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Roadmender (also
known as
Northampton Roadmender or the
Roadmender Centre) is a live
music venue in Lady's Lane, Northampton, England.
Housed in a former...
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Roadmender may
refer to: The
Roadmender, a 1902
Christian spiritual book by
Margaret Barber Roadmender (nightclub), a
nightclub and
concert venue in Northampton...
- 1901), was an
English Christian writer. Her book of meditations, The
Roadmender (1902),
became a po****r classic.
Barber was born in Rastrick, Brighouse...
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stands in the way of Graham's happiness.
Steven Grout is a
paranoid roadmender who
believes himself to be an
admiral from a
galactic war
imprisoned in...
- (home of the
Raunds Wall
Paintings and a 15th cent
Mechanical Clock)
Roadmender (live
music venue)
Rockingham Castle Rockingham Forest Rockingham Motor...
- muni****l
employee of the city of
Chartres for
which he
worked as a
roadmender, then
sweeper of the cemetery. Once his
house was built, he had the idea...
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author of the
posthumously published best-selling book of meditations, The
Roadmender,
settled in Bun****. In 1954, the
electrical industry pioneer Caroline...
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There are also many
local entertainment venues which provide events. The
Roadmender,
which used to be run and
funded by the
council and
later bought by The...
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Secretary at the
Foreign Office; Sir Harry's
godfather Alexander Turnbull –
roadmender John
Buchan wrote The Thirty-Nine
Steps while he was ill in bed with a...
- closure,
productions were
moved elsewhere. The
Comedy Club
moved to the
Roadmender, as did the
youth theatre and
education work. The
classical music season...
