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I guess that it shows ambition, but it is going to take an awful lot of "full houses" at sports and other events, to recoup all of the...

Thanks to Margaret Chamberlain for the information. It is about the history of Birmingham, but no idea where else I might put it: Last...

my post was just about the design of the building as it looks to me like the old meets the new type of thing but thinking about the...

It is nice that they've attempted to reflect the industrial heritage in the design but to me it looks like someone designed a stadium...

I assume that the above 2 photos are of Shaftmoor Farm rather than Greetmill Hill Farm, which was also on Shaftmoor Lane. It seems to...

Another from 1923.

Just wanted to share this :) as you’ve all helped me piece together who Alfred was, and that he wasn’t actually a foster but took the...

When Ashted was a fashionable Birmingham suburb. Source: British Newspaper Archive

I know what the record says but the point Lyn and MWS are making is not about late registration but that people paid less attention to...

Thank you. I found too many T Clarkes to be certain. He and my gt grandmother never divorced, but she married again in Australia in...

A couple of possible sightings on the censuses for Charles after 1891. Most likely is listed with a Poly/Polly Clarke in 1911 and 1921...

Sorry, there is a William Clarke of the right age at 148 Durham Road. I didn't notice the different number, doubt he is the brother then...

He's at the Durham address on the 1939 Register listed as Tom C, with his brother (Victor) William.

Hi from Australia. Looking for info for a Charles Thomas Clarke b 1861 Birmingham and died 1st Jan 1940 (knocked down in blackout by...

hello JRCM i have no need to tell you how unique your uncle chris was..as i said in my post 1 chris was a wonderful supporter of this...