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kopend | 19:52 Thu 28th Jun 2007 | History
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what was the first village in england to have covered sewers. (it was on a tv programme a few weeks ago (i think it was how britain was built) anyway i cant remember the town/village but they took wool there and i think they spun it and died it.
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might be Todmorden actually, where the River Calder divides, but not sure really, but I have a vague recollection that wool was Yoprkshire and stopped about there and the cotton spinning of lancashire began, with it being on the border.
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i live in stockport and todmorden is not a million miles away and it was not there. i think it is down south maybe near oxford but not sure
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thanks - spot on

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