- Goole Fields
Infobox England and Wales civil parish
Parish = Goole Fields
Status = Parish
Governance =Parish Council
Population = 111 (2001 census)
District =East Riding of Yorkshire
Region =Yorkshire and the Humber
County =
Country = the East Riding of Yorkshire
Constituency = Brigg and Goole
Euro = Yorkshire and the Humber
Website =Goole Fields is a
civil parish in theEast Riding of Yorkshire ,England . It is situated approximately Convert|3|mi|km|lk=on south-west ofGoole town centre and lies at both sides but mainly south of theA161 road (Swinefleet Road).The civil parish contains no substantial centre of habitation but consists of a number of farms and a former council estate "The Square". There are no shops nor a church or even a postbox. A phone box can however be found in "The Square" and there are a total of five street lamps. The only addresses in Goole Fields other than those referred to by farm name are "The Barracks" (Formerly the site of a military barracks) and "The Square". The only mentionable landmarks in Goole Fields are the windmill (built in 1876) and the recently heightened riverbank. In the late 1980s and early 1990s Goole Fields was the location of Goole Equestrian Centre which has since closed. There have been three
Caravan Club rallies within Goole Fields (all in the 1990s).In 2004 Apple Recording artist Brute Force accompanied by the Birmingham group
Misty's Big Adventure performed in Goole Fields. The performance consisted of a one off recital of a song specially penned to celebrate the 30th birthday of the thoroughbred mare "Premier Bid". The event was covered in the Goole Times. (A recording of the event does exist!)According to the 2001 UK census, Goole Fields parish had a population of 111.cite web
url = http://www.eastriding.gov.uk/corp-docs/researchgroup/parishprofiles/GOOLE+FIELDS.pdf
title = 2001 Census: Area Profiles - Goole Fields
accessdate = 2008-05-16
format = PDF
publisher = East Riding of Yorkshire Council]The parish was part of the
Goole Rural District in theWest Riding of Yorkshire from 1894 to 1974, then in Boothferry district ofHumberside until 1996.References
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