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   5 hours ago · St Andrew's URC, Meols Meols, Merseyside: 1894 URC St Andrew's URC, Douglas Douglas, Isle of Man: 1825 URC St Columba's URC, Liverpool Hunt's Cross, Merseyside: 1942 URC St David's URC, Eastham Eastham, Merseyside: 1942 URC St George's URC, Southport: Southport, Merseyside: pre-1873 URC St George's URC, Maghull Maghull, Merseyside

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   What is Meols known for?

   • Meols is known to have one of Britain's best preserved Viking settlements, buried deep beneath the village and nearby coastal defences. Vikings came to the area from the Ninth Century, attracted by its harbours and proximity to the sea. Its a shame the council do not practise what they preach. This sign stand by old boats and rusted trailers

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   Where is Meols?

   • Meols is within the parliamentary constituency of Wirral West. The current Member of Parliament is Margaret Greenwood, a Labour representative. At local government level, the area is incorporated into the Hoylake and Meols Ward of the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral, in the metropolitan county of Merseyside.

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   Why is it called Meols?

   • Meols was known to be spelt as Meolse up until when the railway station was placed. The error came about at the time of the station's construction, when rail managers took the spelling of Meols from the Southport suburb of Meols Cop and used it for new signage.

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