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Rubery is the name of two
adjacent settlements; one a
village in the
Bromsgrove District of Worcestershire, the
other a
suburb of
Birmingham in the West...
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Rubery Owen is a
British engineering company which was
founded in 1884 in Darlaston, West Midlands. In 1884 the
company was
started by John
Tunner Rubery...
- Jill
Rubery (born 4
November 1951) is a
Professor of
Comparative Employment Systems at
Alliance Manchester Business School (AMBS) at the
University of...
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Rubery Hill
Hospital was a
mental health facility in Birmingham, England. The chapel,
which still survives, is a
Grade II
listed building. The hospital...
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Eileen Doris Rubery (née McDonnell; born 16 May 1943) is a
British academic who has
worked in such
diverse fields as
medical research (at one
point Senior...
- The
Rubery International Book
Award (founded in 2010 by
Heather Painter) is the
largest cash
award for
books published by
independent publishers and self...
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Frederick Martin using a
Compact Arrow layout, was
built as an
annexe to
Rubery Lunatic Asylum by
Birmingham Corporation and
opened 6 May 1905.
During the...
- St Chad’s Church,
Rubery is a
Church of
England parish church in
Rubery, Worcestershire. The
church evolved in 1895 as a
mission church from Holy Trinity...
- that are
knocked out of the
early rounds of the cup take part in the Owen
Rubery Cup
which has a semi-final and final, held on the same date and same venue...
- results, it fell to one of the
partners in the trust,
Alfred Owen of the
Rubery Owen
group of companies. Owen,
whose group primarily manufactured car parts...
