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    Enid Goodwin Dance School Perry Barr

    I managed to get my IDMA medals for ballroom and Latin up to gold standard I loved going to dance
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    Wood Lane Handsworth

    My Mom and Dad lived there after the war My brother cliff was born there in 1951 Mom said it had a black leaded fire and a loo up the back garden and a hooty owl in the tree I have never seen the front elevation
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    Perry Beeches Secondary School

    Hi yes for my sins I am Jan Commander I can remember Ed going out with someone but if you tell me your name I will be able to put a face to you did you come on that trip it was such a laugh I am ok and you
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    Perry Beeches Secondary School

    It was Bloxham drove a 2CV if they are still on here there are some photos of the HMS Pinafore My brother Clifford Commander was a bosuns mate
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    Benjamin Zephaniah

    I was really saddened to hear of his passing a really nice guy
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    Perry Beeches Secondary School

    Hi Alan I was at PB I joined in 69 but you may have Known my brother Clifford Commander or my cousin Linda Salt. Some of my brothers friend Peter Espin Roy Lambert
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    PTE HENRY BYARD 18463 WORCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT

    As he was in the Worcesters Worcester Cathedral also carries some records I found out some information on my uncle Jack Sgt J T Allen
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    Where did you live

    Born in Swinbrook Grove Moved to Derrydown Road 1959 got Married move to Curbar road then off to Wales
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    Scribbans Bakery

    This is my Aunty Nancy Williams nee Commander who delivered the bread for the bakery in the war
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    Is This Your Motor?

    Just because you can doesn't mean you should
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    How would I find out about the houses built in Derrydown Road, Clivenden who was the builder and any photos

    We moved in in59/60 Mom and Dad paid £1200 it was a very happy house it was a lovely area as well. I moved from there when I got married in78 to Curbar Road we paid £7200 for it, sold it 2 years later for £12000 and moved away from Brum Thank you Pedrocut
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    How would I find out about the houses built in Derrydown Road, Clivenden who was the builder and any photos

    I know some of these house were built in the 30's, around and backing on to Perry Hall playing fields (park) I would be very grateful if any one can help
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    Steam Locos

    man after my own heart
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    Perry Beeches Secondary School

    Yes I can remember the lads drooling over her. The scary thing looking back these new teacher wasn't that much older than us 5th formers. Challenging for them
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    Steam Locos

    My idea of heaven chocolate and steam trains
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