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There was your great- grandfather Edward Nichols trading as Nichols & Nichols at 118 Mile End Road 1884-1894. The first Idea Store, a chain of educational community centres initiated by the Tower Hamlets Council, opened in Bow in 2002. [60] For Planning Policy purposes, a Neighbourhood Plan is being prepared for an area referred to as Roman Road Bow. This area affected includes much of Bow and part of Mile End. [57] The Neighbourhood Plan is intended to produce locally specific policies to complement the Tower Hamlets Local Plan. London Buses routes 8, 25, 108, 205, 276, 309, 323, 425, 488, D8, N25 and N205 all operate within the area. Following the Singaporean runs, the international tour ran across 13 cities in China from June 2019 to January 2020. [56]

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He does appear again in the 1911 Census he is living at ” Trenance “ Woodland Grove Weybridge Surrey. He is now listed as William M Crawley age 54 Jeweller / Dealer. Louisa Crawley age 51 and a daughter Doris M Crawley age 19.

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Bow is a district in East London with a rich and fascinating history. Here are some of the highlights of its past and present: The Three Mills, among the oldest surviving industrial buildings in Britain, house a museum, a film studio, and a distillery. As a by-product, the area became known for producing some incredibly delicate and famous blue and white porcelain, Bow Porcelain. This was made by mixing cattle bones and clay, and the Bow China Works was one of the country’s best-known porcelain producers until the 1770s. East London Federation of Suffragettes This is to give notice to all painters in the blue and white potting way and enamellers on chinaware, that by applying at the counting-house at the china-house near Bow, they may meet with employment and proper encouragement according to their merit; likewise painters brought up in the snuff-box way, japanning, fan-painting, &c., may have an opportunity of trial, wherein if they succeed, they shall have due encouragement. N.B. At the same house, a person is wanted who can model small figures in clay neatly.

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Wolf, Matt. " Matilda the Musical, Shubert Theatre, New York, review", The Telegraph, 12 April 2013 Bow was originally called Stratford-atte-Bow, which means “the paved way to a ford by the bow-shaped bridge”. The name refers to a causeway built by the Romans across the River Lea and a wooden bridge that replaced it in the 12th century.

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Bow became home to industries that needed to be more welcome in the city’s centre, as with many East End areas. It was typical for dangerous or smelly trades to operate outside of the central part of London, and in the 17 th century, Bow was running a thriving trader in the slaughter of cattle.