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   1 day ago · In Pictures: Starmer says Namaste to final days of campaigning. Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer visited a Hindu temple in London on Friday, joining prayer ceremonies and chatting with children. He ...

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   Which river drains Purbeck from the west?

   • The Rivers Trent and Frome drain central Purbeck from the west, discharging into Poole Harbour. The south coast, officially designated an Area of Outstanding Beauty, has excellent examples of differential marine erosion because of its diverse geologic strata.

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   Where did Stour grew up?

   • The town grew up at the point where an E.-W. route following the N. bank of the Stour intersected a N.-S. route along the Allen. The mediaeval town was confined to the W. bank of the Allen and in Saxon times it occupied only a small area in the immediate vicinity of the Minster.

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   What was Wimborne Minster like before 1894?

   • Before 1894 the parish of Wimborne Minster had an area of nearly 12,000 acres, most of it now divided between Colehill, Holt and Pamphill. The town grew up at the point where an E.-W. route following the N. bank of the Stour intersected a N.-S. route along the Allen.

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   Where did William Stone bring books to Wimborne?

   • Library: In room above vestry, with chained books bequeathed by William Stone, Principal of New Inn Hall, Oxford, brought to Wimborne 1686 (J. M. J. Fletcher, Dorset Procs ., XXXV (1914), 21–4). Monuments and Floor-slabs.

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