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Here's a picture of the Barracks also to the left the local church of "St James the Less", John.

A try from me, John.

Another, regards, John.

I always thought this was an unusual bus stop which was originally fitted as the arrow shows, but, in such a way that it was able to be removed when a delivery lorry came to the woodworking place. I tried to find a picture of the "removable" stop without success. It was on Church Rd nr Horrel Rd...

Here's a post war picture with a partial view of the Kingsway, John.

A 1948 photo shows the bundy clock this side of the telephone pole and away from the kerbside against the pub wall. ( was the front bumper a senior moment?)

Looks alittle more than a face lift on a Grade 2 listed building, not forgetting previous transgressions by our City Council, John.

According to the Evening Mail, today, there are plans to demolish Moor St Station to coincide with HS2. J.

It's been closed for more than thirty years, J.

found this, not sure if it's of any use, J.

You can easily beat the congestion charge.....

There's a street nameplate looks like "Ralph Rd" but I could be wrong. John.

Looks like they've run out of cobalt and primrose paints! John.

The old Bullring

The Griffin Brothers were George, Jack and Eddie, J.

They were on the 14 route when they first had driver only (one man operated) Johm.

Same problems as previous posters and if OM thinks she looks stern in his then she looks like a rottweiler in mine

I think it may be Calthorpe Rd by Five Ways, John. * just seen previous post, sorry.

You never had to send away; the tea retailer gave you a card to attach the stamps and when full he, the retailer, cashed it in. John.

If the text with this photo is correct and Spring Hill / Dudley Rd is to the rear of the bus, then, shouldn't the library be on the right? or am I not understanding the written description, John.