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Scott Owners Club Website: dedicated to riders and enthusiasts of scott motorcycles

The latest news from Birmingham City. Check fixtures, tickets, league table, club shop & more. Plus, listen to live match commentary.

Marti Buckley Kilpatrick covers food & life from the Basque Country on her blog, Blank Palate. San Sebastián, Spain since 2010.

The Birmingham County Football Association is the governing body on behalf of the FA for football played in the Black Country, Coventry, North and South Warwickshire, Burton, Tamworth plus other parts of Staffordshire and Worcestershire.

Nestled atop the mountains of Vestavia Hills and spanning over 176 acres, Vestavia Country club offers a rich tradition of hospitality, recreation and family focus for all ages in a luxurious and welcoming atmosphere.

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International club for owners of original and replica 289 Cobra, Daytona and AC Ace vehicles. Hawk, Hawk 289, FIA, Le Mans, Cobra

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The purpose of our club is to support children's medical needs through the club's charitable arm, Crippled Children's Foundation.

We play every weekend from May to September and for a small fee of £10 per car, you can bring the whole family and a picnic.

Are you a power or sail boat enthusiast in the Birmingham, MI area? Do you know the names of the knots you use? Join the Birmingham chapter of the United States Power Squadrons®.

BELL TARGET SHOOTING is one of the oldest club and pub sports in the country. There are still a number of Air Rifle and Airgun Target Shooting Clubs in the UK. By 1905 there were around 1600 Bell Target teams in Birmingham alone. It all started in the 1890’s by the Victorians to improve shooting standards among recruits during and after the Boer war. Shot at 6 or 7 Yards, with .177 Air Rifles. It was also encouraged by the likes of Lord Roberts of Kandahar and Baden Powell. Who incorporated Air Rifle shooting in to the scouts as one of the first merit badges in 1910.