Black Country Genealogy
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For professional floristry in the Bloxwich area contact: Maisydaisy Florist.
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See some of my photographs online at Flickr.com
Some of my photographs of Walsall. www.flickr.com/photos/gary_crutchley Fizzog Productions
This extremely talented theatre group is local to the Black Country, and can often be found performing at the Black Country Living Museum. They are a community theatre company that specialise in 'Theatre-in-Education' and 'Theatre-in-Health'. They also regularly stage variety nights, and also Black Country comedy evenings. They are a highly talented group of people and their work is to be highly recommended. So visit their web site and see what they are up to next....... Dinosaur Isle
Sandown, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom Dinosaur Isle is a purpose built, interactive dinosaur museum in Sandown on the beautiful Isle of Wight. Dinosaur Isle provides the space and facilities to properly display and conserve it's rich geological collections. A wonderful and informative place to visit. The Black Country Society
For over thirty five years the Black Country Society has been the leading source of information for anyone interested in the Black Country area of the UK. Wolverhampton Youth Judo Club A great places to study the art of Judo Local History Magazine
The UK's only independent national magazine for anyone with an interest in local history, local historians, family historians, local studies librarians, archivists and many others. Smithers
Smithers is a global independent plastics and rubber specialist organisation, providing expert witness, fault and failure diagnosis, research, technology, training and information services for the polymer industry and for industries using polymers in their products or processes. Visit my work web site. Longdon
The community website for Longdon, Upper Longdon, Longdon Green and Gentleshaw in Staffordshire, United Kingdom.
Casebook: Jack the Ripper The world's largest public repository of Ripper-related information. A truly fascinating and comprehensive information source regarding the infamous 1888 Whitechapel murders. |
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