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*The City and County of [[Bristol]] | *The City and County of [[Bristol]] | ||
*[[South Gloucestershire]] (previously Kingswood and Northavon) | *[[South Gloucestershire]] (previously Kingswood and Northavon) | ||
*[[North Somerset]] ( | *[[North Somerset]] (previously Woodspring) | ||
*[[Bath and North East Somerset]] | *[[Bath and North East Somerset]] (previously Bath and Wansdyke) | ||
The name lives on in the local police force, the [[Avon and Somerset Constabulary]] | The name lives on in the local police force, the [[Avon and Somerset Constabulary]] | ||
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1. Northavon 2. Bristol 3. Kingswood 4. Woodspring 5. Wansdyke 6. Bath
Avon was a county in south-west England from 1974 to 1996. It comprised parts of Gloucestershire and Somerset plus Bristol. On its abolition in 1996 it was replaced by four unitary authorities:
- The City and County of Bristol
- South Gloucestershire (previously Kingswood and Northavon)
- North Somerset (previously Woodspring)
- Bath and North East Somerset (previously Bath and Wansdyke)
The name lives on in the local police force, the Avon and Somerset Constabulary
LGBT history
The Gay Men’s Health Network in Avon was formed in 1985.[1]
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