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Bristol Road, Northfield chapel was completed in 1937 for £5,000. Baptist worship in Northfield appears to have begun in 1911 when, for the convenience of the inhabitants of 150 new houses on the Bournville estate, services were held in the village hall. In 1915 a temporary building was opened in Bunbury Road, (fn. 65) seating 126, (fn. 66) and continued to be registered for public worship until 1937. (fn. 67) Church membership in 1956 was 150. (fn. 68) During the First World War mission work was begun at Longbridge from which the church at Turves Green derives. (fn. 69)

Training sessions are held every Wednesday evening (7.30pm to 9pm) at King Edwards VI High School (Girls), click here for a map. Apply on Bournville site

Bournville Ladies Hockey Club
In April last year (2003) Bournville Ladies Hockey Club celebrated their centenary. They would still be very pleased to hear from anybody with past memories, did you play for BLHC ? If so please contact them using the on-line enquiry form below.
The club now runs three league teams; 1st XI team plays in Midlands Conference League while the 2 nd and 3rd XI teams play in the Worcester League Divisions II and III. Mixed and Vets (over 35s) teams play on a friendly basis.

# Learn English country dances in a friendly and social atmosphere. Beginners welcome - you don't need a partner.
# Meets once a week on Thursday evenings during term time at St. Francis Junior & Infant School, Teazel Avenue, Bournville (click here for a map)
# Time: 7.30pm to 9.30pm. If you would like further information about joining the club then please contact Mandy Nayak at laxmannayak@blueyonder.co.uk or telephone on 0121-243 8867.

  Chairman   David Loveday       hidden
   Treasurer   Ralph Lawson      hidden
   Secretary   Ralph Lawson      hidden
   Match Secretary   Elizabeth Karban      (W) +4401562731104
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   Head Coach   Christopher Coley      (W) +44 0121 458 6700
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   Coach   Stacy Moore      hidden
   Child Protection Officer   Sandra Carter      hidden

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The Stonehouse Gang http://www.stonehousegang.co.uk/
   90-92 Burnel Road
   Selly Oak
   Birmingham
   B29 5SN
   Telephone 0121 427 2961
   Registered charity number: 522888 Club Nights
Monday nights For members aged 6-12 yrs
Tuesday nights Girls aged 6-11 yrs. Also swimming and karate clubs
Wednesday nights Mercury Club
Thursday nights Boys and Seniors clubs
Friday nights Ladies keep fit and senior citizens

Duke of Edinburgh award

Parent and Toddlers group Tuesdays and Thursdays 9.30 a.m - 11.30 a.m

Senior Citizens   Wednesday 1.00 p.m - 3.00 p.m
Come and enjoy games of bingo, jumble sales and visits out.
Once a month we get together on a Friday night.

Welcome to Ty Carreg, which roughly in Welsh means House of Stone and belongs to the Stonehouse Gang through the generosity of the late Mr Douglas Turner. Situated on the edge of Brecon Beacons National Park, the house stands on a hillside overlooking the Wye Valley and Black Mountains.

Ty Carreg has excellent facilities in the form of a lounge, well-equipped kitchen, dining room, 2 large dormitories, 2 staff bedrooms with en suite facilities and sun lounge. The building is double gazed and centrally heated.

Joined to the main building by a covered way are 3 hot showers, washroom/drying room and toilet . There is also a large games hall for your use although you will need to supply your own equipment.

Seventh day adventist
Birmingham Bournville: Dame Elizabeth Hall Fir Bank Close off Oak Tree Lane Bournville, Birmingham B30 1UB. (See StreetMap or MultiMap)
Sabbath School: 9:30 am and Divine Service: 11:15 am
Licensed Minister: Pastor Samuel Appiah. Samuel Appiah. Phone: 01922 642633