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Woodcross Estate were built in the 1930s, but most of Woodcross was built in the 1950s, along with a further housing estate at Hilton Road in Lanesfield and in the south of the district at Central Drive. A large section of the Wallbrook area was redeveloped with houses and three- and four-storey blocks of flats and maisonettes during the 1950s and 1960s. This includes the area around Spencer Avenue and Chaucer Close, which is now affected by high levels of crime, particularly graffiti, vandalism and drink-fuelled anti-social behaviour.
620:- until the business closed due to financial problems in October 2005. Its demise was largely blamed on the closure of its key client MG Rover six months earlier. The Tipton part of the Bean site was demolished shortly afterwards and developed for housing, but the Coseley section was not demolished until the summer of 2008. The land has yet to be redeveloped. The former Newey Goodman site, which was divided into industrial units after the company was broken up during the 1990s, was completely abandoned by 2014, but remains undeveloped.
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Primary School. The school finally closed in November 1986, when Hurst Hill Primary School opened. There were initial plans to retain the Mount Pleasant buildings for community use, but it was ultimately demolished in late 1990 after standing empty for four years. Private housing was later constructed on the site.
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places which saw more than 40 pupils in some year groups, it changed from one-form entry to vertical streaming (up to three classes in two years) in the early 1990s. There are still some mixed age classes in the school, and a new building at the school was opened in 2007 to accommodate growing pupil numbers.
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Pleasant Primary School - its history can be traced back to October 1879, when a 500-pupil Board School was opened on Mount Pleasant Street by Sedgley School Board. It moved onto a neighbouring site in 1904, with the old infant and junior schools becoming a senior school, but by the early 1980s
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Primary School - opened in September 1972 as a one-form entry primary school to serve the north-eastern part of Coseley. The last head teacher of the school was Leonard Hazelhurst, appointed in September 2003 to replace Mrs Angela Hambrook. The school closed in July 2006 after Dudley MBC
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Sedgley. Mrs Pam Greenhalgh was acting head of one term before the appointment of Mrs Sandra O'Gorman, who has been at the helm ever since. Foxyards was built as a one-form entry school for pupils aged from 4 to 11 years, and a nursery unit was added in the mid-1980s. Due to a growing demand for
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Tipton, as were its offices in
Sedgley Road West, which had been taken over by Tipton Urban District Council by the end of the 1930s. Bean ceased production of passenger cars in 1929, and for the next two years switched to commercial vehicles. After 1931, Bean switched ventures again - this time to
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Primary school (known locally as the 'Board school') was located in Hollywell Street. Although on a single site the school operated as separate infants and juniors, each with their own classrooms, halls and playgrounds. At the start of the autumn term 1964 the school relocated
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Primary School - opened in November 1986 on a new site on Paul Street. It was formed from a merger of St. Mary's Primary School and Mount Pleasant Primary School. The school's first headteacher was Mr Michael Harvey (who had been head of St. Mary's since 1978), with his deputy being Mr
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opened a factory at Coseley in 1919, with another being in operation in central Dudley. The new factory was situated in the south-east of the district near the border with Tipton, and a subsequent second phase of the factory (at the other side of a now-defunct railway line) was actually situated
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decided that falling numbers on the school roll made it no longer viable, and most of the school's remaining pupils were transferred to Wallbrook Primary School. The building has been retained, however, and since March 2008 has housed Rosewood Special School, which relocated from the
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At the end of the 1950s, plans were announced to build a public swimming pool in Coseley. A site to the east of the centre, in Peartree Lane, was identified, and work began on the site on 25 August 1962, the foundation stone being laid by local councillor and future Mayor of
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Foxyards Primary School - situated on the Foxyards Estate, it was built in 1971 to serve the new Foxyards housing estate and its surrounding area. The first head teacher was Joseph Jones. Jones retired in about 1985 to be succeeded by Mr David Cox, the former deputy head of
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which has been in existence on a site on Church Road since 1870. They currently have 3 teams playing in the Staffs Club Championship on a Saturday, and two teams that play in the Worcester Borders Sunday League. A Youth section has also been recently introduced.
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Eric Tibble. Mr Tibble became head in the early 1990s on Mr Harvey's retirement, and was succeeded himself by Mrs Joy Powell in 2003, before the appointment of the current headteacher Mr Kevin King in 2007. The school was officially opened on 2 March 1987 by
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2571:Stourbridge
2546:Quarry Bank
2403:St. James's
2107:River Stour
2015:Wednesfield
1980:Stourbridge
1945:Quarry Bank
1545:30 December
1520:30 December
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1470:30 December
1216:"No. 24307"
1196:"No. 23269"
1140:21 February
1097:Daniel Hunt
1059:footballer.
769:Princes End
765:Ettingshall
668:Ettingshall
614:Rover Group
433: /
108:August 2008
2611:Categories
2581:Woodsetton
2576:Wall Heath
2526:Kates Hill
2521:Holly Hall
2318:Belle Vale
2112:River Tame
2102:River Sowe
2072:River Penk
2067:River Cole
2025:Willenhall
2010:Wednesbury
1920:Longbridge
1848:Brownhills
1838:Bournville
1828:Blackheath
1822:Birmingham
1116:References
864:volleyball
820:Daisy Bank
808:Birmingham
757:Lanesfield
750:Deepfields
742:in a 1975
710:Hurst Hill
636:See also:
582:Birmingham
418:52°33′00″N
190:Population
78:newspapers
2541:Netherton
2516:Halesowen
2486:Amblecote
2469:Areas of
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2041:See also:
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1960:Selly Oak
1925:Netherton
1905:Halesowen
1895:Erdington
1890:Edgbaston
1875:Darlaston
1698:4 October
1653:4 October
1063:Viv Aston
890:Education
787:Transport
761:Woodcross
716:Wallbrook
704:Roseville
698:Geography
686:in 1974.
592:Bean Cars
548:fossils.
491:, in the
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355:Ambulance
277:Post town
67:"Coseley"
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2000:Tividale
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1975:Solihull
1940:Pensnett
1880:Dorridge
1864:Coventry
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1811:Aldridge
1618:Archived
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1366:20 March
1295:Archived
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618:MG Rover
505:Sandwell
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2219:Museums
2204:History
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1965:Shirley
1955:Sedgley
1935:Pelsall
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