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Recent content by oldbrit
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Kynoch Cycling Club
I have been with the Midand C&AC from 1946 to the present. I talked to Graham Webb several times before he moved to Holland, or so I think, and passed away. He was a great champion and a real credit to his club. Quite a story about him- oldbrit
- Post #56
- Forum: Birmingham Sports History
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Birmingham School of Art/Birmingham School of Art & Design
Artists such as William Bloye!! I worked for him for 5 years- oldbrit
- Post #36
- Forum: BUILDINGS PAST AND PRESENT
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Cockshut Hill Secondary Modern Boys' School
I was there in the 50s, Then I remember going to MSA. I remember the big glass widows overlookng the now parking space. may have made this in wood working class- oldbrit
- Post #25
- Forum: SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.
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happy birthday to cookie55 (reg)
Have a great day from Old Brit- oldbrit
- Post #23
- Forum: Red Letter Days
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heavy snow warning for birmingham
We got about 2" in The Pinery, Parker, Colorado, USA- oldbrit
- Post #24
- Forum: GENERAL DISCUSSION (non-Birmingham history)
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Christmas 2025 Greetings
From a Brummie in Coloorado USA Ho Ho Hoooo- oldbrit
- Post #26
- Forum: Red Letter Days
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Golden Hillock Road School
I went to the school in the 40s, and Eddie Haynes was the drummer in my band- oldbrit
- Post #120
- Forum: SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.
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Winters of 1947 and 1963
I lived at Moat Lane and Barrows Lane. I remember sledding down Barrows Lane Hill to Moat Lane- oldbrit
- Post #74
- Forum: GENERAL DISCUSSION (non-Birmingham history)
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RIP OZZY OSBOURNE
There are so many OTHER people that should be considered- oldbrit
- Post #102
- Forum: Condolences