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Epsom and Ewell

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Ep·som and Ew·ell  (psm; yl)
A municipal borough of southeast England near London. The Derby is run annually at Epsom Downs racetrack. Epsom salts were originally produced at the mineral springs nearby. Population: 64,400.


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And he claimed that Mr Grayling, who represents Epsom and Ewell in Surrey, did not have the "faintest idea" what it was like representing a Northern constituency where the public sector was a major employer.
Lib Dems promise 'honest austerity' Clegg recognises value of public ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The Asbo bans him from Epsom and Ewell and says he must not be drunk or abusive or threaten, assault, harass or intimidate anyone in Surrey.
Lousy drunk 'too smelly' for the dock; ASBO by The Mirror (London, England)
Mr Grayling represents the Surrey seat of Epsom and Ewell in Parliament.
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