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September 2014
October 2014
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Rubery Festival
Parade starts at Rubery legion 11:45 opening at 12.00 St Chads Park. Lots of charitys taking part including British Legion, Macmillions, Heart Foundation, Blue Cross plus local community groups. There will be top local singers, dancers and live entertainment also in the Rubery Social Club all free to entry to the public charity table to tombola, pony rides etc. Tony Maslen chairman says people of rubery come and support your local community.
Find out more »The Great War Open Day
From 11am to 4pm at the Visitor Centre, Warren Lane, Lickey. Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the start of the First World War, find out about the role that the Lickeys Hills played. Bring us your memories and mementos. Displays and guided walks.
Find out more »The Great War Open Day
From 11am to 4pm at the Visitor Centre, Warren Lane, Lickey. Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the start of the First World War, find out about the role that the Lickeys Hills played. Bring us your memories and mementos. Displays and guided walks.
Find out more »Lickey Hills Local History Society
Annual General Meeting followed by – Andrew Lound – ‘The Power of Balance – Avery’s and the Great War’. The Great War from the point of view of W&T Avery Limited at Soho Foundry - some employees volunteered to fight, some were in reserved occupations. From the Avery Archive in a new light on this famous firm, with music, sound effects and rare film.
Find out more »Bromsgrove Police & Fire Station Open Day
Police and fire vehicles on display ... Young firefighters demonstration ... Smoke house ... Police dogs ... Chip pan fire demonstration ... face painting ... Vintage vehicles ... Wildlife trust with animals ... Firearms officers ... Safer Roads Partnership ... Police band ... Finger printing and wanted posters ... Goody bags ... and much more FREE ADMISSION
Find out more »Lickey Hills Local History Society
Dr Chris Upton - ‘The Priestley Riots’. Joseph Priestley (1733-1804) was a theologian, dissenting clergyman, natural philosopher, liberal thinker and chemist and is credited with the discovery of oxygen. He lived in Birmingham from 1780 until he was driven out by the religiously motivated mob violence in 1791 in the Birmingham riots that bear his name.
Find out more »Rubery Drama Group – “Darling Mr London”
Rubery Drama Group are presenting the 1970s farce “Darling Mr London” by Anthony Marriott and Bob Grant from Thursday 23rd to Saturday 25th October at the Beacon Church Centre, Whetty Lane, Rubery, B45 9DL. Doors open 7.00 pm, curtain up 7.30 pm. Tickets £6.00 with £5.50 concessions may be obtained by telephoning 0121 453 8733 or 0121 445 2323.
Find out more »Rubery Drama Group – “Darling Mr London”
Rubery Drama Group are presenting the 1970s farce “Darling Mr London” by Anthony Marriott and Bob Grant from Thursday 23rd to Saturday 25th October at the Beacon Church Centre, Whetty Lane, Rubery, B45 9DL. Doors open 7.00 pm, curtain up 7.30 pm. Tickets £6.00 with £5.50 concessions may be obtained by telephoning 0121 453 8733 or 0121 445 2323.
Find out more »Rubery Drama Group – “Darling Mr London”
Rubery Drama Group are presenting the 1970s farce “Darling Mr London” by Anthony Marriott and Bob Grant from Thursday 23rd to Saturday 25th October at the Beacon Church Centre, Whetty Lane, Rubery, B45 9DL. Doors open 7.00 pm, curtain up 7.30 pm. Tickets £6.00 with £5.50 concessions may be obtained by telephoning 0121 453 8733 or 0121 445 2323.
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