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Pictures: The School Yard in Harborne

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Graeme Brown-BP

12:32, 7 NOV 2014
Updated17:40, 7 NOV 2014

The School Yard on Harborne High Street1 of 8
The School Yard in Harborne2 of 8
The phase two residential part of the School Yard scheme set to be built3 of 8
Shaleen Meelu who is setting up a new food school at The School Yard4 of 8
Prezzo restaurant at The School Yard, Harborne5 of 8
The School Yard on High Street, Harborne6 of 8
Inside Boston Tea Party at The School Yard7 of 8
General views of The School Yard on Harborne High Street,Birmingham.8 of 8

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