Foulkes Village

Suburb of Foulkes Village

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Latest EMR: z: 0~i: *** p: BAug 06 Update EMR Phone Mast: (5,84) The Freeguard Building Update Mast

Known groups in this suburb: edit group listing — Survivor Groups — CAPD Legion of the Octopope — Zombie Groups — Only feral zombies... — Hostile Groups — Only freelance killers... Key buildings in Foulkes Village: Malls: none NecroTech Buildings: 1 (8,88) Police Departments: 3 Hospitals: 2 Fire Stations: 1 Bulletin Boards: unknown Others: Schools 4, Churches 1, Auto Repair 3, Railway Stations 1

Suburb Number: 81

The roots of Foulkes Village extend back to the settlement of Anglo-Saxon farmers and pigherds in the post-Roman 'dark ages', a fact attested to by the plethora of Anglo-Saxon place names in the area, such as Etheldreda General Hospital, St. Aelred's Church (focal point of the original village), Fyfhyde Plaza and the Ffych Building. Viking invasions in the area were limited to the raids by Lorgh Redclaw of Lorgh Walk fame, so for centuries the Village remained a green and peaceful haven from the violent and turbulent world beyond its meadows and woodlands.

The Malton suburb of Foulkes Village was originally founded as a separate township in the 18th Century. The Foulkes family, led by patriarch Marvin Foulkes, settled in the area of present day St. Aelred's Church in 1774. Further members of the Foulkes family, along with relatives and friends moved to the area in the following years, building several homes and businesses. In 1792, the area was incorporated as a township named Foulkes Village in honor of the original founding family in the area. Interestingly, the family name Foulkes may itself derive from the Anglo-Saxon word folc, meaning people. This confirms the suspicion of many Maltonians that 'Foulkesians' generally don't get out much, and jokes about Village in-breeding are rife.

Foulkes Village was eventually annexed by the expanding city of Malton in 1859 and the Malton government divided the area into three neighborhoods – Crew Avenue, Vincent Square, and Frye Alley. The City established police departments in each of these neighborhoods to serve the local residents. With the annexation came rapid growth, primarily industrial and thus the new Malton suburb of Foulkes Village got a large working class population that continued to grow until the Depression of the 1930s where many factories and workplaces shut down. The neighborhood still has a number of factories, warehouses and auto repair facilities that reflect its industrial past and many workers still lives here.

At the time of the quarantine, Foulkes Village had just started to feel the result of several years of gentrification. Due to low housing prices and "post-industrial atmosphere", Foulkes had become a trendy area of Malton to live in, especially for young artists, musicians and students from the upper middle class. In the wake of those new residents a number of cultural institutions followed, including several museums, libraries and cinemas further increasing the new found popularity for "South West Village" in the eyes of the middle class. The influx of educated and resource-rich residents also made Foulkes more commercially attractive and as a result the commercial rents went up. Old pubs were beginning to close down only to be exchanged for wine bars and fancy resturants.

Despite all this, Foulkes had a reputation for being sleepy and geriatric, with the nickname 'Old Foulkes Home' proving difficult to dislodge from the popular imagination. This maybe because the orignial inhabitants of Foulkes prefer that to be called old than to live in 'South West Village'. To some extent, the zombie outbreak has dispelled the image of Foulkes being a sleepy and calm, as both elderly and young Foulks have discovered newfound lust for life: especially brains and internal organs.

Resource Buildings

NecroTech Facilities ▋ The Henley Building (8,88) Hospitals ▋ Cyril General Hospital (3,83) ▋ Etheldreda General Hospital (1,88) Police Departments ▋ Crew Avenue Police Department (2,84) ▋ Frye Alley Police Department (6,88) ▋ Vincent Square Police Department (9,80) Factories ▋ A factory (4,83) ▋ A factory (4,84) ▋ A factory (4,89) ▋ A factory (6,82) Auto Repair Shops ▋ Paget Auto Repair (5,83) ▋ Syms Auto Repair (2,83) ▋ Warren Auto Repair (0,87) Malls None Bulletin Boards Rollason Row (2,88) Revive Points Fyfhyde Plaza (4,82) Richings Crescent (6,87)

Building Status Key ▋ Safe ▋ Rebuilding ▋ Under Attack ▋ Under Siege ▋ Ruined ▋ In Zombie Hands ▋ Pinata ▋ Unknown

Foulkes Village Information Resources

The Foulkes Village Building Information Center contains status reports and updates on key buildings in the suburb.

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Recent News

Please: recent news at the top (signed & NPOV). Old news can be archived.

May

May 15^th

	SCENT SCAN
	Harman Conservationists reported in from 5,83. The scentoral evidence revealed a moderate to high number of zombies within olfactory range of the location. The largest zombie groups are 1SW 5S4W, and 4NE of the scanning site. Noticeable carnage 1NE. For more information, please see The full migratory map Field agent:-- Albert Schwan  03:29, 15 May 2011 (BST)

May 8^th

"... reporting from Foulkes Village, I've got over a hundred active ... mostly just stragglers, no organised groups ... several buildings with power ... heavy structural damage ... the Henley Building has lights on ..." Sukyanti 14:23, 8 May 2011 (BST)

May 8^th

Just did a necronet search. +55 zeds in Foulkes Village and rising every hour. I'm out of here. 09:49, 8 May 2011 (BST)

April

April 28^th

The suburb appears to be so safe that there were around half a dozen people who decided it was safer to hide in the streets than in the buildings. --Ahlek 00:49, 29 April 2011 (BST)

February

February 5^th

The great suburb group massacre has been completed for this suburb. As such, MTDR, MEMS, The Streltsy and The Survivor's Republic have been removed from the suburb listing. -- Spiderzed▋ 14:22, 5 February 2011 (UTC)

January

January 21^st

The Great Suburb Group Massacre has commenced. Check your group talk page to confirm what suburbs you are active in.--Nic LesFlics^|?| 22:46, 21 January 2011 (UTC)

January 8^th

25.96 MHz: "... minimal activity in Foulkes Village ... a lot of buildings with lights on ... infrastructure looks intact ... power's on at the Henley Building ..." --Fiffy ^{404 ♥ OBR ♥ RRF} 04:47, 8 January 2011 (UTC)

Barricade plan

The Foulkes Village Barricade Plan can be viewed here.

Beautification plan

Help Keep Foulkes Village Beautiful! Clean up trash, blood smeared graffiti, dead bodies, and do your part. Spread the tag and Keep Foulkes Village Beautiful!

Suburb Map

The Malton Suburb of Foulkes Village

NW N NE W the Buttle Building Stephens Cinema Clipper Drive the Powlet Building wasteland a cemetery Capes Street Club Clement Chalker Park Vincent Square Police Department the Deny Hotel Mockridge Cinema a carpark Ryse Place Raines Grove the Potter Monument Wimbridge Crescent the Dadson Building the Fone Arms a carpark the Dement Arms Ryan Grove Finlay Boulevard a warehouse Fyfhyde Plaza -RP- St. Aelred's Church a factory the Dwyer Monument a junkyard Darnell Library wasteland Fuller Drive School Syms Auto Repair Cyril General Hospital a factory Paget Auto Repair Reakes Grove the Ffych Building Naisbitt Library the Barnefield Monument a warehouse Alsoop Park Crew Avenue Police Department the Boon Museum a factory the Freeguard Building Davy Drive Biffen Lane Holdoway Drive the Hinckesman Building Whittard Road Fire Station wasteland Vigar Walk Lorgh Walk Punnett Cinema a junkyard Scudamore Road Gully Grove a warehouse the Burdett Building the Brindle Hotel McTier Grove Threadgould Road the Dudoc Hotel the Feaver Monument Elsworth Square School a carpark the Laurence Building wasteland Woollacott Park Warren Auto Repair Ketnor Walk Faraker Bank the Gullis Museum Connery Drive Rendall Plaza Richings Crescent -RP- Ayers Cinema a carpark a carpark a carpark Etheldreda General Hospital Rollason Row the Kirwan Museum the Grundy Motel Perrye Towers Frye Alley Police Department Swonnell Place the Henley Building Loader Walk Railway Station Marton Cinema a warehouse the Stancomb Arms Sansbury Plaza School a factory the Carr Monument Daunt Park Quekett Road Woolford Boulevard School a junkyard E SW S SE

Survivor specific information

Survivor groups

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Crew Avenue Police Department

The CAPD, the law of Foulkes Village, holds headquarters in the Crew Avenue area. Beware, your action have consequences. They can be reached and joined at CAPD Forums
Contact the Public Relations Officer Sergeant NIE for more information.

Legion of the Octopope

The Legion of the Octopope have a strong presence in Foulkes Village, specifically in the Frye Alley section of the suburb. An Octo-temple has been created for those wishing to pray to the Octogod for peace on earth or more importantly, an excessive amount of reinforcements.

People's Republic of DB

The People's Republic of DB is back! We are the small fanatic organization, who prays to the Saint Oak. Not agressive but very, very revengeful.

Zombie specific information

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