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Music and dancing helped to take people back to the 16th century at the house in Cra- dley Heath. The hall was originally built in the late s but has parts dating back to the Tudor period, and is attached to Haden Hill House Museum. On Sunday staff and volunteers welcomed scores of people to an open afternoon where costumed characters entertained the crowds. Many of the birds which were common in Tudor times are now dwindling in numbers.
The tearoom will be open for afternoon tea from 2pm until 4. The derelict site has been bought by Mar City Homes and police have been in discussions with the firm over securing it. Officers are conducting regular patrols. More than homes are to be built on the site after plans were approved. It seems the Labour Council have fallen straight into the very first trap. If we want that equality between us, then we have to be fair to each other.
