All Saints Anglican Church. Mickleover parish
church which dates back to 1310, although Christianity was in the area
since the 7th century and the Doomsday Book refers to a priest in Mickel
Urfa.
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Cavendish Way. Linking Uttoxeter Road to
Western Road with mostly 1950s housing.
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Chestnut Avenue. Older cottages at the
northern end
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Chevin Avenue. The road leading to
the Derby University site in Mickleover
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Ladybank Road. On the large
Silverhill housing estate built mainly in 1970s.
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Methodist Church Centre. Built in 2000 to
replace the previous church, built on this site in 1914
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Mickleover Community Centre. On
Uttoxeter Road. Previously the village school
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Mickleover Court Hotel. On Etwall Road on
outskirts of Mickleover
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The Nags Head at the roundabout at the
centre of Mickleover .
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Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. On
Uttoxeter Road
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Mickleover Community Pavilion.
Opened in 2006 on Vicarage Park to replace the pavilion which burned down.
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Stanage Green. Built in 1970s-80s
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Station Road. At the village end.
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Station Road. A straight road, one
mile long linking the old village and the Mickleover railway station.
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St John's Anglican Church. Build in 1978
on Devonshire Drive
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The Limes. Previously a private residence,
but now a care home for the elderly.
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Mickleover Manor House. Built in the 18th
century. Used for various purposes in the 20th century and is now divided
into smaller houses and has executive houses built in the grounds
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