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• Mercer's cottage at Oakenshaw was donated to be a museum and park.
• CoRE supported Oakenshaw Community Association setting up a 500 kW wind turbine near Durham.
• The power station was situated between the Wakefield Kirkgate to Oakenshaw junction, crosses the navigation.
• The house was previously Oakenshaw Cottage, where John Mercer lived towards the end of his life.
• The major bridges were at Oakenshaw, over the Barnsley Canal, and the Calder and Chevet Viaducts.
• The appropriate Hyndburn ward is called Headless Cross and Oakenshaw where the population at the 2011 census was 8, 774.
• Just south of the station there was a spur which linked the WR & GR line with the NMR line which crossed over Oakenshaw Lane.
• A now demolished signal box, named'Oakenshaw', which was located just down the line from Wakefield Kirkgate gets a mention within the programme.
• The disused railway line next to the riverbank is used as part of the Spen Valley Greenway ( National Cycle Route 66 ) from Dewsbury to Oakenshaw near Bradford.
• The original intermediate stations were Belper, Amber Gate, Wingfield, Chesterfield, Eckington, Beighton, Masborough, Swinton, Darfield, Barnsley, Oakenshaw, Normanton and Woodlesford.
• Redditch : Abbey, Astwood Bank and Feckenham, Batchley, Central, Church Hill, Crabbs Cross, Greenlands, Headless Cross and Oakenshaw, Inkberrow, Lodge Park, Matchborough, West, Winyates.
• Cudworth North Junction to Oakenshaw survives, mostly as a single line, to serve the Ardagh Glass works on the Monk Bretton spur, but Oakenshaw to Normanton ( Goose Hill Junction ) is all gone.
• Cudworth North Junction to Oakenshaw survives, mostly as a single line, to serve the Ardagh Glass works on the Monk Bretton spur, but Oakenshaw to Normanton ( Goose Hill Junction ) is all gone.
• The site was initially developed as Heaton Chapel, a Chapel of ease to the Parish Church of Oakenshaw, and the townships of Wyke and Cleckheaton,'that no man may die without baptism '.
• The farm was located, where the underpass from Tesco to Greenlands is today, and a small lane ran from opposite Yvonne Road in Crabbs Cross to Oakenshaw Road in Greenlands, in which modern Oakenshaw lies upon.
• The farm was located, where the underpass from Tesco to Greenlands is today, and a small lane ran from opposite Yvonne Road in Crabbs Cross to Oakenshaw Road in Greenlands, in which modern Oakenshaw lies upon.
• Built on land once belonging to "'Woodrow Farm "', the particularly long pathway dividing Oakenshaw South is in fact the old lane linking the Slough to Woodrow Farm and then onto Studley Road.
• A profile of the poet in the " Northern Daily Telegraph ", a local newspaper, told how Freeston had the'unusual hobby'of writing poetry after working by day as a weaver at Messrs . Hindle and Warburton's Oakenshaw Mill [ in Clayton-le-Moors ].