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Jduck1979: New page: Northallerton is generally regarded as the main admistrative town of the county of North Yorkshire, England due to North Yorkshire County Council having the vast majority of it...

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New page: Northallerton is generally regarded as the main admistrative town of the county of North Yorkshire, England due to North Yorkshire County Council having the vast majority of it...

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Northallerton is generally regarded as the main admistrative town of the county of [[North Yorkshire]], [[England]] due to [[North Yorkshire County Council]] having the vast majority of it administrative offices in the area, including it's Headquarters.<br />

The town is located along the East Coast Mainline ([[ECML]]), the main Railway line running between [[London]] & [[Edinburgh]] and just north of [[Thirsk]].<br />

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−	'''Northallerton''' is a market town in the [[North Riding of Yorkshire]], [[England]]. For many in northern Yorkshire, Northallerton has been the centre of local government for centuries~~; a historic wapentake, [[Allertonshire]], is named after the town~~; between 1889 and 1974, it was the administrative HQ for the [[North Riding County Council]] and it is currently the admin HQ for [[North Yorkshire Council]], which was established as a unitary authority in 2023.	+	'''Northallerton''' is a market town in the [[North Riding of Yorkshire]], [[England]]. It is the namesake of the wapentake Allertonshire, which was a liberty of the [[Bishop of Durham]] until the 19th century. For many in northern Yorkshire, Northallerton has been the centre of local government for centuries; between 1889 and 1974, it was the administrative HQ for the [[North Riding County Council]] and it is currently the admin HQ for [[North Yorkshire Council]], which was established as a unitary authority in 2023.

	The town is located along the East Coast Mainline ([[ECML]]), the main Railway line running between [[London]] & [[Edinburgh]] and just north of [[Thirsk]].<br />		The town is located along the East Coast Mainline ([[ECML]]), the main Railway line running between [[London]] & [[Edinburgh]] and just north of [[Thirsk]].<br />

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−	'''Northallerton''' is a market town in the [[North Riding of Yorkshire]], [[England]]. For many in northern Yorkshire, Northallerton has been the centre of local government for ~~over 100 years~~; between 1889 and 1974, it was the administrative HQ for the [[North Riding County Council]] and it is currently the admin HQ for [[North Yorkshire Council]], which was established as a unitary authority in 2023.	+	'''Northallerton''' is a market town in the [[North Riding of Yorkshire]], [[England]]. For many in northern Yorkshire, Northallerton has been the centre of local government for centuries; a historic wapentake, [[Allertonshire]], is named after the town; between 1889 and 1974, it was the administrative HQ for the [[North Riding County Council]] and it is currently the admin HQ for [[North Yorkshire Council]], which was established as a unitary authority in 2023.

	The town is located along the East Coast Mainline ([[ECML]]), the main Railway line running between [[London]] & [[Edinburgh]] and just north of [[Thirsk]].<br />		The town is located along the East Coast Mainline ([[ECML]]), the main Railway line running between [[London]] & [[Edinburgh]] and just north of [[Thirsk]].<br />

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-'''Northallerton''' is generally regarded as the main administrative town of the county of [[North Yorkshire]], [[England]] due to [[North Yorkshire County Council]] having the vast majority of it administrative offices in the area, including it's Headquarters.<br />
+'''Northallerton''' is a market town in the [[North Riding of Yorkshire]], [[England]]. For many in northern Yorkshire, Northallerton has been the centre of local government for over 100 years; between 1889 and 1974, it was the administrative HQ for the [[North Riding County Council]] and it is currently the admin HQ for [[North Yorkshire Council]], which was established as a unitary authority in 2023.
 The town is located along the East Coast Mainline ([[ECML]]), the main Railway line running between [[London]] & [[Edinburgh]] and just north of [[Thirsk]].<br />
 [[Category:United Kingdom Cities and Towns]]

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-'''Northallerton''' is generally regarded as the main admistrative town of the county of [[North Yorkshire]], [[England]] due to [[North Yorkshire County Council]] having the vast majority of it administrative offices in the area, including it's Headquarters.<br />
+'''Northallerton''' is generally regarded as the main administrative town of the county of [[North Yorkshire]], [[England]] due to [[North Yorkshire County Council]] having the vast majority of it administrative offices in the area, including it's Headquarters.<br />
 The town is located along the East Coast Mainline ([[ECML]]), the main Railway line running between [[London]] & [[Edinburgh]] and just north of [[Thirsk]].<br />
 [[Category:United Kingdom Cities and Towns]]

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	The town is located along the East Coast Mainline ([[ECML]]), the main Railway line running between [[London]] & [[Edinburgh]] and just north of [[Thirsk]].<br />		The town is located along the East Coast Mainline ([[ECML]]), the main Railway line running between [[London]] & [[Edinburgh]] and just north of [[Thirsk]].<br />

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−	Northallerton is generally regarded as the main admistrative town of the county of [[North Yorkshire]], [[England]] due to [[North Yorkshire County Council]] having the vast majority of it administrative offices in the area, including it's Headquarters.<br />	+	'''Northallerton''' is generally regarded as the main admistrative town of the county of [[North Yorkshire]], [[England]] due to [[North Yorkshire County Council]] having the vast majority of it administrative offices in the area, including it's Headquarters.<br />

	The town is located along the East Coast Mainline ([[ECML]]), the main Railway line running between [[London]] & [[Edinburgh]] and just north of [[Thirsk]].<br />		The town is located along the East Coast Mainline ([[ECML]]), the main Railway line running between [[London]] & [[Edinburgh]] and just north of [[Thirsk]].<br />
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