1800
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Peak Forest Canal opens taking limestone from Dove Holes via Peak Forest Tramway to Bugsworth & the canal system
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1831
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The Cromford & High Peak Railway opens linking the Peak Forest Canal, form Whaley, to the Cromford Canal
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1831:
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Toddbrook Reservoir is constructed essentially to top up the canal system along with Combs reservoir
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1857:
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Main line steam railway ends at Whaley;a level crossing carries Whaley Lane over the line past Jodrell Arms to Bridge St
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1863:
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The railway is extended to Buxton
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1871
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The industrial revolution had reached the area and the population almost trebled to 2322 from 853 in 1841 Census
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1874
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Cromfrod & High Peak Railway 'official' passenger service commences; once daily in each direction
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1876
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The Mechanics Institute built for the purpose of providing education to Mechanics; an adult educatuiion centre
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1877
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Cromfrod & High Peak Railway official passenger service closes after a passenger fatality
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1890
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Local Football is played at Hogs Yard; now the home of Tesco
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1892
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Northern end of Cromford & High Peak Railway largely abandoned; section from Shallcross yard to Whaley still in use
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1894:
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Railway bridge constructed to replace level crossing at the bottom of Whaley Lane
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1899
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October 1899 : Début du Boer War
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Invention of agricultural tractor by B Holt
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Invention of rigid airship by von Zeppelin
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August 1900 : Boxer rebellion in Peking
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1901
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First successful safety razor sold by K Gillette
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22 January 1901 : Fin du reign of Queen Victoria
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23 January 1901 : Début du reign of Edward VII
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1902
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5 April 1902 : 20 killed as terracing collapses at Ibrox Park
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1 June 1902 : Fin du Boer War
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1905
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4 October 1905 : Convicted Suffragettes choose to go to prison
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1906
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7 Canal St is home to first telephone exchange set up by the National Telephone Co.not many get phones until after 1945
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Wassermann test for syphilis developed
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1907
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Albert Einstein postulates "E=mc²" theory
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1910
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Invention of first synthetic plastic, Bakelite
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6 May 1910 : Fin du reign of Edward VII
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7 May 1910 : Début du reign of George V
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31 July 1910 : Radio used to arrest Dr Crippen fleeing to Quebec
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1911
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E. Rutherford puts forward nuclear model of the atom
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3 January 1911 : Three policemen die in the Seige of Sidney Street
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31 August 1911 : Troops clash with strikers in north of England
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1912
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15 April 1912: SS Titanic sinks with loss of 1513 lives
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The first sewage works is built in Furness Vale and piped water begins to be available at about the same time.
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1913
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Great War puts football in Whaley Bridge on hold
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10 February 1913 : Capt. Scott found dead in Antartica
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June 1913 : Suffragette dies under King's horse at Epsom
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1914
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Invention of military tank by E Swinton
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28 June 1914 : Austrian Archduke Ferdinand assassinated in Sarajevo
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28 July 1914 : Austria declares war on Serbia
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28 July 1914 : Début du World War I
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1 August 1914 : Germany declares war on Russia
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August 1914 : Battle of Tannenberg
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3 August 1914 : Germany declares war on France
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4 August 1914 : Germany invades Belgium
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4 August 1914 : Britain declares war on Germany
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September 1914 : First Battle of the Marne
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1915
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February 1915 : Start of German submarine blockade of Britain
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22 April 1915 : Germans first use of mustard gas at Ypres
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26 April 1915 : British land in Turkey
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7 May 1915 : SS Lusitania sunk by German submarine
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22 May 1915 : 200 soldiers killed in train crash at Quintinshill
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6 September 1915 : Poland and Lithuania overrun by Germany
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14 October 1915 : Britain and France declare war on Bulgaria
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20 December 1915 : British withdraw from Gallipoli
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1916
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February 1916 : Battle of Verdun
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24 April 1916 : 450 die in Easter Rising in Dublin
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31 May 1916 : Battle of Jutland
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1 July 1916 : Début du Battle of the Somme
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15 November 1916 : Fin du Battle of the Somme
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1917
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6 April 1917 : USA declares war on Germany
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December 1917 : Fin du Battle of Caporetto
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7 December 1917 : USA declares war on Austria-Hungary
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15 December 1917 : Russian Bolsheviks now allies with Germany
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1918
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21 March 1918 : Début du German offensive
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1 April 1918 : Royal Air Force created
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18 May 1918 : Sinn Féin banned and leaders arrested
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July 1918 : Second Battle of the Marne
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8 August 1918 : Fin du German offensive
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4 October 1918 : Germany offers surrender
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11 November 1918 : Hostilities cease on Western Front
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11 November 1918 : Fin du World War I
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28 December 1918 : Women allowed to vote for the first time
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1919
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Local football recommences after the Great War
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March 1919 : Spanish flu kills 150,000 throughout Britian
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28 December 1919 : Lloyd George becomes Prime Mini
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1920
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Football moves to Slack’s field next to Toddbrook reservoir thanks to the intervention of Colonel Ramsden Jodrell
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Horwich End join the Buxton League and win it several times in the 20s
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18 October 1920 : State of emergency declared as miners strike
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21 November 1920 : "Bloody Sunday" - 12 Irish killed by the Black and Tans
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1921
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6 December 1921 : Irish Free State created
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1922
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Banting and MacLeod isolate human insulin
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The last commercial gang of wagons travels the complete length of the Peak Forest Tramway
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1924
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23 April 1924 : First royal transmission by wireless
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1925
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Peak Forest Tramway formally closes.
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1926
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Football moves across to what has become the permanent pitch, bought by public subscription
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Invention of the liquid-fuelled rocket by R Goddard
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First demonstration of television by J L Baird
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10 May 1926 : TUC calls first General Strike
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1928
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7 January 1928 : River Thames floods killing 14
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30 September 1928 : Penicillin discovered by Alexander Fleming
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1929
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Trent Valley & High Peak Electricity Co. first supply but many houses/factories not connected until after 1939/45 war
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1930
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World Cup URUGUAY; Uruguay 4-2 Argentina
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The last member of the Grimshaw family of Errwood Hall dies and Stockport Corporation buy their estate
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24 May 1930 : Amy Johnson flies solo to Australia
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5 October 1930 : Airship R101 crashes in France killing 48
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1932
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Horwich End win the Buxton League 5 times between 1932 & 1940
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12 February 1932 : Whipping of children under 14 is banned
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30 September 1932 : Unemployment reaches 25%
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1933/34
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Horwich End FC win Reporter Cup
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1933
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Fernilee reservoir is built covering the old gunpowder mills and several farms
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1934
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World Cup ITALY; Italy 2-1 Czechoslovakia
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Invention of first practical radar by Watson-Watt
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21 September 1934 : 262 killed in blast at Gresford colliery
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1935
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18 March 1935 : Thousands protest in Wales at "means test"
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1936
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Whaley Bridge Urban District Council is formed, merging its various townships & parishes, to become part of Derbyshire
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Sir Frank Whittle invents the jet engine
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Invention of helicopter by H Focke
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20 January 1936 : Fin du reign of George V
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21 January 1936 : Début du reign of Edward VIII
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11 November 1936 : Jarrow Crusade reaches London
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10 December 1936 : Edward VIII abdicates
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10 December 1936 : Fin du reign of Edward VIII
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11 December 1936 : Début du reign of George VI
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1937
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28 May 1937 : Chamberlain becomes Prime Minister
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1938
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World Cup FRANCE; Italy 3-2 Hungary
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1938/39
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Horwich End win Buxton League and Hospital Cup
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Discovery of nuclear fission by Hahn and Strassmann
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11 July 1938 : Last British troops leave Eire
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1939
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25 August 1939 : IRA bomb Coventry killing 5
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1 September 1939 : Germany invades Poland
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September 1939 : Children evacuated from London and major cities
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3 September 1939 : Début du World War II
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3 September 1939 : Britain and France declare war on Germany
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17 December 1939 : the Graf Spee scuttled off Montevideo
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1940
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10 May 1940 : Churchill takes over as Prime Minister
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10 May 1940 : Germany invades Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg
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12 May 1940 : Germany invades France
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26 May 1940 : Allied evacuation from Dunkirk begins
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10 June 1940 : Italy declares war on France and Britain
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10 June 1940 : Italy invades France
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14 June 1940 : Germans enter Paris unopposed
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22 June 1940 : France surrenders to Germany
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14 November 1940 : Coventry bombed
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1941
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17 April 1941 : Yugoslavia surrenders to Germany
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27 April 1941 : British leave Greece
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22 June 1941 : Germany attacks Russia
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14 August 1941 : Britain and USA sign Atlantic Charter
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7 December 1941 : Japan attack USA at Pearl Harbour
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11 December 1941 : Britain and USA declare war on Japan
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11 December 1941 : Germany and Italy declare war on USA
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1942
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15 February 1942 : British surrender Singapore to Japanese
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9 April 1942 : USA surrenders Bataan peninsula to Japanese
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6 May 1942 : USA surrenders Corregidor Island to Japanese
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10 June 1942 : Lidice, Czechoslovakia razed by Germans
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8 November 1942 : British and US troops land in North Africa
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1943
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14 January 1943 : Casablanca conference
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1 February 1943 : Germans surrender at Stalingrad
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12 May 1943 : War in Africa ends
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25 July 1943 : Mussolini deposed
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3 September 1943 : Allies land in Italy
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8 September 1943 : Italy surrenders
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10 September 1943 : Germans take Rome
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22 November 1943 : Cairo conference
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28 November 1943 : Teheran Conference
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1944
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22 January 1944 : British and US troops land at Anzio
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4 June 1944 : British and US troops enter Rome
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25 August 1944 : Paris liberated
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13 October 1944 : Athens liberated
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20 October 1944 : USA invades Philippines
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16 December 1944 : Battle of the Bulge
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1945
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11 February 1945 : Yalta agreement
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28 April 1945 : Mussolini killed at Lake Como
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1 May 1945 : Hitler's suicide announced
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2 May 1945 : Berlin falls
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7 May 1945 : VE Day. Germany surrenders
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17 July 1945 : Potsdam conference
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6 August 1945 : USA drops atom bomb on Hiroshima
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8 August 1945 : USSR declares war on Japan
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9 August 1945 : USA drops atom bomb on Nagasaki
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14 August 1945 : Japan surrenders
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2 September 1945 : VJ Day. Japanese sign surrender aboard USS Missouri
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2 September 1945 : Fin du World War II
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1946
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February 1946 : 50,000 "GI brides" shipped out to the USA
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December 1946 : Fuel and food shortages continue
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1947/48
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Whaley Bridge FC win New Mills & District League
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20 November 1947 : Princess Elizabeth marries the Duke of Edinburgh
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1948/49
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Whaley Bridge FC win New Mills & District League
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1 January 1948 : Railways nationalised
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28 June 1948 : Troops break dockers' strike
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December 1948 : Labour government constructs "Welfare State"
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1949
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15 March 1949 : Clothes rationing ends
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18 April 1949 : Eire becomes Republic of Irel
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1950
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World Cup BRAZIL; Brasil 1-2 Uruguay (Att 199,854)
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1950/51
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Whaley Bridge FC win Hospital Cup & Derbyshire Medals & are runners up New Mills & District League
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14th May Portugal 3 England 5 and Bill Jones gets his 1st cap
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18th May Belgium 1 England 4; Bill Jones gets his 2nd cap
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About 1950 : Albert Einstein puts forward theories of relativity
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28 June 1950 : Royal Navy enters Korean War
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25 December 1950 : Stone of Destiny taken from Westminster Abbey
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1951
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7 June 1951 : Soviet spies Burgess and MacLean disappear
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1952
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Cromford & High Peak Railway; the section between Whaley Bridge and Shallcross yard, via the incline, finally closes
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6 February 1952 : Fin du reign of George VI
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7 February 1952 : Début du reign of Elizabeth II
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24 November 1952 : "Mousetrap" opens in London
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11 December 1952 : Derek Bentley sentenced to hang
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1953
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Discovery of measles vaccine by Enders and Peebles
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31 January 1953 : Ferry Princess Victoria sinks in the Irish Sea
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3 February 1953 : Hundreds die as East Coast is floode
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30 May 1953 : Edmund Hillary reaches the top of Mount Everest
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1954
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World Cup SWITZERLAND; West Germany 3-2 Hungary
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1954/55
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Whaley Bridge win the Stockport Shield
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Discovery of first polio vaccine by J E Salk
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May 1954 : "Teddy Boys" appear
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3 July 1954 : Rationing ends
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1955
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13 July 1955 : Ruth Ellis is the last woman to be hanged
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1956
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31 October 1956 : Britain invades Suez
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1957
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17 October 1957 : Air borne radiation leaks from Windscale nuclear plant
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November 1957 : First motorway in Britain, M1 opens
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1958
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World Cup SWEDEN; Sweden 2-5 Brazil
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6February 1958 : 7 members of Manchester United die in plane crash
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1960
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31 December 1960 : National Service abolished
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1961/62
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Whaley Bridge FC runners up in Manchester League Div 2 & also win the Murray Shield
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1962
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World Cup CHILE; Brazil 4-2 Chile
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1963/64
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Whaley Bridge FC win Manchester League Div 2
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27 March 1963 : Dr Beeching proposes cutting 25% of rail line
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5 June 1963 : John Profumo resigns after sex scandal
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4 November 1963 : The Beatles appear in the Royal Variety Show
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1964
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21 December 1964 : Death penalty abolished in Britain
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1965
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28 October 1965 : Brady and Hindley charged with Moors Murders
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1966
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World Cup ENGLAND; England 4-2 West Germany
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21 October 1966 : 144 die in Aberfan as coal bing buries school
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1967
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Emergence of Flower Power
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Remainder of the Cromford & High Peak Railway closes
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1967/68
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Stockport League Div 1 Winners
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1968
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Stockport Corporation comple the Goyt Reservoir, now called the Errwood Reservoir covering the village of Errwood
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1968/69
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Stockport League Div 1 Winners
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1969/70
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Derbyshire Cup Winners
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5 March 1969 : London gangsters the Kray twins sentenced to life
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1970
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World Cup MEXICO: Brazil 4-1 Italy
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1970/71
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Stockport League & Haslam Cup winners
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2 January 1971 : 66 die when barriers collapse at Ibrox Park
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15 February 1971 : British currency goes decim
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1972/73
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Derbyshire Cup Winners
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1972
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Local Government Act of 1972; Whale y Bridge U D C becomes part of the Borough of the High Peak
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22 January 1972 : Britain joins the EEC
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30 January 1972 : 13 shot in another Bloody Sunday in Derry
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February 1972 : Miners strike leads to power cuts
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1973/74
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Derbyshire Cup Winners
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8 March 1973 : IRA begins mainland bombing
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17 December 1973 : Three day week introduced
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1974
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World Cup WEST GERMANY; West Germany 2-1 Netherlands
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1974/75
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HVFL Premier League, Lawrence Cup & Derbyshire Cup Winners
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12 November 1974 : Lord Lucan escapes and disappears
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1975/76
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HVFL Premier League Winners
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11 July 1975 : Inflation reaches 25%
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1976/77
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Dore Shield Winners
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James Callaghan takes over as PM
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1977
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Toddbrook reservoir emptied and repaired (over 5 year period)due to leakage
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2 April 1977 : Red Rum wins the Grand National for the third time
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1978
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World Cup ARGENTINA: Argentina 3-1 Netherlands
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1978
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13 December 1978 : Jeremy Thorpe, MP charged with incitement to murder
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1979
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January 1979 : "Winter of Discontent" causes chaos
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4 May 1979 : Margaret Thatcher becomes first woman Prime Minister
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2 September 1979 : Yorkshire Ripper claims 12th victim
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1980
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5 May 1980 : SAS storms Iranian embassy in London
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1980/81
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HVFL Premier League & Lawrence Cup Winners
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1981/82
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Derbyshire Cup Winners
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Mmanager Jed Merrick and much of the old Whaley Team disband/retire to leave Club in disarray!
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July 1981 : Riots break out in 8 inner city areas
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1982/83
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Jon Brogden Snr, Neil Woodcock & Steve Rampley keep things going with a team comprising much of the Disley side
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1982
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World Cup SPAIN; West Germany 1-3 Italy
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2 April 1982 : Argentina invades Falkland Islands
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14 June 1982 : British troops regain control of Falklands
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1983/84
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After losing the Lawrence Cup final most of the 'Disley' syndicate breaks up
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1984/85
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Steve Rampley stays on alone as Player/Manager and starts again from scratch; Martin Goddard becomes Chairman
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Relegated after an initial year in the A Div (now Premier) the team is rebuilt & improves year on year & soon returns
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25 September 1983 : 134 IRA prisoners escape from the Maze prison
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1984
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May 1984 : Coal strikes crushed by riot police
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12 October 1984 : IRA bombs Tory conference in Brighton
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1985
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11 May 1985 : 40 killed as fire destroys Bradford City stand
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1986
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World Cup MEXICO: Argentina 3-2 West Germany
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1987
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16 October 1987 : Hurricane hits southern England
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18 November 1987 : 30 die in King's Cross Underground fire
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1988
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6 July 1988 : North sea oil rig Piper Alpha explodes
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1988/89
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Roden Cup Winners - B Division (Res)
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22 December 1988 : Pan Am jumbo jet explodes over Lockerbie killing 270
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1989/90
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Whaley's bright young team is now strarting to compete with the likes of Rowsley & Dove at the top of the League
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1989/90
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Challenge Cup Winners - B Division (Res)
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15 April 1989 : 94 football fans crushed to death at Hillsborough
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September 1989 : Thousands of Scots elect not to pay new Poll Tax
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19 October 1989 : "Guildford Four" released from prison
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1990
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World Cup ITALY: West Germany 1-0 Argentina
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1990
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23 August 1990 : British and US troop build-up in Persian Gulf
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1990/91 |
Junior Club founded by Bill Gregory; 2 teams initially in the Reddish & District League (CFA) |
1991/92
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Dore Shield Winners - the team matures
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1991
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17 January 1991 : Operation "Desert Storm" defeats Ira
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7 February 1991 : Downing Street hit by IRA mortar bomb
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14 March 1991 : "Birmingham Six" released from prison
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1994
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World Cup USA; Brasil 0-0 Italy penalties: 3:2
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1993/94
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Steve Rampley retires from 1st Team Management and becomes WBAFC Chairman
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John Brogden Snr takes over as 1st Team Manager
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1994/95
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Roden Cup Winners - B Division (Res)
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1995
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September 1995 : Britain hit by worst drought for over 250 years
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1996 |
Nov 1966: Initial Lottery application for new changing facility to replace the existing delapidated building |
1996/97
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Johnny Hardy moves from Chinley to become 1st team manager
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HVFL Premier League Winners
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Juniors move into the Stockport Metro League; Manchester FA |
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February 1996 : Major oil spill from "Sea Empress" at Milford Haven
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1997
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Tony Blair becomes PM
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31 August 1997: Princess Diana dies after car crash in Paris
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1997/98
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HVFL Premier League & Derbyshire Cup Winners
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1998
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World Cup FRANCE; France 3-0 Brazil
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1999/00
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Jon Brogden Snr returns temporarily to 1st Team Management, assisted by Jon Gill, after Johnny Hardy
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HVFL Premier League Winners, Lawrence Cup Winners (Derbyshire Cup Winners?)
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Aug 2000: Lottery application (3rd) is finally approved - grant is £130,000 towards total costs of £200,000 |
2000/01
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Darryl Wainwright becomes 1st Team Manager; Paul Moore is assistant: Jon Gill takes over the Reserves
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HVFL Premier League Winners
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2001
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11th Sept 2001: Nearly 3,000 people killed when four hijacked planes crashed into New York's World Trade Center, the Pentagon and a farm field in Pennsylvania.
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October - US, Britain launch air strikes against Afghanistan after Taleban refuse to hand over Osama bin Laden
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2001/02
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Dore Shield winners
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Hall Trophy Winners - A Division (Res)
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2002
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World Cup JAPAN/KOREA; Germany 0-2 Brazil
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New Pavilion & MUGA opens |
2002/03
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Dore Shield Winners
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2003
|
21st March 2003 US and British marines sweep into Basra - Iraq's second-largest city.
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4th May 2003 Bush declares victory in Iraq
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2003/04
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Dore Shield & Lawrence Cup Winners
|
2003/04
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A Division Winners (Res)
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New pavilion built after successful (3rd time lucky)Sport England Lottery bid
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2006
|
World Cup GERMANY;
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2006/07
|
HVFL Premier League Winners & Lawrence Cup Winners
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2007
|
Gordon Brown takes over from Tony Blair as PM
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WBFC application to join the Cheshire League, Football League tier 7, fails pending pitch alterations
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2008
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World's financial markets collapse; government's bail out major banks and financial institutions
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2008/09
|
Jon Gill retires and Jason Adshead takes over as Reserve Team Manager
|
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Mike Prophet takes over as Treasurer from AdrianWest-Samuel
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Adrian West-Samuel becomes Web Master and whaleybridgefc.co.uk is born
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Lynn Ritchie retires and Ella Buttrill takes over as Secretary
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Senior & Junior Clubs vote in principle to amalgamate
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WBFC input intoHPBC's HLF bid to improve the Memorial Park inc. the football ground and facilities
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|
WBAFC win Dore Shield
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2009
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20th Jan; Barack Hussain Obama is sworn in as United States President
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2009/10 |
WBAFC win Derbyshire Divisional Cup at Silverlands & win HVFL Premier Division |
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Miles Drayson takes over the reserve team |
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Close season work commences on pitch extension |
2010 |
May: Old Etonians Cameron & Clegg form coalition government 'ConDem' |
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Todbrook Reservoir emptied Sept through Dec for only 2nd time to reline the outlet pipe |
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World Cup South Africa: Spain 1 - 0 Holland |
2010/11 |
June 28 WBAFC & WB Juniors amalgamate |
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Dec 01 WBAFC achieves FA Commuinity Charter Standard |
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WBAFC win all 4 domestic tropies; Derbyshire Cup; HVFL Premier; Dore Shield & Lawrence Cup |
2011/12 |
WBAFC 1st Team join The Cheshire Football League Division 2 & win unprecidented League & Cup Double in inaugrial season
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Dan Turner & Andrew Atkins take over Reserve Team |
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The new AGP is constructed and opens for business in April 2012 |
2012/13 |
WBAFC Res join Cheshire League
|
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Jon Brogden takes over from retiring long term manager Darryl Hall |
2013/14 |
WBAFC Res Division Runners Up & Res Division Challenge Cup Winners
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WBAFC win CFL Fair Play Award |
2015/16 |
Ian Coll takes over as 1st team manager only to be replaced by Darryl Hall mid season |
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WBAFC win Premier Challenge Cup |
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WBAFC win Res Div 1 & Res Div Challenge Cup |
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Dan Turner steps down as res manager after 5 years
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BREXIT - UK votes to leave EU |
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England crash out of Euro 2016 losing to Iceland in last 16! |