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Yes here in Spain very popular and i love it just like chicken

Cheese Ham Fried Egg on Toast (cheesy hammy eggy) Jum And the wife likes Weetabix not with milk on it but a cup of Tea instead

My dad worked there to and we lived in Millinghton, what number did you live at ¿

Thank you for that just looked on Google Maps and street does not seem to be there anymore

Doing a bit of my genealogy and find a G/G/G Uncle and family lived at 35 Hampden Street Balsall Heath found a Hampden Retreat off Mary Street anybody know of a Hampden St or is it this Retreat thank you

That name Tom Bytheways rings a bell , from somewhere else but can´t think where ¿

My mom tried to get tokens for me to go from St Wilfreds Hodge Hill to St Wilfred Martineau 3 buses 56 Castle Brom to Fox then the 11 then the 14 , but she could not get them as journey was not long enough as they calculated as the Crow flys, so had to go to Hodge Hill Comp, and to this day...

Same here, there was a post somewhere that a member posted of who to contact, but can´t find it now, i have been looking and trying for about 4 years now to try and get my Grandparents and my Mothers records if they ever existed, if you find info please post

If a child lived in the Pendeen Road Chin Brook Road area in the 1930's 40's what would the nearest Primary, Secondary school would they have gone to ¿ Please

Cheesy Hammy Egg on Toast yum

There is a Navy, Fleet Air Arm, Lost Oppos (Navy) Facebook pages you could put on their pages

Remember in the sixty's/ early seventy's walking with my dad from Hodge Hill to get bread on a Sunday at a shop in this area

This may of already been said before the shop at bottom of escalator in the Bull Ring that played Max Bygraves songs cant remember what they sold now

Wish i knew more but parents never spoke about things and we never thought to ask

Always loved the old Keepers house , as kids we knew it as the Park Keepers House

Great Photo

Yes i remember this was going to happen

Still have petrol attendance here in Spain. keeps people in employment i guess,

I don't live in Birmingham now so who knows if there is a fourth genaration

Jeannie If i remember old Dr Chitnis as we called him was a small man with Glasses, his son was much taller, this was back in the sixty's, dont think old Chitnis worked much as he must of been retirement age, his son must be if still alive in his late eighty's now