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I'm the same with some technological items. problem is, should I die first my wife won't be able to turn on the heating, the electric fire, open the car door, access the bank accounts, or operate the television because they are all remote control (hand sets or an app on the phone). When I...

A good friend of mine who died from 'Motor Neurone Disease' not so long ago had most of the electrical items in his house controlled by 'Alexa'. He was able to operate the television, lighting, heating system, emergency contacts, telephone and radio etc. He lived alone and was wheelchair...

Interesting article. Thanks.

Chamberlain square removed?? I don't think so. I will take a look when I am up that way this week.

I have ALL SAINTS on my birth certificate. Brookfields was an area of Brum that you only knew about if you lived there. Ladywood was the other side of Spring hill, Winson green was north of Dudley road hospital, Hockley was south of Pitsford street and anywhere the other side of Icknield st...

George St west was always in 'Brookfields' until the redevelopment of the area in the 70's. No idea what area it is now.

In the book 'Birmingham on old postcards' by John Marks, there is a profile of Thomas Lewis on page 64. Most of the information you may already know. I have included the scanned page (64) for your perusal.

Great set of pics. Thanks for showing them.

http://calmview.birmingham.gov.uk/CalmView/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=LS+10%2FE%2F262 Here's a link showing buildings constructed by 'T. Elvins'.

Great pic, great car. What was 'I C A' petrol additive?

What a wonderful picture. Fantastic range of petrol. Who remembers '101'? Any ideas where this was? Thanks for posting it.

Great picture. Thanks for posting.

A really fabulous picture of Aston Brook Garage situated on the corner of Aston Road North and Powell St. The picture shows a group of motorcyclists from the Moss Gear company around 1925. I bet it's a Sunday morning and they are all off for a ride down to the Cotswolds or similar.

We survived but 100,000s if not millions didn't

A 62kw is on my radar for next year.

The Leaf has heated seats and steering wheel plus the usual cabin heater. The car/cabin heater works almost as soon as the ignition is turned on. The heater is a refrigerator in reverse ( a heat pump). If it is freezing cold, with the heater and lights on I would loose about 20% of battery...

I am on my second Nissan Leaf (100% electric). I will be exchanging my present Leaf for my third 'all electric' vehicle in March 2022. Would I replace it with a petrol/diesel engine vehicle? NO. I wouldn't say that 100% electric vehicles are going to be the saviour of the world as we keep being...

Flights had a car showroom on Victoria road opposite Berners street. The were a very early Toyota agents.

Fabulous pic, thanks Steve. I like the telegraph pole on the island. The towpath on the left looks rather narrow.

I think complaints have been received about the loud screeching that takes place on sections of the track. To improve the passenger experience (no screeching) sections of the track are being replaced. Pinfold st is particularly bad for wheel screeches. Perhaps an alternative rail with a...