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Pool Way Post Office opened in 1961. It’s not there now, the grounds all flat, and below it is the man in a bowler hat. My mum had to go to Lea Village P.O. for Family Allowance etc.before that. I think until that time the Post Code was B26a, then became B33 after the opening.

Also sold in waxy/plasticy sachets that always contained too much for one fill, but would evaporate before second fill.

All that can be with windows, you do not need any more software.

Smudger wants a SYSTEM IMAGE, which is different to Recovery.

I have just this on my pc. Try this site https://www.trishtech.com/?s=System+image My System Image file size was 175 gb so you might need a bigger memory or external usb drive You could always search at Microsoft for help creating image

It will look better when it has been weathered.

Definitely god leafed.

The trams on BBC Midlands News had Wednesdury Parkway on their destination boards. Worth checking on the website.

‘Cos that’s the Sabbath

And Ozzie Osbourne should be black!

Just found the fleet list at http://www.britishtramsonline.co.uk/midland.html All individual numbers.

Thanks for that. Is Ozzie Osbourne still number 37, or was he painted over during the re-spray?

I saw that Jasper Carrott had a tram named after him. Not being an anorak, but does anyone know the number of the tram?

I think there is a letter missing there somewhere

I didn’t mean an actual train set. I meant the decorative Christmas scene with a train (American) running through it. I wouldn’t Rod Stewart’s train set though. Even that was American.

We visited The Range at Tyburn Road today looking for Christmas gifts. We bought a couple if things and got some ideas for presents, but what puzzles me are the toy trains they sell, in a snow scene. What have trains, American at that, got to do with Christmas? Did Joseph and Mary catch the...

I remember when people formed an orderly queue at bus stops. Nowadays it is like being in the middle a rugby scrum when the bus arrives. They do not wait for people to get off.

The bus garage building is still there, but not in use as a bus garage. The cinema was the Kingston, which became a bingo hall and then closed and demolished.

It is table manners not to put your elbows on the table.

I’m sure my nan used to say “Never in a ROUND of pigs pudding”