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• South Charford passed to Henry Archer and then followed the descent of North Charford.
• South Charford passed to Henry Archer and then followed the descent of North Charford.
• Labour voting is strongest in the Whitford, Sidemoor and Charford wards of the town.
• North Charford was an ancient parish, usually considered separate from that of South Charford.
• North Charford was an ancient parish, usually considered separate from that of South Charford.
• There are two high schools, North Bromsgrove High School and South Bromsgrove High School opposite Charford.
• On 8 June 2008 several journeys were re-routed in the Bromsgrove area to serve the Charford estate.
• The civil parish of South Charford was abolished in 1932, and South Charford is now part of the civil parish of Breamore.
• The civil parish of South Charford was abolished in 1932, and South Charford is now part of the civil parish of Breamore.
• "' Charford "'is a small village located close to the town centre of Bromsgrove in Worcestershire, England.
• Today, the old manor of North Charford is located in the civil parish of Breamore, on the west bank of the Hale.
• In the time of the Domesday Book of 1086, North Charford ( " Cerdeford " ) was a fairly large settlement of 29 households.
• This was denied by Edward Abarowe, lord of North Charford in 1563, but seventy years later Sir William Bulkeley was stated to be the overlord.
• In the time of the Domesday Book of 1086, South Charford ( " Cerdeford " ) was a fairly large settlement of around 24 households.
• The original housing estates of Charford were built for workers of the Garringtons Drop forging plant in nearby Aston Fields that provided forgings for the automotive and aerospace industries.
• South Charford was long a separate parish, although for a period in the early 19th-century it was reckoned as a tithing of the parish of North Charford.
• South Charford was long a separate parish, although for a period in the early 19th-century it was reckoned as a tithing of the parish of North Charford.
• From this date Breamore followed the descent of South Charford until 1741, when Francis Lord Brooke sold it to Samuel Dixon, preliminary to its sale to Sir Edward Hulse.
• Charford has two schools; Charford First School and South Bromsgrove High School, the latter having been recently rebuilt on the original playing fields as a brand new modern complex.
• Charford has two schools; Charford First School and South Bromsgrove High School, the latter having been recently rebuilt on the original playing fields as a brand new modern complex.