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Mr leonard was named Roger, his son Malcolm, don't know about PA!
I spoke to malcolm some time ago and asked him if he had any photographs but I haven't heard from him since. He now lives in Dickens Heath having built an oak timbered house there.....
Here is a picture of the prefab in Haunch Lane, next to were the sub station is now! The Tudor picture house in the background with the garage between them........(picture from my collection for my book on Billesley)
Hi Dave.
Have you got any pictures of the Billesley Arcadians? were they based in Billesley or Warstock/Yardley Wood?
I am still looking for any information/history for Billesley for my book!
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Hi Linda.
I see your name in my list of relatives!
I don't know how much info you have but you are welcome to any that I have.either reply to this or send me a PM.
I haven't added anything for the last year and need a new incentive to carry on!
Pete Haylor-------Herbert &...
Re: Canals of Brum
Yes Speedy23, all correct, I see you are in Warstock, have you seen the cottage by Yardley Wood Rd, it's almost finished now & looks great, should be worth a tidy sum when completed!
I remember BeeBee's when we moved to Bevington Rd in 1968, "dirty shop" but had everything! Did the trams go up the other end of Bevington? we lived at 131 Bevington until 1990...
My father used to work for the Leonards family when they bought Pinfold House and was involved with the restoration work and getting and laying the parquet floors which came from a local cinema, they had 2 hours to remove them and Roger Leonard got the whole staff to come down and they filled...