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The Outrigger was situated on Moor Street. This pub was also known as The Ship Ashore. It was demolished in 2002.

Source: Philip Charlton

I was the architectural technician acting in my first role for the Architect James A Roberts, responsible for the detail drawings and daily overseeing of the construction. I was employed by JAR in 1959 as the first junior for that practice. The client was Ansell's brewery and a lot of the internal naval memorabilia was obtained from the brewery stores in Aston. My whole career was founded on the years with JAR , for whom I have many happy memories.

Trevor Shaw (October 2025)

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Name Dates Comments David Bird 1974/1976 I became license of the “Outrigger” in November 1974 just after the Birmingham pub bombings. I managed the pub for about two years before moving to “Fanny’s”, a pub/restaurant