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    LONGBRIDGE SHRINKS AGAIN

    Nov 05, 2019 2 minutes

    The birthplace for a host of British classics looks set to be lost, with news that work to demolish the historic former car assembly buildings at Longbridge could begin in November. Developers plan to clear a significant chunk of the south Birmingham site, meaning only a tiny fraction of what was once a bustling car factory will remain standing. Site owners St

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