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Crewe
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Crewe (kr), town (1991 pop. 59,097), Cheshire, W central England. It is an important railroad junction with large locomotive and car works, including Rolls-Royce motors.
Crewe
a town in NW England, in Cheshire: major railway junction. Pop.: 67 683 (2001)

Crewe 

a city in Great Britain. Population, 51,300 (1971). Crewe is a major railway junction. It produces railroad equipment, locomotives, railroad cars, and automobiles.



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A couple of miles from Crewe town centre, this is the sort of old-school Labour area the party knew it had to do well in.
We need to put a stop to the anti-social behaviour on our streets and push forward the regeneration of Crewe town centre that the current Tory council has failed to deliver.
WAITRESS Susan and six members of her family plan a 111- mile trek from Crewe town centre to Althorpe Estate, Northants, to raise funds.
 
 
 
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