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Not necessarily so. Broad Street was a mixture of shops, offices and trades. There was even a BBC radio studio! Car parts outlets were...

It is noticeable that its graveyard survives, unlike St Martin's. I think the latter is the more likely to fall, perhaps replaced by a...

The right-hand pavement now comes about 1/3 of the roadway further out, so it is narrower. I don't remember Philip Fyne, but I do...

Love or hate it you have to marvel at the engineering this has taken........and where all the money has gone............brilliant drone...

I snapped this one, a short distance from my home today. Lovely condition. Strange seeing it with seat belts, but I guess it’s a good...

...and the performance and comfort of a bread pudding being pushed up a roughcast wall.

Bewdley to Kidderminster Trial commuter service.

I also had 2 Isetta's (1 x red 1 x yellow) & a Messerschmitt, though I was in my late 40's then, at 16 I worked at MCA ( Motor Cycle...

The reverse gear anomaly on three wheeled cars must have been changed early sixties I think. It had certainly gone by 1962 when I...

I used to pass Grays in Wellington Road every day on my moped on my way to work in Witton and sometimes stopped to look at the various...

Very belated reply I'm afraid as I've only just found this thread. I bought a Messerschmitt three wheeler in 1962 from Grays in Small...

Every time I see rump steak in the supermarkets I always think about the steaks we used to have at the Berni Inn in Brum centre. I...

The 25,000 horses that traverse the Birmingham city roads in October 1895. (The Engineer)

SVR resident Stanier 'Mogul' 42968 is scheduled to return to mainline running with Vintage Trains, working their 'Worcester Shakespeare...

The Engineer, July 1896.