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Hello . Mick, its been a long time. My Mom is hoping to find a picture of James I wonder if it would be OK for you to copy one for her if a pic exists in your Moms belongings. I'm semi retired now so have the time to travel, we could meet up ! Many thanks Anne

could well be

I know they were based in yam yam country but West Brom is not that far away. I have a family interest. If anyone remembers them I would love to hear from you

Re: The strike of 1981. Hi Jean just saying hello from me and my Dad Ken Molyneux

Hello, I think Sydney was my grandads brother

My Mom grew up in Wheeler Street!!!

Ive just text him, he'll wonder what I'm up to!!!!

Ken Molyneux his partner in crime was Tony Quinney

Im sure my Mom lived in wheeler St

ooh Im going to have to get my Dad on this, he worked for Ansells for years he was a drayman

Im doing some family research my grandmother was Ellen (known as Nellie) Beebee, would you remember what Mr & Mrs Beebee first names were?

my Moms cousin just got back to me, my gg grandad was John Beebee and lived in Bevington Road so maybe its his shop, this is sooo cool

I dont suppose you have any first names? what sort of shop[ was it

thats interesting, I'll just go over to facebook & talk to my Moms cousin, they used to visit my gggrandma in Witton

where is Bevngton Road?

thankyou, Ill take a look

Re: The strike of 1981. Oooh yes my Dad was there then, touch times for us. He was a drayman

my dad worked there for years, we loved it, as kids there was a christmas party and a present every year it was great. I think my dad told them I was a boy!!! got an action man diver and a pair of football boots!!!!!!

My Dads family all worked for M&Bs at Cape Hill including my dad until he went off to the RAF & then defected to Ansells when he got out! My grandad was Horace Molyneux and his Dad was Enoch they came from Handsworth.

my grandad Nat Farrell lived in Wheeler Street he was a coalman