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What a coup to be able to get such a prestigious designer as Francine Houben. Superb design destined as iconic for the heart of Brum. I remember the objections to the Centre Pompidou - who wants to see the inside workings of a building on the outside, quelle horror! - and the Glass Pyramid at...

It was in the month of Liverpool In the City of July When a bare footed man with cloggs on Went slowly whizzing by He turned a straight crooked corner To see a dead donkey die He pulled out a pistol to stab him The dead donkey asked him why?

John Sumner & Son. High Street.

In relation to the T.T.T, on the reverse of a First World War half-pound bag of Tea. It reads: Typhoo Tipps - Tea Table Talk. No. B 91

Well done the Baggies. What a season it'll be. Villa, Baggies, Blues and Wolves. Now let me see, they play each other twice, so thats 18 points for the Blues...Don't worry Villans, I think you'll avoid the drop this year. I've had a word with Big Eck and he simply said leave it with me..........

Hey up Max..........I see your going off topic again. The question was: Where Is This 180?

I'll look out for that Max..........my memory is terrible. What happened the last time they were there?

This is a toughie! I thought for a moment it was the old Villa Park ticket office and then I thought, don't be silly there's too many people in the picture.

Jolly boating weather and a harvest breeze, blade on the feather shade of the trees.....ah the memories for a wet-bob

Well that's amazing, I lived at the bottom of the Cov and we always referred to it as Greenaway Street - with the A - In fact just reading the above is the first time I'm aware that all these years we were wrong. So Dolphie, it wasn't only your mom...

If you look at the photo of Fox Street, you'll note a Blue door, this was the entrance to the Daily Express office where I worked in the early 60's. Every morning I would get the best Bacon and Tomato sandwiches in Brum from Rosa's. In fact whenever journalists came up from Fleet Street, they...

The front of the Beezer? Was it "GINGER"?

I think Graham Lovett (Baggies) used to have a sports shop in Acocks Green.

First one that I actually paid for - normally I'd get my mom or sisters to pay - was: OLD SHEP ep Elvis. Bought on the Cov...I think the EP was 6/11d

Could it have been Waverley Grammar

Wonderful photo Dave, thanks for posting.

I don't care how bad you've been, you don't deserve that!

A touch of density

Pikelet, Piglet I can tell em apart.

If they've got 'oles in em, them PIKELETS, cos they mek the 'oles with a Pike....Simples.