Rushey Mead

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Rushey Mead is an area of northern Leicester. Originally part of the Thurmaston parish, it was annexed to the city in 1935. The area is further north on the Melton Road than Belgrave, and continues north to the border with the county (and Charnwood), north of which is the remaining parish of Thurmaston.

East of the Midland Main Line is Hamilton, and west of the River Soar is Birstall, Leicestershire.

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• Charity linked to Rushey Mead School

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