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In the 20th century the railways to Nuneaton and Loughborough were closed and dismantled.

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Passenger services were withdrawn from the Leicester to Burton line in September , but it remains open for goods traffic. After there was a plan to restore passenger trains on the Leicester-Burton line through Coalville as an extension of Leicestershire 's Ivanhoe Line.

In a passenger train made a very rare pass through because of a cut off elsewhere and in the same year, a group known as 'The Campaign for Better Transport' petitioned for the freight track to be upgraded to mark the 50th anniversary of the network cuts introduced by Dr Beeching. The Leicester to Burton track was one of ten lines that this group called to be re-opened, with a proposal for it to be renamed the National Forest line. The Coalville Urban District was formed in , and which came to assimilate several outlying villages following local government changes in Coalville is the administrative headquarters of North West Leicestershire District.

The district's coat of arms was granted on 30 October , and bears the motto, 'EX TERRA OPES', which means, "From the earth, wealth" — a reference primarily relating to Coalville's prosperity as a result of extractive industry, coal-mining, quarrying and brick-making. Within thirty years of the town's birth as a result of the collieries, many additional industries became established within the town, such as flour milling, brick making, engineering and the manufacture of elastic web.

The company was founded by Alfred Edward Pallett in to produce celluloid and fancy goods. Their first toy was in and the first doll in The Palitoy site was closed in Aggregate Industries has its headquarters at Bardon Hill Quarry and is one of the five largest construction material suppliers in the UK. Pegson is headquartered in Coalville, with a distribution centre for North America in Louisville, Kentucky.

The manufacturing plant has been located for many years on Mammoth Street, off the Whitwick Road and the company is able to trace its origins to the company of Samuel Pegg and Son, which was originally set up on Alexander Street, Leicester in , when its main concern was connected with hosiery machinery.

Tulip Foods formerly Belvoir Bacon on Mantle Lane was incorporated as a limited company on 1 July , having started about twenty years previously, as a slaughterhouse supplying pork products to a local shop in Coalville owned by the Bloor family. By the s the factory had begun to distribute its products nationally. The factory became known locally as "Piggy Bloor's".

The Belvoir name was replaced by Tulip in Numerous business parks and industrial estates have been established in and around Coalville following the decline of coal-mining and allied industries. Calder Colours, based on the Coalville Business Park, are manufacturers of art and craft materials.

In this company produced the hundreds of litres of red top coat and terracotta base coat paint for the commemorative art installation at the Tower of London entitled Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red , marking the centenary of the outbreak of World War I. Reportedly occupying an area equivalent to 19 football fields, the centre employs hundreds of citizens in the Leicestershire region and is operational twenty four hours a day. The nearest passenger railway station is Loughborough , about eight miles northeast of Coalville. In the census the electoral ward of Coalville had inhabitants with religious affiliation as follows: During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, numerous non-conformist chapels were established, some of which gave rise to break-away factions.

Following the decline in the membership of traditional non-conformist societies, the town has seen the establishment of numerous evangelical free churches in more recent years. An official town guide, produced by the Coalville Urban District Council, circa , has proved to be a useful source in chronicling the development and histories of early religious groups. The Jehovah's Witnesses and Spiritualist Church in the town are unconnected with this movement. Coalville was in earlier times divided between the parishes of Snibston and Whitwick.

The parish of Christ Church, Coalville, was established in the midth century. Since Coalville has been in the Diocese of Leicester ; from to it was in the Diocese of Peterborough. Coalville's parish church , Christ Church on London Road, was built between and Stevens of Derby. In , a chancel was added, making the building cruciform, and the church was restored between and The building is a plain and routine example of Early English style revival, comprising nave, transepts, chancel and western tower.

The nave is fairly unusual in that its north and south aisles are not separated from the nave by arcades. The tower contains four bells, played on a clavier and has embattled parapets; access to the church is via the main west door, located in the ground floor stage of the tower.

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The local historian, Edgar Hawthorn, claims that construction of the church was funded by George Stephenson, [23] though this assertion has been called into question by more recent historians. The tower contained a single bell until , when a further three bells were presented by Dr Francis E. Knowles of America.

Dr Knowles had ordered these bells from the foundry of John Taylor at Loughborough, but in the meantime, the church in America was destroyed by a tornado. Through the influence of the then vicar, the Reverend W. The church houses a brass memorial plaque to the victims of the Whitwick Colliery Disaster and the gravestone of James Stephenson, who came here through the influence of his brother, George Stephenson , the engineer, to work as an official at the Snibston Colliery.

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This is in the form of a reredos behind the chapel altar. In , an Act of Parliament decreed that 'for the protection of the public health', no further burials should take place in the church yard, 'with the exception of the part of the ground on the south of the church, in which no burial shall take place, except in brick graves, in which each coffin shall be separately entombed in an air-tight manner'. The same legislation also ordered that 'burials be wholly discontinued in the General Baptist Chapel Burial-ground', which was located just a short distance away from the church, near the present day council offices.

The small churchyard contains the grave of Amos Clarke, who, although blind from the age of eight days, was organist at Christ Church for some fifty years. Following his death in , he was buried on the south side of the church as near to the organ as possible — at his own request. The longest serving vicar of Christ Church was the Reverend William Gardner, who held the living for thirty-three years.

The east window was installed as a memorial to Gardner, his wife and daughter. Due to the rapid growth of the town in the 19th century, a mission church known as "All Saints'" was erected on Ashby Road in , on a site given by Messrs T. Jones of Coalville. This was served by the clergy of the parish church. This Anglican church was built in , to serve the parish of Snibston. Highfield Street today however would be considered to be a part of Coalville.

It is a brick-built structure, by Stockdale Harrison and Son; Pevsner refers to its "interesting internal arrangements with the roof supports forming passage aisles". St Mary's, Snibston is an ancient parish church set in a rural location close to Coalville. The church building is notable for being very small, no longer than twenty-four feet, comprising a nave and chancel in one.

The fabric is mainly medieval, though the current lancet windows were installed in The foundations of a tower were discovered in St David's Church of England, founded in is in a northerly suburb of Coalville. The present building is nearly 30 years later. There were, at one time, three different Baptist churches within the town of Coalville — belonging to General Baptists , Strict Baptists and Particular Baptists. The General Baptist chapel in Coalville was built on land provided by the Whitwick Colliery Company [21] and occupied a site close to the present day council offices, at the junction of London Road and Whitwick Road.

This church, which became known as the London Road Baptist Chapel, became the first permanent place of worship in Coalville when services began in For many years after its demolition, the junction on which it had stood was still referred to as 'Chapel Corner'.

Following the chapel's closure, the congregation transferred to a new premises at Greenhill known as the Charnborough Road Baptist Church, which was registered for solemnising marriages on 15 March Stenson lived just a very short distance away, also on the London Road, on a site which is today marked by a brass plaque.

The local historian, Dennis Baker does not mention Stenson's involvement with this chapel, attributing its formation to a break-away movement from the General Baptist chapel as a result of doctrinal differences. This chapel was still flourishing in , when it was redecorated, with "Strict Baptist" newly painted on the door. Another source has it as a "Calvinistic" chapel.

For many years after its closure, part of the building was occupied by "Kemp's grocery store". The stone plaque, bearing the name, "Cave Adullam" can still be seen set above the frontage; this term has its origins in the Bible I Samuel, I. In , further doctrinal differences led to members of the General Baptist Chapel being erased from their communion. Congregationalism would appear to have been the first Protestant non-conformist religion active in the Coalville district. Following Restoration of the Monarchy in , the re-establishment of the bishops, and Parliament's attempt in to impose a single form of religious observance throughout England the Act of Uniformity , the vicar of Ravenstone John Shuttlewood or Sittlewood was removed from office in , the vicar of Whitwick John Bennett was removed from office in and William Sheffield a former rector of Ibstock , but who had moved to Stoke Golding where he was a curate was suspended on 13 October All three became Nonconformist or Dissenting preachers.

Shuttlewood and Bennett were both later imprisoned for Nonconformity. The moated old Bardon Hall at Bardon Park became a place of Dissenting worship, and was registered as such after persecution of Dissent had eased.

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The Bardon Park Chapel , situated about three miles from Coalville, is a Grade II Listed building, widely regarded as being the oldest non-conformist place of worship in Leicestershire. Built in about , [33] the chapel was affiliated to the Congregational Union from about In , the Congregationalists united nationally with the Presbyterians to form the United Reformed Church. Its exact location is unknown.

From the s until circa , the Bardon Park Chapel operated a day-school at Bardon Park, in the hall to the rear of the chapel. This school was affiliated to the British and Foreign School Society. A painted alphabet board on the wall of the old schoolroom at Bardon Park Chapel dates from the s.

Around , the Bardon Park Congregational Chapel became concerned that it was not sufficiently influencing the spiritual life of the town of Coalville and opened a new chapel in the town. A house called "Hazeldine Villa", adjacent to the iron building, was the residence of the Congregationalist minister. Their website is www. The New Life Church is an evangelical free church on Margaret Street, which occupies a premises which was formerly a working men's club.

It was extended and upgraded in the s. There were, at one time, three different Methodist factions active within the town of Coalville — the Primitive Methodists , the United Methodists and the Wesleyan Methodists — and each had its own chapel. All of these societies united nationally in and their buildings became known simply as 'Methodist Churches'. The three Methodist congregations all eventually amalgamated locally and were assimilated within the church in Marlborough Square, which is the present day Coalville Methodist Church.

Another Methodist faction — the Wesleyan Reform Methodists — did not enter into the national Methodist Union of and this organisation still has an independent church on the outskirts of the town, at New Swannington at the Whitwick end of Thornborough Road , which was built in This was used from until and was eventually sold to the Baptists and is now the site of the Ebenezer Baptist Church.

This structure still exists, with lancet windows still visible at the rear of the premises as one walks along the footpath which follows the route of the old railway line.

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This church was in turn replaced by a new building in Marlborough Square in , and which is now known as the Marlborough Square Methodist Church. This was built to seat people, with school hall, vestries and classrooms. The Wesleyan Methodist Chapel building erected in still exists on Belvoir Road and is now used as a community resource, known as the Marlene Reid Centre, named in commemoration of Marlene Reid of Whitwick who died in , and whose own disability inspired her to pioneer local voluntary services, also earning her Leicestershire's 'Woman of the Year' award in The United Methodists had a church on London Road.

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