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Nailers' Union. Nailers also vowed not to teach their children the trade, a promise swiftly broken due to the lack of alternative employment. Further strikes took place in 1877 and 1878 due to a further 10% cut. When Bromsgrove's nailers were offered the old prices, they returned to work, despite the fact that the Black Country nailers had not received the same offer, which caused much resentment. The Bromsgrove nailers continued to pay into the strike fund, however.
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Bailiff. The royal manor, with its Court Leet, dealt with the majority of financial matters including tolls and revenues from the market, after disputes with the Priory manor over rights to various revenues and fines were settled. The royal manor would therefore have paid for the upkeep of the market and the tollhouse, which also served at some points as a jail.
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1806:(known locally as "Harris Brush" or just "The Brush"). Business parks in Aston Fields and Buntsford Hill are helping to revitalise the local economy, in addition to newer developments such as Saxon and Harris Business Parks. Bromsgrove District Council is aiming to create a technology corridor along the
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Bromsgrove has 15 first schools in its district: Lickey End First School, Finstall First School, Charford First School, Dodford First School, Milfields First School, St. Peters Roman
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Bromsgrove Country Urban District was renamed North Bromsgrove Urban District in 1896. It was subsequently abolished in 1933, being split between the Bromsgrove Urban District and several neighbouring parishes. Bromsgrove Urban District Council initially met at the Town Hall, which stood
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in 1897, which includes a detailed picture of nailmaking in its final years. At this time, working weeks of 70–90 hours were commonplace and poverty still widespread. Their diet was typically bread, margarine and tea, with cheese as an occasional supplement, and sometimes meat. Chickens and pigs were
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Nailmakers would purchase their iron from the nailmasters and sell their nails to nailmasters at set prices, effectively at a piece-rate. The basic technique of nail production did not change much, involving in essence heating iron rods, making a point, half cutting the nail off, fully cutting it and
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There is a large public leisure centre and sports centre in the town called
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Spadesbourne and Battlefield Brook had a series of around 14 watermills that supported small and medium-sized manufacturing. Some of these were corn mills, others processed linen and lint. These continued to provide employment through most of the nineteenth
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Sherard depicts a town that appears rather bucolic and "bright and sweet and clean." However, approaching the nailmaker's cottages, one
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Governance of the town itself is difficult to discern. Manorial records give evidence for courts, rents and fines, but do not present evidence about the organisation of matters that relate to the town itself, such as the maintenance of roads and other facilities. The main representative post appears
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Bromsgrove benefited from sales to travellers, for instance of beer, bread, horsebread, meat and cheese. Brewing and selling ale seems to have been predominantly done by women in
Bromsgrove, perhaps to supplement the main income of the household. Between 22 and 29 people are recorded in the 1300s at
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Common trades can be traced from surnames in this period, and included in the years to 1327 bakers, tanners, carpenters, drapers, dyers, butchers, masons, smiths, shoemakers and fullers. The town had a large number of tanneries and cloth was also produced. Tanneries and breweries were located on the
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announced that a new station would be built, to replace the existing structure, at a cost in the region of £10–12 million. The station opened in July 2016. Following completion of the electrification project, Bromsgrove is served by trains on the Cross City Line towards
Lichfield. (These services
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Bromsgrove, being the dominant occupation in the town through most of the 1800s due to lack of alternative work. As mechanisation took over, nailmakers produced nails that were still hard to produce by machine. Despite this, there was a great deal of pressure on wages,
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until around 1830, reopening briefly in the 1850s. The 6–7 acre pool located in what is now Sanders Park was drained in 1865. It was a five-storey building, demolished in 1892. Near Charford, Moat Mill served as a flour mill with five grindstones until around 1913, and the Lint Mill, at what is now
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from the Commonwealth period. He was confined to his house, banished from the county and finally imprisoned for his non-conformism. The toll on his health may have led to illness and death. He did return to Bromsgrove, where he was annually visited by Hall's son, an Anglican bishop. He was licensed
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Although with no official function, Bromsgrove's Court Leet continues to exist as a ceremonial body, being sanctioned under the Administration of Justice Act 1977. The Bromsgrove Society is a charity formed in 1980 to protect the built and natural environment of the town. The Bromsgrove Society of
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through assarting (creating clearings in) Feckenham Forest. Similarly, the number of minor aristocratic, gentry and ecclesiastical estates grew, which would have needed to buy and sell goods. Hanbury alone had six manor houses and two granges in the 1200s. The Priory Manor itself would have been a
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at the north end of Bromsgrove was opened in 1987 and in December 1989 the link to the M5 was opened. A relief road on the west of the town was built to direct traffic away from the High Street, and a bypass was constructed on the eastern side of the town allowing traffic to avoid the town centre
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hammering a head. Simple nails might take a few blows and take a matter of seconds to make, while complex nails could involve twelve to twenty blows. Both men and women made nails, men making the more complex nails requiring greater physical effort, and women producing the simpler, smaller nails.
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Church court records show that Bromsgrove had an urban underclass, including prostitutes and beggars. Assaults, murders and burglaries are also recorded. Servants, often young people, feature particularly in the records of disorderly behaviour. However, violence was not confined to the lower and
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In 1317, it was given the right hold a Tuesday market and three-day fair every 29 August at the Decollation of St. John the Baptist. The market place and tollhouse were located at the junction of St. John Street and the High Street. Its market was especially used by the surrounding area to sell
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Another accident occurred at the nascent works in March 1841, when a botched repair caused steam to escape from one of the locomotives onto the drunken William Creuze, causing his death. The result was that the works were reorganised under a new manager GD Bischopp and a foreman recruited from
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Six more major strikes followed in the years to 1891. The longest three included a twenty-week strike in 1860, and a twelve-week strike in 1868. In 1869, a ten-week strike was caused after nail prices were cut by 20% in the 'Starvation list'. A meeting of 4,500 people at Crown Close led to the
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suggests that local societies may have grown up to deal with some of its organisational issues. There was for instance a guild in the town during the 1300s. There were three crosses erected in the town, and reports of well-paved roads in the 1400s, so Dyer concludes that the town's voluntary
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just south of the town. Nevertheless, not all the local trade would have passed directly through Bromsgrove, as the Priory for instance would often take locally produced goods directly to Droitwich or Worcester, or purchase them directly at other larger centres with particular specialisms.
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is first recorded in 1533. Nailmaking was probably introduced in the region in the sixteenth century and was taking place in Bromsgrove in the seventeenth century. It provided an alternative trade for the rural poor, who would initially have supplemented other work with the nail trade.
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Bromsgrove has a public community library situated in the centre of the town. The library offers not only books but also music CDs, spoken word, foreign language tapes and videos & DVDs for adults and children. There are 25 computers available with internet access.
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at the corner of High Street and St John's Street. The council moved to the former vicarage of St John's Church on St John's Street in the 1920s, after which the Town Hall was demolished. Bromsgrove Urban District was abolished in 1974, merging with the surrounding
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paying 'fines' for selling ale for more than the fixed price; this seems to have been applied in effect as a tax. Women were able to hold property, sometimes as widows or jointly with their husbands, and owned up to 10% of Bromsgrove's plots at various times.
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The Talbot family who held Grafton became central figures in the county's military organisation under the Royalists. The promotion of Catholics and recusants like the Talbots was a source of controversy in Worcestershire, referred to, for instance, by the
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contributed a further £25. Events were organised and a soup kitchen provided, alongside strike pay. The nailmasters offered increased prices of 20% and eventually agreed 30–40%, however, the increased rates may have hastened the demise of the industry.
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which is the steepest Incline on the British mainline network meaning most freight trains require assistance from a locomotive at the rear. Between 1919 and 1956 this was operated by a purpose built locomotive known by drivers as
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introduced a partial replacement service from 3 May 2022 numbered 144A which ran between Bromsgrove and Longbridge every 70 minutes. This has since replaced by service 20 runs every 60 minutes between Bromsgrove and the
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The town's population expanded rapidly from the 1980s to present, with new housing estates added to the south of the town, and infilling industrial areas such as the former railway works and Garringtons in Aston Fields.
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as the result of 10.1% swing in a by-election in 1971. Miller was elected to the new Bromsgrove and Redditch constituency in 1974, and represented the Bromsgrove constituency from 1983 to 1992. He was succeeded by
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middle orders; other courts issued warrants for the arrest of two of the Staffords of Grafton Manor in the 1401 and 1450, along with their followers, some natives of Bromsgrove, for politically motivated violence.
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Nearly all nail making had ceased by the 1920s, with the very last workers dying in the 1950s. The last of the water mills, the Lint Mill, closed by the 1950s. The wagon works closed in 1964, as a result of the
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in 1859, with the commissioners being replaced by an elected local board. A separate local government district covering the rest of the parish was created in 1863, known as "Bromsgrove Country".
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from charging and breaking up their protest. The Hussars were prevented from breaking up the assembly. However, after ten weeks of strike, the nailers returned to work without any concessions.
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were centres of nail production, made by hand, usually as a family enterprise. Nailmakers in Bromsgrove lived in slum conditions in small cottages in courtyards off the High Street, and in
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An account of the ministers, lecturers, masters, and fellows of colleges and schoolmasters: who were ejected or silenced after the Restoration in 1660, by or before, the Act of Uniformity.
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with a force of local men and had a role in his escape. The battle was traumatic for the county, as the Scottish troops in support of Charles looted as they traversed the county.
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for failing to declare loans made to him. He decided not to re-stand after the local Conservative Association opened nominations to other candidates. He was succeeded by
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was established to provide infrastructure and other local government functions for the built-up area of the town. The commissioners' district was reconstituted as a
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which became low, causing an industry-wide strike in 1842, when nailmasters attempted to reduce their purchase prices by 10%. 15,000 nailers attended a meeting in
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surplus oats, which were increasingly produced in the area, while wheat was grown in southern Worcestershire. The area was known for the high quality of its pigs.
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and no longer serves Birmingham. The company stated that fewer passengers were travelling on the service into Birmingham and the section was no longer viable.
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in their attempts to resist the demands of both armies in the later part of the first war. In the third civil war of 1649, the Talbots joined
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in Normandy, France, in July 1999. Annual exchange visits are made by Bromsgrove and District Twinning Association members to each town.
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and elsewhere became available. Most of the nailmaker's cottages were demolished in
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Bromsgrove and Redditch Athletics Club, based at the Ryland Centre athletics track.
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Briggs, Jonathan (1981). "The Watermills of Bromsgrove". In Foster, John (ed.).
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in the high street, which was erected in 1985. There is also a sculpture of a
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Fairfield Villa Football Club. The home of community football in Bromsgrove.
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The Extraordinary Adventures of Benjamin Sanders, Buttonmaker of Bromsgrove
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Collection. The Bromsgrove Museum on Birmingham Road reopened in May 2016.
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There is also a bus station adjacent to the High Street. Buses operate to
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Market Place, including around 1,500 from Bromsgrove. The nailers brought
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Hall at this time also brought his brother and fellow Presbyterian
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has Charles II talking to a smith in Bromsgrove: see, for instance
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Bygone Bromsgrove: an illustrated story of the town in days gone by
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Bygone Bromsgrove: an illustrated story of the town in days gone by
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Bygone Bromsgrove: an illustrated story of the town in days gone by
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Bygone Bromsgrove: an illustrated story of the town in days gone by
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Bygone Bromsgrove: an illustrated story of the town in days gone by
3155:; a collection of essays about aspects of local history, including
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Bygone Bromsgrove: an illustrated story of the town in days gone by
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2950:(1937–2004), wrestler and actor is buried in Bromsgrove Cemetery.
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Sir Thomas Frederick Chavasse (1854–1913) surgeon, member of the
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is situated to the south of the town. It sits at the foot of the
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Bromsgrove Guild maker's mark on a main gate of Buckingham Palace
5207:"The English Non-metropolitan Districts (Definition) Order 1972"
3643:(1). British Agricultural History Society: 32–45. Archived from
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6228:"Bromsgrove and District Twinning Association History and Aims"
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3460:, vol. 1, London: Printed for J. Lawrence, pp. 772–73
3236:. Vol. 3. London: Victoria County History. pp. 19–33.
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Model Engineers was formed in 1982 and operates a track at the
1063:. The works provided employment for many people in Bromsgrove.
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arranged that the rectory manor of St. John was transferred to
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Spilsbury married the elder John Hall's daughter. John Hall's
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Richards, Alan (1981). "A town trail". In Foster, John (ed.).
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3008:(born 1975), newsreader and journalist was born in Bromsgrove.
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The notable residents of Bromsgrove include those educated at
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has its home in Bromsgrove. This museum includes the National
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The Bromsgrove constituency was last represented by Labour by
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to Lydiate Ash in 1962, and northwards from 1967 to 1970. The
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to Droitwich in 1086. There may also have been Anglo-Saxon or
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Bromsgrove: a small town in Worcestershire in the Middle Ages
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In May 1980, Bromsgrove was twinned with the German town of
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Coat of Arms of the former Bromsgrove Rural District Council
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The town would have been subject to the deprivations of the
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6051:"Bromsgrove Arts - Movies, Event Cinema, Drama, Live Music"
5876:"Bromsgrove heritage on show at reopened museum – BBC News"
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Sillitoe, Neighbourhood Statistics – Neil (14 April 2008).
3374:. Birmingham and Warwickshire Archaeology Society: 115–132.
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Mercian Divers Scuba Diving Club – affiliated to the BSAC (
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who paid £100 into the strike fund, and the chainmakers of
6553:"Britpop chart-toppers have 'good feeling' about festival"
6371:"Case adjourned against England star for driving offences"
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Bromsgrove Festival of Music, The Times 6 April 1961, p. 8
5550:
Birmingham & Its Regional Setting: A Scientific Survey
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to King's Norton (which was part of the Parish) as curate.
1347:, in which she was found to have over-claimed by £29,243.
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Motorways came to Bromsgrove with the construction of the
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attracted people into the town from the surrounding area.
5975:"Core Theatre auditorium will be closed until March 2024"
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Kings, Bill (1981). "Nailmaking". In Foster, John (ed.).
2821:(born 1958), sailor, lived in Bromsgrove with her parents
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clubs in the country. It was formed on 28 September 1872.
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Evolution of location government, 19th and 20th centuries
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engines, which they would have been employed to work on.
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status, although this is now disputed, see for instance
2797:, internet activist and musician was born in Bromsgrove.
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which was bypassed to the east of the town in 1980, the
684:, although it was a town involved in the support of the
424:, the manor of Bromsgrove is known to have been held by
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Bromsgrove Society Charitable objects, Charities Direct
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4983:. London: Victoria County History. 1913. pp. 19–33
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that offers boarding facilities. Former pupils include
2803:(1871-1951), composer, music master Bromsgrove School.
5924:"Bromsgrove's Artrix Theatre forced to shut for good"
5635:. Worcestershire County Council. 2006. Archived from
5484:"UKIP hit by new row over over{sic) Holocaust denial"
3070:(born 1992), Entrepreneur and co-founder of Gymshark.
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former professional footballer and former Manager at
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afternoons featuring bands playing in the bandstand.
1802:, a paint brush and decorator's tool manufacturer in
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Parkside, headquarters of Bromsgrove District Council
877:, known to them as the 'tis-was', to prevent the 6th
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Within the town, Cotton Mill was used for cotton and
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Bromsgrove did not play a major military role in the
448:. Among the manor's possessions were 13 salt pans at
5358:"News in brief", The Times, 19 September 1996, p. 1.
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presenter and journalist, once worked for the local
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is held annually with a large fireworks display and
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is 87,837, which grew to 99,200 in the 2021 census.
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often kept as another way to supplement their diet.
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1782:Many of Bromsgrove's residents find employment in
734:Disputes about the vicarage continued through the
489:Bromsgrove and the surrounding area was put under
6866:List of civil parishes in the Bromsgrove district
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3064:, Canadian serial killer, was born in Bromsgrove.
2043:St John's Church of England Middle School Academy
2738:, botanist and chemist, publisher and bookseller
5778:. Advantage West Midlands. 2006. Archived from
3544:Pepys, Samuel (1966). Matthews, William (ed.).
3381:The Cambridge Dictionary of English Place-Names
1435:) similar to almost all of the United Kingdom.
1388:The solid geology of Bromsgrove is that of the
6230:. This is Worcestershire. 2006. Archived from
6126:"THE BROMSGROVE SOCIETY :: OpenCharities"
5829:"Mercian Divers Scuba Diving Club (BSAC 2463)"
5187:. Bromsgrove District Council. 2011. p. 8
5112:. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth
4980:A History of the County of Worcester: Volume 3
4959:. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth
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3114:Glory Gone: The Story of Nailing in Bromsgrove
3014:(1927–2004), pharmacologist and winner of the
2857:, musician grew up in Bromsgrove and attended
2527:, in the parish of Bromsgrove, executed in at
2310:Bromsgrove was host to a centre for the arts,
2256:hire centres situated in nearby villages. The
2211:Bromsgrove Swimming Club, established in 1966.
1969:. From 1 May 2022, service 144 terminates at
1211:, from the 1940s. Garringtons closed in 2002.
670:Civil War, Restoration and dissenting religion
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5850:"Bromsgrove & District Indoor Bowls Club"
3195:The Bromsgrove Guild – an Illustrated History
2754:, artist, lived in Lickey, died there in 1880
1794:and other places along the motorway network.
1170:Bromsgrove was home from 1898 to 1966 to the
624:History of Worcestershire § Early modern
401:; possibly also referring to Bromsgrove. The
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5902:"Canals in Herefordshire and Worcestershire"
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2630:, hymn writer, born in Bromsgrove about 1771
1810:to take advantage of the area's road links.
1337:Select Committee on Standards and Privileges
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5181:Bromsgrove Town Conservation Area Appraisal
5160:"St John's Court (Grade II) (1100362)"
3481:, Manchester: University Press, p. 356
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3033:(born 1959), actor, famous for portraying
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2717:, sister of Alfred, author and suffragette
2642:, Methodist preacher, emigrated to America
2167:Club. Bromsgrove play their home games at
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1154:to become the modern Bromsgrove District.
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6455:. Booksattransworld.co.uk. Archived from
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3700:Burman, John (1981). Foster, John (ed.).
3602:. London: James Bowden. pp. 81–107.
3112:Kings, Bill; Cooper, Margaret E. (1999).
3097:(Paperback ed.). The History Press.
1040:McConnell rebuilt some of the engines as
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7043:List of civil parishes in Worcestershire
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2892:. Lived in Bromsgrove in his childhood.
1724:, poet, lived at Perry Hall, Bromsgrove
1249:Bromsgrove (UK Parliament constituency)
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5755:"Archive news from the Worcester News"
5662:. Buillvant Media. Bromsgrove Standard
5525:Geology of the country around Redditch
5523:The British Geological Survey (1991).
5368:Mulholland, Hélène (4 February 2010).
4837:
4699:
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4581:
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4506:
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4130:Willis Bund, Doubleday & Page 1913
4128:Cal. Close, 1234–7, p. 370, quoted in
4106:Willis Bund, Doubleday & Page 1913
3661:(PhD thesis), University of Birmingham
3310:Bromsgrove: The Story of a Market Town
3276:, London: Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.,
3244:; Brookes, Alan (2007), "Bromsgrove",
2870:. was born in Bromsgrove and attended
2591:, who died as the result of a duel at
2567:St John the Baptist Church, Bromsgrove
2383:formed in 1936 and chartered in 1937.
2377:Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings
2235:Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings
1930:previously terminated at Longbridge.)
1103:Church in Worcester Road was built by
1091:church was carried out in 1858 by Sir
597:Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings
478:, and is recorded to have contributed
6480:"Profile: Geoffrey Hill | Books"
5587:. Grafton Manor Hotel. Archived from
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3495:. Bromsgrove Society. pp. 9–40.
3016:Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
2833:, author, was born in Lickey in 1961.
2659:(née Suffield, 1870–1904), mother of
2342:North of the town, in the village of
1849:rides. Other events are held such as
428:, who became Earl of Mercia in 1062.
254:
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5658:Harris, Tristan (2 September 2017).
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3787:
3234:A History of the County of Worcester
2482:People educated at Bromsgrove School
2358:, with an international reputation.
2072:. Both were rebuilt by BAM in 2007.
1305:2024 United Kingdom general election
5133:Kelly's Directory of Worcestershire
3834:
2930:, is buried in Bromsgrove Cemetery.
2605:, wife of Francis and famous beauty
2354:Since 1960, Bromsgrove has held an
2278:featuring a mixture of styles, and
2195:rugby league club, who play in the
1188:and the famous statue adorning the
1145:Such districts were converted into
1055:McConnell left at the end of 1846.
795:Industrial revolution and Victorian
7238:Unparished areas in Worcestershire
7106:Staffordshire & Worcestershire
5482:Hencke, David (27 February 2001).
5165:National Heritage List for England
3548:Charles II's Escape from Worcester
3454:"Bromsgrove, Mr John Spilsbury MA"
3379:Watts, Victor Ernest, ed. (2004).
3163:Richards, Alan (1 December 1984).
2998:(born 1936), doctor and father of
2809:(1920–2021), Royal Air Force pilot
2387:Town twinning and friendship links
53:
14:
6398:"A life in writing: Jonathan Coe"
5805:. In Touch Online. Archived from
5106:"North Bromsgrove Urban District"
5011:. 11 November 1859. p. 4034.
3552:. University of California Press.
3116:(2nd ed.). Halfshire Books.
3078:Republic of Ireland national team
2923:(1903–1994), the inventor of the
1898:starts at the north of the town.
1886:Bromsgrove is intersected by the
1299:'s Member of Parliament has been
1050:Institute of Mechanical Engineers
986:Birmingham and Gloucester Railway
6478:Potts, Robert (10 August 2002).
6262:Stanley Bertram Chrimes (1972),
5552:. The Local Executive Committee.
5548:The British Association (1950).
5504:. Office for National Statistics
5238:"Bromsgrove factory closes down"
5110:A Vision of Britain through Time
4957:A Vision of Britain through Time
4000:. Office for National Statistics
3095:Bromsgrove (Archive Photographs)
3076:(born 1994), footballer for the
2685:, creator of Cadbury chocolates.
2442:
2429:
2409:
2193:North East Worcestershire Ravens
1744:, commemorating the work of the
1326:, who defeated the Conservative
1172:Bromsgrove Guild of Applied Arts
926:, at the former Chartist plots.
52:
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7162:Population of major settlements
5682:"Bromsgrove to get new station"
5252:"Contact: Main council details"
3875:became a bishop, the last with
3829:A story related by Charlies to
3270:Cotton, William Alfred (1881),
2464:People from Bromsgrove District
2356:annual classical music festival
2130:Heart of Worcestershire College
2128:Bromsgrove is the main site of
1913:. There are frequent trains to
832:Nailmakers in Bromsgrove c.1896
6453:"Nicholas Evans at Transworld"
6429:. 17 July 2007. Archived from
3383:. Cambridge University Press.
2970:in the early 1960s. His play
2827:, academic, born in Bromsgrove
2246:Worcester and Birmingham Canal
2152:Bromsgrove Rugby Football Club
2100:for many years and the actors
1975:National Express West Midlands
1894:borders the west side and the
1412:and growing vegetables due to
1087:of the mostly 13–14th century
979:Worcester and Birmingham Canal
756:2,000 other Anglican ministers
1:
6505:Flood, Alison (1 July 2016).
6349:"the Official Woodstock Site"
6334:"Michael Ball Interview 2008"
5031:. 24 July 1863. p. 3674.
4022:. SurnameDB. 24 February 2007
3667:Nineteenth century industrial
3224:; Doubleday, Herbert Arthur;
2839:(1982–2003), footballer with
2711:, classical scholar and poet.
2533:Stafford and Lovell Rebellion
2282:in the town centre include a
1430:Köppen climate classification
1279:Worcestershire County Council
783:employed 180. By comparison,
548:potential customer, as would
7147:Parliamentary constituencies
5688:. 4 May 2007. Archived from
5299:"Bromsgrove local elections"
5084:National Library of Scotland
4068:Slater & Jarvis (1982).
4020:"Bransgrove surname meaning"
3432:Jones, John Andrews (1849),
3368:Transactions and Proceedings
2968:North Bromsgrove High School
2054:South Bromsgrove High School
2050:North Bromsgrove High School
2048:There are two high schools,
2045:and Parkside Middle School.
1442:Climate data for Bromsgrove
1202:Beeching rail reorganisation
942:was a particular favourite.
397:entry for 909 AD mentions a
82:34,755 (Built up area, 2021)
6586:Bromsgrove District Council
6396:Laity, Paul (29 May 2010).
5803:"History of Bromsgrove RFC"
5633:"Bromsgrove Public Library"
5256:Bromsgrove District Council
3637:Agricultural History Review
3409:. Barnsley: Pen and Sword.
3192:Watt, Quintin, ed. (1999).
3027:(born 1990), track cyclist.
2552:, (died 1517/18), owner of
2321:The 2015 World War II film
2080:Bromsgrove is also home to
1882:Bus transport in Bromsgrove
1561:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1491:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
1275:Bromsgrove District Council
1052:at his home in Bromsgrove.
916:The White Slaves of England
804:Water-powered manufacturing
89:OS grid reference
18:Human settlement in England
7259:
7197:Grade II* listed buildings
7111:Worcester & Birmingham
6146:Bromsgrove Society website
5585:"History of Grafton Manor"
5240:. BBC News. 28 March 2002.
4940:Pevsner & Brookes 2007
4597:Pevsner & Brookes 2007
4567:Pevsner & Brookes 2007
3592:Sherard, Robert Harborough
3312:. The Bromsgrove Society.
3131:Foster, John, ed. (1981).
1902:Bromsgrove railway station
1879:
1875:Bromsgrove railway station
1775:In 2004, 33,175 people in
1763:, who was involved in the
1704:
1441:
1424:Bromsgrove experiences an
1246:
1079:Church and Chapel building
953:in the twentieth century.
673:
621:
379:
5612:"Detect browser settings"
5564:"Averages for Bromsgrove"
5396:"Bromsgrove Labour Party"
5068:Local Government Act 1894
4526:, p. 60 See footnote
3803:mentions a royal fort at
3407:Worcestershire under arms
3399:Civil War and Restoration
3222:Willis Bund, John William
3093:Cooper, Margaret (1998).
2896:Walter Gilbert (sculptor)
2866:, author, best known for
2768:, was born in Bromsgrove.
2018:Bromsgrove schools use a
1985:Bromsgrove is located on
1919:Worcester Foregate Street
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1184:, the Liver Birds on the
1152:Bromsgrove Rural District
1140:local government district
1136:improvement commissioners
910:The industry featured in
382:History of Worcestershire
289:
267:
227:
40:
28:
7192:Grade I listed buildings
6423:"No.24 Fyfe Dangerfield"
5776:"The Motorcycle Academy"
5426:bromsgrovelibdems.org.uk
4538:, p. 259; see also
3362:Humphreys, John (1919).
2980:(born 1962), footballer.
2966:, playwright, taught at
2903:Sir David William Haslam
2731:Governor of North Borneo
2331:was partially filmed at
2316:Solihull Borough Council
1980:Queen Elizabeth Hospital
1961:remains in the hands of
1392:(late Scythian to early
1067:Other industrial history
1057:Bromsgrove railway works
497:were extended hugely by
110:119 miles (192 km)
7233:Towns in Worcestershire
6311:"Alfred Edward Housman"
5049:. The National Archives
3452:Calamy, Edmund (1713),
3405:Atkin, Malcolm (2004).
2992:was born in Bromsgrove.
2898:of the Bromsgrove Guild
2879:was born in Bromsgrove.
2851:was born in Bromsgrove.
2744:(1870–1904), mother of
2727:John Lisseter Humphreys
2370:Bromsgrove War Memorial
2144:Bromsgrove is home to:
1957:and which continued to
1235:Governance and politics
977:and Stoke Works on the
493:when the boundaries of
35:High Street, Bromsgrove
6557:redditchstandard.co.uk
5136:. 1912. pp. 45–46
4477:, p. 81; see note
3734:. Bromsgrove Society.
3704:. Bromsgrove Society.
3677:. Bromsgrove Society.
3568:. Bromsgrove Society.
3521:The flight of the king
3475:"Spilsbury, John M.A."
3230:"Parishes: Bromsgrove"
3198:. Bromsgrove Society.
3169:. Bromsgrove Society.
3135:. Bromsgrove Society.
2748:, buried in Bromsgrove
2672:
2664:
2574:(died 1611), owner of
2561:(died 1549), owner of
2497:and one winner of the
2493:, five winners of the
2468:People from Bromsgrove
2436:Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin
2397:Saint-Sauveur-Lendelin
2371:
2306:Entertainment and arts
2252:and there are several
2231:
1991:National Cycle Network
1987:National Cycle Route 5
1877:
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1751:Bromsgrove is home to
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250:Hereford and Worcester
207:Postcode district
6923:Boroughs or districts
6591:12 March 2015 at the
6313:. The Housman Society
6202:"A bit of background"
6072:"Bromsgrove Festival"
6004:Bromsgrove Advertiser
5954:www.whatsonlive.co.uk
5928:Bromsgrove Advertiser
5801:Cowlin, John (1999).
5217:The National Archives
4251:, p. 18; see map
3801:Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
3364:"Forest of Feckenham"
2825:J. M. Wallace-Hadrill
2775:, lived in Bromsgrove
2759:20th and 21st century
2709:Alfred Edward Housman
2670:
2654:
2521:Sir Humphrey Stafford
2369:
2329:The Shamrock Spitfire
2229:
2197:Midlands Rugby League
2187:British Sub-Aqua Club
1915:Birmingham New Street
1872:
1826:
1730:Alfred Edward Housman
1728:There is a statue of
1720:
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1247:Further information:
1242:
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1071:The Bromsgrove Union
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394:Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
6433:on 28 September 2012
5856:on 12 September 2017
5527:. HMSO. p. 83.
3839:Escape of Charles II
3655:Allen, G. C (1928),
3650:on 4 September 2011.
3617:Parliamentary Papers
2788:Bromsgrove Messenger
2771:England footballer,
2288:Slug and Lettuce pub
2154:, one of the oldest
2020:Three-tier education
1965:, the successor to
1819:Municipal facilities
1186:Royal Liver Building
1093:George Gilbert Scott
1089:St. John the Baptist
692:. In February 1643,
422:Edward the Confessor
405:of 1086 references
187:Sovereign state
7013:Stourport-on-Severn
6966:(cities in italics)
6635:Bromsgrove district
6633:Settlements in the
6234:on 15 February 2006
6030:Bromsgrove Standard
5809:on 26 December 2005
5782:on 21 February 2007
5462:"Annual Conference"
3524:, London: Methuen,
3518:Fea, Allan (1908),
3434:"Francis Spilsbury"
2868:The Horse Whisperer
2807:Eric Carter (pilot)
2451:, Longford, Ireland
2362:Clubs and societies
2350:Bromsgrove Festival
2169:The Victoria Ground
2162:Bromsgrove Sporting
2084:, a co-educational
2076:Independent schools
1859:Bromsgrove District
1777:Bromsgrove District
1400:. It shows red bed
1371:Bromsgrove District
1352:Conservative Future
1303:since 2010. At the
1253:Bromsgrove District
957:Canals and railways
836:Bromsgrove and the
725:Battle of Worcester
468:St John the Baptist
461:St John the Baptist
432:Norman and medieval
370:Bromsgrove District
328: /
5639:on 5 November 2006
5440:"Your Councillors"
5212:legislation.gov.uk
5047:legislation.gov.uk
5028:The London Gazette
5008:The London Gazette
4765:, pp. 83–91;
3925:Pearson's Magazine
3628:Searby, P (1968).
2958:Birmingham City FC
2936:, Musician of the
2877:Declan Fitzpatrick
2673:
2665:
2597:Duke of Buckingham
2550:Sir Gilbert Talbot
2511:Richard Bromsgrove
2372:
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2030:and high school).
2003:Golden Cross Hotel
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1831:
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1359:monetary reformers
1313:Conservative Party
1263:
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1130:Bromsgrove was an
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754:along with around
701:county in the wars
690:Battle of Edgehill
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332:52.3353°N 2.0579°W
273:UK Parliament
219:Dialling code
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7023:Upton-upon-Severn
6964:Major settlements
6909:Ceremonial county
6874:
6873:
6598:Bromsgrove Online
5979:Solihull Observer
5684:(Press release).
5502:"Lead View Table"
5279:. Ordnance Survey
5086:. Ordnance Survey
4915:, pp. 113–14
4900:, pp. 112–13
4792:, pp. 97–101
4584:, pp. 112–13
4465:, pp. 117–20
3790:, pp. 10–11.
3471:Gordon, Alexander
3438:Bunhill memorials
3343:Dyer, Christopher
3319:978-1-80068-623-6
3273:Bromsgrove Church
3242:Pevsner, Nikolaus
3205:978-0-9509471-6-7
3176:978-0-9509471-2-9
2911:(1932–2016) poet.
2872:Bromsgrove School
2859:Bromsgrove School
2841:Manchester United
2617:, Anglican bishop
2487:Old Bromsgrovians
2476:Bromsgrove School
2456:Notable residents
2230:Bromsgrove Museum
2124:Further education
2082:Bromsgrove School
2066:specialist status
1963:First Midland Red
1925:. On 4 May 2007,
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1176:Buckingham Palace
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2972:Afore Night Come
2921:Anthony E. Pratt
2855:Fyfe Dangerfield
2746:J. R. R. Tolkien
2721:Laurence Housman
2715:Clemence Housman
2677:Benjamin Bomford
2661:J. R. R. Tolkien
2634:Charlotte Badger
2531:in 1486 for the
2515:Abbot of Evesham
2447:
2446:
2438:, Manche, France
2434:
2433:
2414:
2413:
2333:Avoncroft Museum
2182:and Tennis Club.
1839:football pitches
1746:Bromsgrove Guild
1439:
1410:market gardening
1345:expenses scandal
891:Sunday Chronicle
744:Magdalen College
705:Sir Thomas Aston
607:Christopher Dyer
515:Worcester Priory
495:Feckenham Forest
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3087:Further reading
3083:
3056:G.K. Chesterton
3025:Jessica Varnish
2773:Jude Bellingham
2761:
2690:Chavasse family
2663:, in Bromsgrove
2649:
2624:
2572:Sir John Talbot
2559:Sir John Talbot
2546:
2523:(1427–1486) of
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1283:unparished area
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3035:Arthur Weasley
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2586:
2584:Gunpowder Plot
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1761:Robert Wintour
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1101:Roman Catholic
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5283:10 February
5261:10 February
5223:10 February
5191:10 February
5140:10 February
5116:10 February
5090:10 February
5053:10 February
5023:"No. 22756"
5003:"No. 22324"
4987:10 February
4963:10 February
4838:Burman 1981
4700:Searby 1968
4668:Briggs 1981
4656:Briggs 1981
4644:Briggs 1981
4633:Briggs 1981
4582:Cotton 1881
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4540:Calamy 1713
4524:Cotton 1881
4507:Gordon 1917
4415:Cotton 1881
3998:Census 2021
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3074:Megan Walsh
3068:Ben Francis
2954:Gary Rowett
2883:Craig Fagan
2837:Jimmy Davis
2628:Sarah Bache
2603:Anna Talbot
2578:, Catholic
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2296:Clent Hills
2261:lock flight
2222:Attractions
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1999:Lloyds Bank
1967:Midland Red
1951:Stourbridge
1892:M5 motorway
1873:The former
1804:Stoke Prior
1759:married to
1757:John Talbot
1742:high street
1324:Terry Davis
1301:Sajid Javid
1216:M5 motorway
1085:restoration
785:nail making
748:Restoration
736:Interregnum
653:Reformation
582:haberdasher
575:Black Death
541:Stoke Prior
418:Anglo-Saxon
416:During the
407:Bremesgrave
387:Anglo-Saxon
335: /
238:West Mercia
7228:Bromsgrove
7222:Categories
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6649:Bromsgrove
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5730:"Sustrans"
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5666:7 November
5643:13 January
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5380:4 February
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4913:Awdry 1981
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4536:Jones 1849
4475:Pepys 1966
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4451:Atkin 2004
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4399:Atkin 2004
4044:Watts 2004
3981:References
3963:Awdry 1981
3918:The book (
3883:in London.
3020:Tardebigge
3006:Matt Teale
2984:Andy Smith
2938:Indie rock
2925:board game
2890:footballer
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2090:sixth-form
1959:Birmingham
1911:Big Bertha
1880:See also:
1847:fairground
1814:Facilities
1784:Birmingham
1365:Demography
1328:Hal Miller
1297:Bromsgrove
1227:entirely.
1194:Drury Lane
998:Stephenson
988:built the
975:Tardebigge
947:Longbridge
824:Nailmaking
674:See also:
622:See also:
573:After the
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491:forest law
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399:Bremesburh
380:See also:
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350:Bromsgrove
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78:Population
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6945:Worcester
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6760:Hollywood
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6695:Blackwell
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2948:Pat Roach
2887:Hull City
2655:Grave of
2615:John Hall
2595:with the
2593:Barn Elms
2544:1500–1700
2537:Henry VII
2461:See also:
2418:, Germany
2344:Fairfield
2276:nightclub
2056:opposite
2009:Education
1955:Worcester
1947:Halesowen
1939:Worcester
1865:Transport
1792:Worcester
1713:Landmarks
1705:Source:
1406:ephemeral
1398:Sandstone
1384:Geography
1181:Lusitania
1097:St. Peter
1073:Workhouse
931:Truck Act
694:Charles I
666:of 1605.
519:King John
511:Henry III
480:burgesses
476:Worcester
450:Droitwich
362:Worcester
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197:Post town
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6765:Holt End
6750:Frankley
6745:Finstall
6725:Charford
6715:Catshill
6685:Bell End
6658:Villages
6589:Archived
6524:17 March
6490:3 August
6486:. London
6463:3 August
6437:3 August
6355:3 August
6340:3 August
6317:3 August
6290:citation
6160:Archived
6035:24 April
6010:24 April
5984:24 April
5880:BBC News
5716:BBC News
5376:. London
5374:Guardian
4026:3 August
4004:8 August
3873:son John
3835:Fea 1908
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3336:Medieval
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2783:BBC News
2679:, farmer
2580:recusant
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2403:Twinning
2298:and the
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2165:Football
2058:Charford
2022:system (
1971:Catshill
1935:Redditch
1923:Hereford
1851:big band
1796:MG Rover
1788:Redditch
1700:(15.97)
1631:Average
1394:Ladinian
1390:Triassic
1267:district
1018:Surprise
939:Doxology
914:'s book
875:caltrops
846:Catshill
842:Sidemoor
660:Wintours
503:Edward I
499:Henry II
446:Deritend
442:Woodcote
212:B60, B61
119:District
96:SO960708
7172:History
7167:Schools
7142:Museums
7035:Wythall
6998:Malvern
6988:Evesham
6973:Bewdley
6850:Wythall
6840:Tutnall
6805:Romsley
6775:Hopwood
6735:Dodford
6300:page 71
6212:13 June
6186:13 June
6131:13 June
6107:13 June
6077:13 June
5886:25 June
5860:13 June
5834:13 June
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5617:13 June
5446:13 June
5406:13 June
5335:13 June
3784:minster
3530:4871077
3483:– read
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3302:General
3297:Sources
3282:6677955
3037:in the
3002:victim.
2525:Grafton
2286:pub, a
2176:Cricket
1989:of the
1771:Economy
1740:in the
1695:(1.30)
1690:(1.44)
1685:(1.72)
1680:(1.57)
1675:(1.52)
1670:(1.22)
1665:(1.41)
1660:(1.07)
1655:(1.28)
1650:(0.96)
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1640:(1.48)
1420:Climate
1311:of the
1273:level:
969:in 1840
924:Dodford
879:Hussars
814:worsted
723:at the
717:clubmen
651:At the
645:friezes
545:Hanbury
376:History
358:England
304:England
179:England
173:Country
104:•
7157:Places
7120:Topics
7094:Canals
7075:Severn
7053:Rivers
6815:Rubery
6785:Lickey
6755:Hagley
6710:Burcot
6690:Beoley
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1447:Month
1402:facies
1271:county
1002:Brunel
871:Dudley
864:anvil.
777:linsey
484:Norman
233:Police
155:Region
106:London
7182:SSSIs
7080:Stour
7060:Arrow
6720:Clent
6642:Towns
5301:. BBC
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3758:Notes
3648:(PDF)
3633:(PDF)
2942:Dodgy
2940:band
2265:locks
2140:Sport
1734:dryad
1698:405.6
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1486:Year
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781:linen
223:01527
7127:Flag
7085:Teme
7065:Avon
6526:2017
6515:ISSN
6492:2009
6465:2009
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