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   [8] 71.52% in Romford Town and 70.48% in Brooklands report their religion as Christian, compared to 76.13% for Havering, 58.23% in London and 71.74% in England. 15.71% in Romford Town and 16.62% in Brooklands report having no religion, compared to 13.18% in Havering, 15.76% in London and 14.59% in England.

2. www.eastlondonhistory.co.uk › the-history-ofRomford History: From Ancient Times to the Modern Day

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   Mar 24, 2023 · Learn about the fascinating history of Romford, a market town in East London that dates back to the Roman era. Discover Romford online.

3. www.francisfrith.com › romford › historyRead about the history of Romford and see specially selected ...

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   So close to London, yet so close to the Essex countryside, Romford has been endowed with a rich and varied history, both early and more recent. This book celebrates in pictures Romford's diverse and fascinating past and wanders nostalgically out to its surrounding towns, villages and hamlets.

4. prod.british-history.ac.uk › vch › essexRomford: Religious history | British History Online

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   Oct 3, 2024 · Romford Christian Spiritualist church, St. Edward's Way (formerly Church Lane), originated in 1923. Meetings were held at first in a hall in Brooklands Road (1923–8). A church was built in Church Lane in 1929. The congregation increased, and in 1937 a larger church was built behind the previous one, which became a hall.

5. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › essexRomford: Introduction - British History Online

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   Sep 27, 2024 · Romford, or 'Romford side', was a chapelry of the ancient parish of Hornchurch, containing five wards: town, Harold Wood, Collier Row, Noak Hill, and Havering. (fn. 2) It remained subject to Hornchurch for church purposes until the 19th century, but for civil purposes was virtually independent by the 16th century.

6. www.british-history.ac.uk › london-environs › vol4Romford - British History Online

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   Romford was formerly esteemed one of the wards of Hornchurch, but is now, as far as relates to the civil jurisdiction, a separate parish ; consisting of four wards, distinguished by the names of Romford-town, Collier's-row, Harold's-wood, and Nokehill wards. The parish of Romford is bounded by Dagenham, Hornchurch, Southweald, and Havering.

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   Is Romford Town a Christian town?

   • 71.52% in Romford Town and 70.48% in Brooklands report their religion as Christian, compared to 76.13% for Havering, 58.23% in London and 71.74% in England. 15.71% in Romford Town and 16.62% in Brooklands report having no religion, compared to 13.18% in Havering, 15.76% in London and 14.59% in England.

   Romford - Wikipedia

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   What is Romford known for?

   • It has a rich and varied history, dating back to the Middle Ages when it was a small market town on the main road to London. In this blog post, we will explore some critical aspects of Romford’s history, such as the brewery, the market, the people, the buildings, and the impact of World War II and modern times.

   Romford History: From Ancient Times to the Modern Day

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   Why do people live in Romford?

   • Many families moved to the town from East London in the aftermath of the Second World War, and to this day, Romford retains close ties with the areas from which they originated. Although part of Greater London for administrative purposes, Romford remains proudly a core component of Essex.

   History of Romford | Andrew Rosindell

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   What borough is Romford in?

   • Romford, about 12 miles east of the city of London, is part of the London borough of Havering. (fn. 1) During the Middle Ages a small market town grew up here along the main London-Colchester road.

   Romford: Introduction - British History Online

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   Is Romford a ward of Hornchurch?

   • Romford was formerly esteemed one of the wards of Hornchurch, but is now, as far as relates to the civil jurisdiction, a separate parish (fn. 1); consisting of four wards, distinguished by the names of Romford-town, Collier's-row, Harold's-wood, and Nokehill wards. The parish of Romford is bounded by Dagenham, Hornchurch, Southweald, and Havering.

   Romford | British History Online

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   Why is Romford a 'thoroughfare town'?

   • This is not surprising because Romford is a 'thoroughfare town'. It has responded to the needs, and embraced the ideas, of generations of travellers who have passed by on the Essex Great Road from London to East Anglia and the coast. Wherever there is a hazard or natural obstacle on a highway a town is likely to develop.

   The history of Romford and specially selected photographs

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8. www.rosindell.com › history-romfordHistory of Romford | Andrew Rosindell M.P.

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   Romford endured significant damage during the Second World War, leading to post-war reconstruction and suburban growth in the 20th century. The town evolved into a commercial, retail, entertainment, and leisure hub, hosting cultural events, parks, and sporting activities.