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Hi Everyone,

Is there actually any evidence that Sam Fox or Martin Freeman live (or ever have lived) in Knebworth?

Stephen Hemingway (talk) 17:14, 4 July 2017 (UTC). — Preceding unsigned comment added by Stevehem (talk • contribs) 17:06, 4 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

"Trinity Church, a Methodist Church and United Reformed Church local ecumenical partnership built in 1996 with roots in the village dating back to 1880"

According to http://www.trinitychurchknebworth.org.uk/History.htm

"The building in Park Lane (which still forms part of the church) was opened in 1887 and continued as a congregational fellowship until 1972 when it became Knebworth United Reformed Church on the formation of that denomination."

"There was a long tradition of the Methodist and Congregational/URC fellowships sharing in worship, a history which led in the early 1990s to talks about union of the two churches. Trinity Church (Methodist/United Reformed) became a joyous reality on 25th March 1996."

and on http://www.trinitychurchknebworth.org.uk/Premises.htm "Following the decision to sell the old Methodist Church premises (see Our History) and to refurbish the United Reformed Church premises, the new buildings were re-dedicated in a special service on 19 November 2000."

To me "built in 1996" implies the building was built then - as far as I can see what happened in 1996 was the formation of the local ecumenical partnership into an existing building?

13:57, 15 January 2013 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 193.34.186.165 (talk)

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