Recent content by littleprid

Sorry, I have only just picked this up. I did not go to Hudson House, it was my friend Stephanie Dodd - we are still friends over 70 years later!

Hello Gillty. I have been talking to my best friend Ann Kendrick, she lived in Billingsley Rd I think. She remembers you and said that she has a picture of you taken in her back garden. Do you remember her? She married very young - seventeen as I remember. They stayed together but her husband...

I went to Cockshut Hill and am still in touch with Pam Wall and Janet McPhail. My brother went there too, Bob Priddey and I am Carol, anyone remember?

Hudson house school brings back memories my friend went there in the fifties

Yes those were lovely pictures, I remember them all well. I also remember the train crash about 1960 at Stechford. My parents lived in Church road near to Bordesley Green end.

Anyone remember Boo at Latelow Road Depot or Alum Rock and more?.

Are there any tradesmen around who worked for Birmingham City Housing who remember the dilemmas of working on pre fabs or council house modernisations containing asbestos? I'm interested in the the 60' 70's and 80's. If you have asbestosis like my carpenter husband you may be able to help us.

Yes you are right. It was not replying to your message - I must have done something wrong.

Yes, it was above Newbridge road and the row of shops going up the hill. Did you live in Newbridge Road

Yes, my Dad's taxi service was above Newbridge Road and above the group of shops going up the hill. Did you live in Newbridge Road

Yes I do remember that shop now, my cousin lived at 40 Patrick Road, and a girl I went to school with called Carol Watterson did too. How things change - and how fast life goes by..

I don't remember Mrs Dales shop, whereabouts was it? I left Hobmoor Road in 63 when I got married.

Whereabouts was the shop? I lived in Partidge Road, then Hobmoor Road until I got married. Went to Cockshut hIll school.. We no longer live in Birmingham either, but do visit quite often.

Do any of you Brums remember Roy Tedstone - 30 years with Birmingham City Council. Please get in touch if you do.