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I think it Says "Fine teas & coffees". John.

I think it was called the "Coach"

Don't see many garages with a Lancaster on the forecourt or is that a typo? perhaps a Lanchester.

This is R. Bradshaws Dining Rooms in Dudley Street, John.

It was called Kyre Park and was in Worcestershire south of Tenbury Wells on the B4214. The Midland Red ran a service on Sundays from Navigation St, regards, John.

Like this, J.

Lathams also had a shop at the Poolway Shopping Centre on the Meadway, Sheldon. John.

Do you have a picture of the farmers arms?, John.

The Richmond, Bordesley Green ?

Is it the Australian Bar? Hurst St cnr Bromsgrove St

A try

I tried to post a reply earlier but had a technical issue (crash). I wanted to say that the building in the picture is not the Sydenham it's the Argyle at the junction of John Bright St, John.

Just for you, John.

Have you tried connecting via the WPS button on your router? John.

Congrats on getting one of your photo's published in last Thursdays Birmingham Mail, lovely picture, John.

Cleaned and straightened the sepia one, John.

The Met Cafe was opposite the Metro-Cammel works by a Bank; I think Sandra was only about 17yrs old so I don't think she'd been away, she lived in Ash Rd with her parents, John.

I didn't live in the area but had friends who did, Sandra worked at the GPO telegram office in town and her two workmates were Brenda and Wendy, so, when I saw her name in your posts I assumed you were the same person, regards, Jack.

Hi Wendy, had you used to work at the Post Office Telegram service with Sandra Smith and Brenda Gameson. If I have the wrong person I'm sorry but I saw some of your earlier posts and had a guess. I knew you all from the Met Cafe my name was Jack.