a wider range of individuals and organisations.
	www.wealden.co.uk /Council/Media%5FReleases/2005/007Lifelinemerger.aspx (323 words)

	WIRG - A Brief History of Wealden Iron
		It is hard to picture the former iron industry in today's countryside of small fields, woodlands and steep, narrow, gill valleys.
		The Wealden geology of sands and clays yielded the iron ore, as well as the stone and brick to build the furnaces; the woodland provided the charcoal fuel; and the numerous small streams and valleys ensured water power for the bellows and hammers of the forges and furnaces.
		As competition from imported iron increased, the Wealden ironmasters began to concentrate increasingly on gun founding, and examples can be found all over the world, wherever Britain fought or traded.
	www.wealdeniron.org.uk /hist.htm (773 words)

	Wealden (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Although the Wealden have only been in existence since 1988, the facilities at The Oaks continue to improve, and new floodlights were inaugurated with some style on Tuesday 26 September 2006 with a 5-0 win over Westfield.
		Formed in 1988, Wealden joined Division 3 of the Sussex County League ten years later, finishing 4th in their first season before gaining promotion as runners-up to Bosham in 1999/00.
		On the back of their 2004/05 form, Wealden were strongly fancied by many to be championshop contenders in 2005/06.
	www.nomad-online.co.uk /html/wealden.html (469 words)

	WEALDEN HISTORY OF EARLY IRON MAKING INDUSTRY - TWISSELLS MILL HEATHFIELD SUSSEX WEALDEN DISTRICT COUNCIL, CHARLES ...
		The Wealden Iron Research Group was founded in 1968, by Henry Cleere and David Crossley, to update the pioneering work of Ernest Straker whose monograph, Wealden Iron, had been published in 1931.
		Membership of WIRG is open to individuals, families and institutions, students and those of pensionable age, and includes a bi-annual Newsletter and the Wealden Iron Bulletin.
		Activities include a Field Group, which organises a programme of fieldwork in the autumn and winter, bi-annual meetings with visiting speakers, small-scale excavations, and a variety of other projects undertaken by its members.
	www.solarnavigator.net /www.twissellsmill.com/wealden_iron_industry.htm (1181 words)

	The District of Wealden (Electoral Changes) Order 2001
		Elections of the council of the district of Wealden
		- (1) The ordinary elections of all councillors of the district of Wealden shall be held simultaneously on the ordinary day of election of non-metropolitan district councillors in 2003[5] and every fourth year after 2003.
		Prints of the map may be inspected at all reasonable times at the offices of Wealden Council and at the offices of the Secretary of State for Transport, Local Government and the Regions, 2nd Floor, Ashdown House, 123 Victoria Street, London SW1E 6DE.
	www.opsi.gov.uk /si/si2001/20014053.htm (1546 words)

	Draft Wealden Local Plan Review 2002
		A significant influence on the Local Plan is the emerging Community Strategy for Wealden District which forms a vision jointly produced by the Council and its Partners to positively help the social, economic and environmental well being of the area.
		Wealden District Council has an overall vision for the District including corporate objectives to help achieve this vision and a number of strategies developed in consultation with the local community as listed below:
		Clearly the objectives of this draft Local Plan and the emerging Community Strategy are interlinked, particularly in trying to achieve sustainable improvements to the quality of life for Wealden’s residents.
	www.cartoplus.co.uk /wealden/text/02contxt.htm (1864 words)

	Wealden Greensand
		• The Wealden Greensand in Hampshire and West Sussex comprises areas of high ground supporting a mosaic of open heath, beech/ash or oak/hazel/ash wooded hangers - or pine forest in Sussex - and rough grazing.
		• In the western Surrey area, the Wealden Greensand is flat with much heathland and former heathland.
		Towards the east, the slopes become steeper and are generally densely wooded with an extensive oak/birch/pine cover, numerous small woodlands and also 18th century conifer plantations.
	www.countryside.gov.uk /LAR/Landscape/CC/SEL/wealden_greensand.asp (371 words)

	Wealden \| Home Page
		Formed in 1988, Wealden joined Division 3 of the Sussex County League ten years later, finishing 4th in their first season before gaining promotion as runners-up to Bosham in 1999/00.
		In 2005/06, Wealden finished 6th but in 2006/07, under new Manager Andy Gander, ably assisted by the experienced Mark Cox, Wealden looked to be promoted into the 1st Division until 4.55pm on the final day of the season when St Francis scored a 95th minute winner at Pagham to deny Wealden top flight status.
		However, Wealden did finish in the highest league position in their history in 4th.
	www.webteams.co.uk /home.asp?team=wealdenfc (515 words)

	WEALDEN - Online Information article about WEALDEN
		The Wealden anticline can he traced across the Channel into the Bas Boulonnais.
		The fossils of the Wealden beds comprise See also:
		reason several authorities are in favour of retaining the Wealden rocks in that See also:
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /WAT_WIL/WEALDEN.html (1054 words)

	LGA Link: Wealden District Council (DC)
		Wealden District Council has 58 Councillors elected in 34 wards.
		All Councillors meet together as the Full Council where they decide the Council's overall policies and set the budget each year.
		The Committees are also agreed and appointments made to them.
	www.lga.gov.uk /LinkDetails.asp?link=508& (65 words)

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