what is bromsgrove?

Bromsgrove is close to the Worcester and Birmingham Canal, where activities such as coarse fishing and walking are popular

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must be one tough school

I have been to Bromsgrove many times, as my aunt lives near there. There is nothing of note in Bromsgrove. If you boiled down Middle England to a single town, it would be Bromsgrove.

Bromsgrove is an anagram of 'morgve bros', an ancient Roman chain of corpse storage facilities which opened a branch on the site in AD46 and gave the town its name. [citation needed]

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Bromsgrove has its own youth branch of Conservatives called Bromsgrove Conservative Future

The town's leisure venues include a nightclub featuring a mixture of styles, and pubs in the town centre include a Wetherspoons pub, a Slug and Lettuce pub and a number of traditional pubs.

20th and 21st century

* Singer/actor, Michael Ball, was born in Bromsgrove.[58]
* Some members of Beat Union were born in Bromsgrove and Redditch.[59]
* Michael Buerk, BBC News presenter and journalist, once worked for the local 'Bromsgrove Messenger' newspaper.
* Dan Bull, internet activist and musician.
* Joyce Carpenter, of Charford, smallest woman in Britain; subject of ATV Today interview recently reviewed as part of Disability Film Festival Day[60]
* Andy Smith, 1967, a professional darts player with a nickname known to fans as the 'pie-man', was born here.

great thread, i lived in 'middle england', the pictures are precise.

holy shit, the 'pie-man' is a bromsgrovite?

Bromsgrove is an anagram of 'morgve bros', an ancient Roman chain of corpse storage facilities which opened a branch on the site in AD46 and gave the town its name. [citation needed]

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lololol

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go out taking photos in bromsgrove and you'll have the material to keep yr mnstrm ppl thread going for years.

Always thought Robert Plant was from there... but, uh, he isn't

West Bromwich, but he did grow up in Kiddie.

I always thought Dodgy were from Bromsgrove, but wikipedia tells me they were from Redditch.

... as was John "Bonzo" Bonham

Hah, so when I did my silly Best Band From Worcestershire poll I could've tenuously included Led Zep? Damn.

Too right!

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Bromyard is mentioned in a charter of c. 840 as Bromgeard ("enclosure where broom or gorse grew" (or perhaps "fenced in by gorse") and in Domesday Book as Bromgerde.[3] 42 villani (villeins, villagers), 9 bordars (smallholders), and 8 slaves were recorded in the Domesday entry, one of the largest communities in Herefordshire.[4]

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Genius thread.

Garry Roberts (born Garrick Roberts, 16 June 1954, Dublin, Ireland)[1] is the former lead guitarist with the Irish band, The Boomtown Rats, which came into being in 1976.[1] He and Johnnie Fingers (Moylett) had decided to put a band together and, between them, they recruited the other four members, Pete Briquette (bass), Gerry Cott (guitar), Simon Crowe (drums) and singer Bob Geldof.

After The Boomtown Rats broke up in 1986, Roberts worked with Simply Red, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark and Flesh For Lulu in the role of sound engineer on tours in the UK and US. He avoided playing the guitar in public for ten years, after which he and Simon Crowe played together for four years in the rhythm and blues four-piece band The Velcro Flies. After having worked successfully as an Independent Financial Adviser for fifteen years, he had become disillusioned with the life insurance industry and became a central heating engineer to keep himself occupied between gigs. Roberts and Crowe, with Darren Beale, on second lead guitar, and Peter Barton, on bass guitar and lead vocals, are now playing together as Boomtown Rats Roberts and Crowe, and performing material from the Rats' first three albums across Europe and the UK.[1]

He lives in Bromyard, Herefordshire.[2]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ua1yyMv9Kw4

spent a lot of time failing to get promoted out of the conference as the sadly no longer extant bromsgrove rovers on premier manager 3. installing wooden seats at the ground and shrewdly selecting advertising hoardings was the summit of my achievements. to my mind it remains linked to similarly anonymous mid-90s conference towns like kettering, yeovil and stevenage, and yet something about bromsgrove captured my attention then, & now this thread