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 | Cutting Remarks The Story of Roade’s Railways and Cutting through the Ages and it's effect on the local population. Roade cutting was considered one of the great works in the construction of the original London and Birmingham Railway By Chris Hillyard RVM |
 | The Every Brothers DVD. Ron Johnson's tragic play performed at the Deco Theatre, Northampton, tells the story of 3 brothers, Tom, Jack and William Every, who were lost in WWII their names being remembered on the War Memorial at Roade. Watch the trailer here: The Every Brothers trailer Watch the whole play here: The Every Brothers - Their Story |
 | Roade Through the Camera Images of a Northamptonshire country parish and its people, past and present. |
 | Roade Village Scrapbook 1953 Reproduction of the Roade Women's Institute and Parish Council's entry in a country-wide Coronation Village Scrapbook competition, with some additional period photos |
 | Roade Roll Of Honour In honour of those who fell in the 1914-1918 and 1939-1945 wars in the 90th anniversary year of the end of the Great War. Produced by Roade Local History Society in collaboration with Gordon Hall, Linda Groom and the Royal British Legion. Click here to view the online version: Roade Roll of Honour |
 | Roade Review Roade Review - a Parish Appraisal is an ilustrated study of our village through some of its well documented history and the personal memories and observations of villagers in 1995 |
 | Railways Around Roade A short history of the Roade's Railways and its famous Cutting |
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