County of London - Revision history

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	==List of metropolitan boroughs==		==List of metropolitan boroughs==
	~~<ol start=1><li>~~[[City of London]] (not a metropolitan borough)~~</li>~~		{{columns-list\|3\|
	~~<li>~~[[Westminster]]		#[[City of London]] (not a metropolitan borough)
	~~<li>~~[[Holborn]]		#[[Westminster]]
	~~<li>~~[[Finsbury]]		#[[Holborn]]
	~~<li>~~[[Shoreditch]]		#[[Finsbury]]
	~~<li>~~[[Bethnal Green]]		#[[Shoreditch]]
	~~<li>~~[[Stepney]]		#[[Bethnal Green]]
	~~<li>~~[[Bermondsey]]		#[[Stepney]]
	~~<li>~~[[Southwark]]		#[[Bermondsey]]
	~~<li>~~[[Camberwell]]		#[[Southwark]]
	~~<li>~~[[Deptford]]		#[[Camberwell]]
	~~<li>~~[[Lewisham]]		#[[Deptford]]
	~~<li>~~[[Woolwich]]		#[[Lewisham]]
	~~<li>~~[[Greenwich]]		#[[Woolwich]]
	~~<li>~~[[Poplar]]		#[[Greenwich]]
	~~<li>~~[[Hackney]]		#[[Poplar]]
	~~<li>~~[[Stoke Newington]]		#[[Hackney]]
	~~<li>~~[[Islington]]		#[[Stoke Newington]]
	~~<li>~~[[St Pancras]]		#[[Islington]]
	~~<li>~~[[Hampstead]]		#[[St Pancras]]
	~~<li>~~[[St Marylebone]]		#[[Hampstead]]
	~~<li>~~[[Paddington]]		#[[St Marylebone]]
	~~<li>~~[[Kensington]]		#[[Paddington]]
	~~<li>~~[[Hammersmith]]		#[[Kensington]]
	~~<li>~~[[Fulham]]		#[[Hammersmith]]
	~~<li>~~[[Wandsworth]]		#[[Fulham]]
	~~<li>~~[[Lambeth]]		#[[Wandsworth]]
	~~<li>~~[[Battersea]]		#[[Lambeth]]
	~~<li>~~[[Chelsea]]		#[[Battersea]]
	~~</ol>~~		#[[Chelsea]]
			}}

	==Abolition==		==Abolition==

Ross Burgess at 00:35, 11 January 2014

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	The '''County of London''' existed from 1889 to 1965. It covered inner London, a much smaller area than the current [[Greater London]]. It was administered by the '''London County Council''' ('''LCC'''). From 1900 onwards it was supplemented by the 28 [[metropolitan borough]]s plus the [[City of London]]. When the LCC was abolished, its education functions were transferred to a new body, the [[Inner London Education Authority]] (ILEA). Its headquarters was at County Hall on the South Bank, which became the headquarters of the [[Greater London Council]].		[[File:LondonCounty.png\|thumb\|County of London, showing metropolitan boroughs]]The '''County of London''' existed from 1889 to 1965. It covered inner London, a much smaller area than the current [[Greater London]]. It was administered by the '''London County Council''' ('''LCC'''). From 1900 onwards it was supplemented by the 28 [[metropolitan borough]]s plus the [[City of London]].

			==List of metropolitan boroughs==
			<ol start=1><li>[[City of London]] (not a metropolitan borough)</li>
			<li>[[Westminster]]
			<li>[[Holborn]]
			<li>[[Finsbury]]
			<li>[[Shoreditch]]
			<li>[[Bethnal Green]]
			<li>[[Stepney]]
			<li>[[Bermondsey]]
			<li>[[Southwark]]
			<li>[[Camberwell]]
			<li>[[Deptford]]
			<li>[[Lewisham]]
			<li>[[Woolwich]]
			<li>[[Greenwich]]
			<li>[[Poplar]]
			<li>[[Hackney]]
			<li>[[Stoke Newington]]
			<li>[[Islington]]
			<li>[[St Pancras]]
			<li>[[Hampstead]]
			<li>[[St Marylebone]]
			<li>[[Paddington]]
			<li>[[Kensington]]
			<li>[[Hammersmith]]
			<li>[[Fulham]]
			<li>[[Wandsworth]]
			<li>[[Lambeth]]
			<li>[[Battersea]]
			<li>[[Chelsea]]
			</ol>

			==Abolition==
			When the LCC was abolished, its education functions were transferred to a new body, the [[Inner London Education Authority]] (ILEA). Its headquarters was at County Hall on the South Bank, which became the headquarters of the [[Greater London Council]].

	[[Lord Rosebery]], later Prime Minister and suspected bisexual, was the first chairman of the LCC.		[[Lord Rosebery]], later Prime Minister and suspected bisexual, was the first chairman of the LCC.

Ross Burgess at 15:21, 9 March 2013

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	The '''County of London''' existed from 1889 to 1965. It covered inner London, a much smaller area than the current [[Greater London]]. It was administered by the '''London County Council''' ('''LCC'''). From 1900 onwards it was supplemented by the 28 [[metropolitan borough]]s plus the [[City of London]]. When the LCC was abolished, its education functions were transferred to a new body, the [[Inner London Education Authority]] (ILEA). Its headquarters was at County Hall on the South Bank, which became the headquarters of the [[Greater London Council]].		The '''County of London''' existed from 1889 to 1965. It covered inner London, a much smaller area than the current [[Greater London]]. It was administered by the '''London County Council''' ('''LCC'''). From 1900 onwards it was supplemented by the 28 [[metropolitan borough]]s plus the [[City of London]]. When the LCC was abolished, its education functions were transferred to a new body, the [[Inner London Education Authority]] (ILEA). Its headquarters was at County Hall on the South Bank, which became the headquarters of the [[Greater London Council]].

			[[Lord Rosebery]], later Prime Minister and suspected bisexual, was the first chairman of the LCC.

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Ross Burgess at 15:10, 9 March 2013

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	The '''County of London''' existed from 1889 to 1965. It covered inner London, a much smaller area than the current [[Greater London]]. It was administered by the '''London County Council''' ('''LCC'''). From 1900 onwards it was supplemented by the 28 [[metropolitan borough]]s plus the [[City of London]]. When the LCC was abolished, its education functions were transferred to a new body, the [[Inner London Education Authority]] (ILEA). Its headquarters was at County Hall on the South Bank, which became the headquarters of the [[Greater London Council]].		The '''County of London''' existed from 1889 to 1965. It covered inner London, a much smaller area than the current [[Greater London]]. It was administered by the '''London County Council''' ('''LCC'''). From 1900 onwards it was supplemented by the 28 [[metropolitan borough]]s plus the [[City of London]]. When the LCC was abolished, its education functions were transferred to a new body, the [[Inner London Education Authority]] (ILEA). Its headquarters was at County Hall on the South Bank, which became the headquarters of the [[Greater London Council]].

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Ross Burgess at 15:07, 9 March 2013

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	The '''County of London''' existed from 1889 to 1965. It covered inner London, a much smaller area than the current [[Greater London]]. It was administered by the '''London County Council''' ('''LCC'''). From 1900 onwards it was supplemented by the 28 [[metropolitan borough]]s plus the [[City of London]]. When the LCC was abolished, its education functions were transferred to a new body, the [[Inner London Education Authority]] (ILEA). Its headquarters was at County Hall on the South Bank, which became the headquarters of the [[Greater London Council]].		The '''County of London''' existed from 1889 to 1965. It covered inner London, a much smaller area than the current [[Greater London]]. It was administered by the '''London County Council''' ('''LCC'''). From 1900 onwards it was supplemented by the 28 [[metropolitan borough]]s plus the [[City of London]]. When the LCC was abolished, its education functions were transferred to a new body, the [[Inner London Education Authority]] (ILEA). Its headquarters was at County Hall on the South Bank, which became the headquarters of the [[Greater London Council]].

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The '''County of London''' existed from 1889 to 1965. It covered inner London, a much smaller area than the current [[Greater London]]. It was administered by the '''London County Council''' ('''LCC'''). From 1900 onwards it was supplemented by the 28 [[metropolitan borough]]s plus the [[City of London]]. When the LCC was abolished, its education functions were transferred to a new body, the [[Inner London Education Authority]] (ILEA). Its headquarters was at County Hall on the South Bank, which became the headquarters of the [[Greater London Council]].

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