BROMSGROVE Olympique Cycling Club put the blues and a row behind it when members sported their new colours. A 35-year tradition of mainly blue sports wear was traded for a white kit. The controversial decision to change the colour had been decided on by a single vote taken when one female member, who was against the move, was out of the room washing up.
AN ANGRY group of Rubery residents were celebrating after having stopped a funfair from using the Recreation Ground. Bromsgrove District Council had been presented with a petition calling for it not to give it the go ahead. It was feared that by allowing a second fair to take place there in seven years a precedent would be set. Many residents felt the noise would disturb couples getting married in the nearby church.
PARENTS who had children at Parkside Middle School, in Bromsgrove, were, at an open evening, given a taste of the way lessons in the future would be taught. The school, in Stourbridge Road, was one of a just a few in the area which had computers.
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