Tamworth

E69992

civil parish town

Tamworth is a historic market town in Staffordshire, England, known as the political base of Sir Robert Peel and for giving its name to the Tamworth Manifesto that helped shape the modern Conservative Party.

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	civil parish → town →
associatedWith	Sir Robert Peel → Tamworth Manifesto →
associatedWithPoliticalParty	Conservative Party (UK) →
ceremonialCounty	Staffordshire NERFINISHED →
country	England →
distanceToBirmingham	approximately 14 miles northeast →
distanceToLondon	approximately 103 miles northwest →
gaveNameTo	Tamworth Manifesto →
hasDialCode	01827 →
hasFootballClub	Tamworth F.C. →
hasHistoricalEra	Anglo-Saxon period →
hasLandmark	Ankerside Shopping Centre → Castle Grounds → Snowdome → St Editha’s Church → Tamworth Castle → Ventura Retail Park →
hasLeisureFacility	Tamworth Snowdome →
hasLocalGovernmentDistrict	Borough of Tamworth →
hasOSGridReference	SK207040 →
hasPopulation	approximately 78000 →
hasPostcodeArea	B →
hasRailwayStation	Tamworth railway station →
hasRiverConfluence	confluence of River Tame and River Anker →
hasRoadConnection	A453 road NERFINISHED → A5 road NERFINISHED → A51 road NERFINISHED → M42 motorway NERFINISHED →
hasSettlementType	market town →
hasTwinTown	Bad Laasphe → Vaujours →
historicCounty	Staffordshire NERFINISHED →
isHistoric	true →
isPoliticalBaseOf	Sir Robert Peel →
locatedIn	Staffordshire NERFINISHED → United Kingdom → West Midlands →
locatedOnRiver	River Anker NERFINISHED → River Tame →
populationCensusYear	2011 →
region	West Midlands →
servedByRailLine	CrossCountry Route → West Coast Main Line →
wasCapitalOf	Kingdom of Mercia →

Referenced by (8)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Mercia →	capital
Staffordshire →	containsSettlement
Drayton Bassett →	hasPostTown
Drayton Bassett →	locatedNear
Tamworth Manifesto →	locationOfCreation
Tamworth Manifesto →	namedAfter
M42 motorway →	passesNear
Robert Peel →	representedInParliament