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Sandside, Ulverston


Sandside is an area to the east of Ulverston. It was a separate settlement, now effectively subsumed into Ulverston. Sandside Road runs south-east through Ulverston out towards the estuary of the River Leven. The Mission church of St Jude at Sandside was a corrugated iron church built in 1874; the church closed in 2006. A mixed school was built at Sandside in 1885; the school closed in 1963 and pupils were transferred to Lightburn School. Sandside school was reopened in 1964 as special school - the building was demolished in 1997 and replaced by a new building nearby, now Sandside Lodge School.[1] 

Ulverston Ulverston Town Council area Sandside Lodge School
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County: Cumbria
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