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I visit King's Heath and Moseley quite a bit and they are definitely more inviting than Erdington with farmers Markets and other regular events and an increase in independent shops:emmersed: Even Acocks Green isn't as depressing as Erdington. https://www.libraryofbirmingham.com/moseleygallery...

Erdington not very special nowadays I'm afraid:uncomfortableness:.

Trying to send you an instant message but it seems to be disabled. My Grandparents lived at 57 from the early forties up until my Grandfather died in 64 and my father lived there also until 1955. The name wasn't James but the house was next to the shop.

I think my family might have lived next door to you, they were at 57 Lawrence Street

Not Brum but if you have some Irish in you like me or just like old Pics these are wonderful.. https://www.flickr.com/photos/nlireland/with/9038595213/

The King's Royal Rifles..... https://www.soldiersofthequeen.com/HomeService-NCOs3rd60thKingsRoyalRifleCorps.html Standing chap in middle looks similar.

Don't think it's too big as the precedent has already been set with the large office block on Corporation Street becoming a Staybridge Hotel.. https://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1463075 Apologize for going slightly off thread:bi_polo: Transformed...

Thank's ell, surprised it's not been snapped up in such a central location. Not a very interesting design, it requires a bit of reinventing.

The empty Ladywood House office block above doesn't seem to fit in with proceedings though:cower:

Another interesting article.. https://www.building.co.uk/library-of-birmingham-the-borrowers/5059357.article

Wonderful, thank's for that:emmersed:.

Everyone used to flow through them after the match to get a bus on the Cov but I've never seen any pictures of them anywhere.

Interesting article here.. https://www.bdonline.co.uk/buildings/library-of-birmingham-by-mecanoo/5059729.article

I don't remember those houses at all. Do you remember the name of the alleyway of terraced houses off Cattell Road just up from the Greenway Pub facing the Blues Ground?:05.18-flustered:.

Yes it's is just past the Wrexham, you can see it to the left. The derelict building looks a similar design and almost matches the Wrexham. Used to frequent that stretch of road in my young boozier days, the Oxford was my favourite:unconscious:. A nice piece by Bill Dargue...

Coventry Rd By Keith Berry, it went down the pan big time didn't it:sorrow: https://www.pbase.com/image/35127989

Aren't the shops opposite still there?... https://goo.gl/maps/vUMUn

Nice Pics ell:emmersed: Liked the Queensway shot. The premier inn looks more appealing than it did as an office block, is Ladywood House still to let?..would make another good Hotel:encouragement:.

I always pick litter up when i visit:05.18-flustered: What date is the next clean up:excitement:?

Thank's for that:biggrin: