St Edmundsbury district (historic, Suffolk)

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St Edmundsbury district was a former local government district in Suffolk, England, centered on the historic town of Bury St Edmunds and known for its rich medieval heritage and rural surroundings.

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St Edmundsbury district (historic, Suffolk) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former non-metropolitan district
local government district
abolishedDate 2019-04-01
adminHQ Bury St Edmunds
borderedBy Babergh district
East Cambridgeshire
surface form: East Cambridgeshire district

Forest Heath district
Mid Suffolk
surface form: Mid Suffolk district

South Cambridgeshire
surface form: South Cambridgeshire district

St Edmundsbury’s internal parishes
ceremonialCounty Suffolk
contains Barrow
surface form: Barrow, Suffolk

Bury St Edmunds
Cavendish
Chedburgh
Clare
Great Barton
Haverhill
Horringer
Hundon
Ixworth
Lackford
Lavenham
surface form: Lavenham (part historically associated area)

Nowton
Risby
surface form: Risby, Suffolk

Rougham
Wickhambrook
country England
createdFrom Bury St Edmunds
surface form: Borough of Bury St Edmunds

Clare Rural District
Thingoe Rural District
governingBody West Suffolk District Council
surface form: St Edmundsbury Borough Council
governmentType non-metropolitan district council
historicCounty Suffolk
includesFeature Bury St Edmunds Abbey ruins
surface form: Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds

Haverhill as main secondary town
St Edmundsbury Cathedral
surface form: St Edmundsbury Cathedral (in Bury St Edmunds)
ISO3166-2 GB-EAW (country subdivision context)
knownFor medieval heritage
rural surroundings
legislatedBy Local Government Act 1972
locatedIn East of England
Suffolk
mergedInto West Suffolk
surface form: West Suffolk district
namedAfter Bury St Edmunds
partOf non-metropolitan county of Suffolk
startDate 1974-04-01
status abolished local authority area
successor West Suffolk
surface form: West Suffolk district

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Breckland district borderedBy St Edmundsbury district (historic, Suffolk)