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Encyclopedia > New Street, Birmingham

New Street is a street in central Birmingham. One of the city's principal thoroughfares and shopping streets it extends from the Birmingham Bullring at the eastern end, to Victoria Square at the west. Named after it is Birmingham New Street Station


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MJ Hibbett & The Validators: Birmingham New Street (876 words)
Birmingham might not listen, might prefer to go back to her books and nudge her Dame Edna specs back up her nose, but given time it might sink in, if only London could be bothered to think of someone else for a change.
Birmingham Bloody New Street, however is unavoidable if you ever go on a train, and seems to be sponsored by car manufacturies to put you off ever using public transport again.
Birmingham New Street, in comparison, is a back street clap clinic, except that backstreet clap clinics tend to let you get in and out as quickly as possible, and will occasionally keep to the time of your appointment.
Birmingham New Street Station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (727 words)
Birmingham New Street is a major railway station located in the centre of the city of Birmingham, England.
New Street is Birmingham's main railway station, and is a major hub of the British railway system.
New Street station was constructed as a joint station by the London and North Western Railway and the Midland Railway between 1846 and 1854 to replace several earlier unconnected rail termini, the most notable being Curzon Street.
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