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My father worked at Elkingtons for 30 years down New Hall Street, they pioneered electro plating often their work appears on the Antiques Roadshow Elkingtons silver plated a model of a ShermanTank for Field Marshall Montgomery, after the war they moved to Walsall and the factory was converted...

They said that, "On conception the inner ring road was 20 years ahead of its time, and on complition obsolete".

I used to go to the Central Libary, the one before the Madin design and on a wet Saturday moring I first Met Horatio Hornblower

This is The Bell on KingEdwards Road

Hi Acklam19, the bell I knew was on King Edwards Road, I suppose the were a number of pubs called the Bell. My father had a drink there on his way back from work, he preferred Ansells beer to Mitchells and Butlers. Regards Ladywood 2

I try to avoid Facebook and the rest, but I will try. I wonder if the police might be of assistance? Thanks anyway

As an eight year old I went to Tamwoth on a raining windswept Saturday and saw Princess Margaret Rose thundering up to the north

If he is alive, how might I go about finding him? I hope to be in the UK next May and I would try to contact him Thanks

Thanks for your help, Matha was Christopher's Mother, Matha called her husband John, although he could have been a Christopher John, I'm new to this, so help me. How do you know he was alive up until 2023? Christopher isn't a relative he is or was my oldest friend. Thanks Lyn

Very sorrry, Thank you I'm grateful for any help

Christopher J Dowdall would have been 30 years old, he was born in 1944

Christopher Dowdall was born 6 January1944 and St. Peters RC School was just off Broad Street.

I was a pupil there from 1957 until 1960

If Christorpher is still alive

Does anyone remember the Bell which was an Ansells Pub

Cristerpher Dowdall lived King Edwards Road Ladywood His schools were St. Peters RC and St. Phillips Grammar School

Does anyone remember the school?