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Plymouth Road, REDDITCH, B97 4PX

A slightly damaged memorial in Redditch Cemetery.

The war memorial in the Remembrance Gardens off Plymouth Road. The inscription on the upper part of the north side of the plinth reads. TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN EVERLASTING MEMORY OF THOSE OF REDDITCH WHO IN THE GREAT WAR FACED DEATH FOR FREEDOM AND PASSED OUT OF OUR SIGHT 1914 - 1918 The inscription on the lower part of the north side of the plinth reads. AND OF THOSE FROM THIS TOWN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES WHEN FREEDOM WAS AGAIN IN DANGER 1939 - 1945 On the south side of the plinth there is a plaque which reads. The Garden of Remembrance and Monument were refurbished in 2005 to commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the end of World War II Redditch Borough Council

The war memorial in the Remembrance Gardens off Plymouth Road. The inscription on the upper part of the north side of the plinth reads. TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN EVERLASTING MEMORY OF THOSE OF REDDITCH WHO IN THE GREAT WAR FACED DEATH FOR FREEDOM AND PASSED OUT OF OUR SIGHT 1914 - 1918 The inscription on the lower part of the north side of the plinth reads. AND OF THOSE FROM THIS TOWN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES WHEN FREEDOM WAS AGAIN IN DANGER 1939 - 1945 On the south side of the plinth there is a plaque which reads. The Garden of Remembrance and Monument were refurbished in 2005 to commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the end of World War II Redditch Borough Council

One of the entrances to the Garden of Remembrance off Plymouth Road, opposite Bentley Close.

Looking west up Purshall Close from the junction with Plymouth Road, on a wet November afternoon.

Some autumn colour along a footpath near the centre of the town, off Station Way.

The railway line used to continue where the footpath is, and at one time the railway station was somewhere around here. Today, on the left, is the bus station and the Kingfisher Shopping Centre. On the right is Plymouth Road. Image

Another view of the exposed south end of the bus station (see also Image). Although it is partially hidden by a tree, it appears that the next destination of the bus will be Studley.

The south end of Redditch bus station, showing part of the shopping centre that covers the majority of the bus station. Shortly, the bus will become an X3 to Stourport via Bromsgrove and Kidderminster.

A hair salon on Evesham Street. Note the traffic sign in the background indicating that only local buses, taxis and emergency vehicles can pass the end of Evesham Street into Station Way. This is one of several such bus gates around the centre of the town.