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What a nightmare scenario! Well done to all those who have worked so hard to fix it, and restore everything they have!

What a nightmare scenario! Well done to all those who have worked so hard to fix it, and restore everything they have!

That is the old Kidderminster General Hospital. I live just round the corner from there :)

Up in flames as we speak!

My Nan,.Grandad and Mom (sadly none of them are.with us now) moved into 20 Kegworth Road in 1962, I was born in 1977 and lived there too from 1980 till 1985. My Nan passed away in 1988 before my Grandad sold up in 1995 and moved in with us,.before his own passing in 1996.

I'm more than happy to Whatsapp it to you, if your happy to swap phone numbers, if you prefer us to keep it to the forum though totally understand :)

Any news on this? Will it be demolished or has it been saved? I was a barman there between 2003 & 2004 -- James :)

My grandfather was Raymond Joseph Bown he lived on Monica Road in Small Heath which is about a mile away from Hawkes Street :)

I live in Kidderminster now, this is about half a mile from my house. They are now flats, it has been closed for quite some time.

Does anyone know what year the houses were pulled down for redevelopment?

I used to buy m&m's and space raiders from the Mobil garage, and occasionally a Ruffle bar lol

Can anyone remember "Brian's" the barber shop at Stockland Green near the chip shop?

It equates to £1535.48!! :)

Hi Eric do you know of Charlie, Edith or Irene Hawkesford? (they lived at 20 kegworth Rd.) coincidently they also moved in 1962. Me and my mom (Irene) moved out in 1985, my nan (Edith) passed away in 1988 and finally my grandad (Charlie) moved out in 1995. Kind Regards James

I attended Birches Green junior school between 1986 and 1988, im pretty certain that the caretaker when I was there was a chap named Syd.

My granddad worked at AMAC for 50 years, his name was Charles Hawkesford, does anyone have any memories of him.

Re: foseco Hi Polly Do you have any memories of Irene Hawkesford, who worked at Foseco sometime in the early 1970's. Her first husband was Chris Hewitt. Kind regards James

Theres also a small coppice which is enclosed by the triangle of roads Kegworth Rd/Hillside Rd/Chartley Rd. I think just like the lime trees this is a relic of the old estate.

I cant believe all of this information has come to light, Im truly amazed! Its really appreciated because my mom was fascinated by the history of it. Unfortunately I lost my mom last year she was only 64 at the time. It would have been lovely to show her all of this, she really would have been...