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  • 1Newbury principles — The Newbury Principles collectively refer to an urban planning guideline stating that decisions should be made based only on the planning considerations relevant to the current development, even if the consideration of ulterior purposes may lead… …

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  • 2Newbury, Berkshire — Coordinates: 51°24′03″N 1°19′25″W / 51.4009°N 1.3235°W / 51.4009; 1.3235 …

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  • 3Christopher Newbury — (born 10 November 1956, Trowbridge, England)[1] is an English politician, a member of the Congress of the Council of Europe since 1998 and an Independent member of Wiltshire Council since 2009.[1] Contents 1 Early life …

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  • 4West Wiltshire Council election, 2007 — Elections to West Wiltshire District Council were held on 3 May, 2007. The whole council was up for election and the Conservatives took control. Most wards had boundary changes or were new. One Conservative was unopposed. Of the 44 new members,… …

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  • 5West Wiltshire Council election, 2003 — Elections to West Wiltshire District Council were held on 1 May, 2003. The whole council was up for election and the Liberal Democrats lost their majority, leaving the council with no overall control. Many wards had boundary changes, and some… …

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  • 7Executive Council of New Hampshire — New Hampshire Executive Council District Name Party 1 Raymond Burton Republican 2 Daniel St. Hilaire Republican 3 Christopher T. Sununu Republican 4 Raymond Wieczorek R …

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  • 8Didcot, Newbury and Southampton Railway — [v · d · …

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  • 9West Berkshire — District Location of West Berkshire in Berkshire Geography Status: Unitary authority Region: South East England …

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  • 10Richard Benyon — Infobox MP honorific prefix = name = Richard Benyon honorific suffix = MP caption = Richard Benyon making his victory speech at Newbury racecourse. constituency MP = Newbury parliament = term start = 5 May 2005 term end = majority = 3,460 (6.3%)… …

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