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Love the festive condoms on the beer pulls :bull_head::fat:

At least the area around the back of the Council House hasn't changed tooooooo much! Lovely photos.

OR...the Inner Circle No 8 goes down Vyse Street ...OR ...the 101 from the side of Snow Hill Station (Livery Street) stops at the top of Warstone Lane (by the clock). Hope this helps.

Many many thanks Bill.

Beautiful photos Keny, and I'm glad the floodwater's starting to recede.

Oh dear ... back to nibbling your nails Don!!!

Thanks Lyn., Don was starting to worry!!

I remember that area of Queens Drive Alan .. and yes, I used to often get an "early" Sunday Mercury.

The "stews" of Seven Dials (Covent Garden) were well known to be the very bed of iniquity!!! (So I believe)

My son and daughter-in-law used to live in a barn conversion over the road from the Arboretum at Croxall. It flooded twice and is probably flooded again - thank god they moved out!

No Alan, I stuck to the clubs and coffee bars in town, I lived in Handsworth at the time and getting home on the night buses wasn't easy!

I hope that frying pan was non-stick Lyn! :unconscious:

Brilliant photo Judy, thanks. I used to go there regularly in the early sixties. I went to most of the coffee bars/clubs in the early sixties mind. Misspent youth?

Thanks for those Viv, that beautiful ballroom..I could weep. AND I love Nigel Slater....I want to adopt him (as long as brings his kitchen with him)!

Lovely photos Lyn., glad you had a good time (that sweets menu in the background looks good..nom nom nom)! I have a lousy cold, so please wipe your screens after reading this - I just sneezed (again)!!!! :miserable::fatigue:

Now now Lyn., don't be so modest!

RIP Rod, very sad news indeed.

The staff there are brilliant, aren't they Celia?

Sob...sob...sob....Tenerife doesn't seem quite so appealing now. I wonder if Don will consider cancelling?

Absolutely Fabian! I saw the report on it going to auction, so sad that it's been allowed to detoriate this badly (although I believe the interior to be intact). I remember the steaks being thrown onto this huge grill to be cooked, and the tiling was spectacular. Really hope this can be preserved.