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Well done Tacitus, I enjoyed this thread, thanks for starting it Phil.

That was a good cover, I do like take that, first record I bought was now that we found love by Third world.

Thats great news Robert.

I get invalid attachment too.

I had not seen them before Rupert, thank you for posting them.

Lovely poem Rupert, and yes sometimes I do wonder what its all about.

Thats great news Congratulations The link didn't work for me either.

Glad you remembered the rest of it, I kept going over and over it trying to remember the rest of the words.

I remember it was a song that went with the advert, In da Bullring shopping centre, there are smiles on every face, from the moment that you enter you know its a friendly place, there are shops galore and so much more. and the famous indoor market, for one stop shopping variety, (theres a bit...

Brilliant photos, thanks for posting them.

They are very alike.

My dad passed away 33 years ago Jean, I don't know what year he started there, but he was still working there when I was a nipper early 60s, I remember my mom saying that he had had a drink when he got home, but he would say it was the fumes from the beer lol.

My dad worked there too.

Yes it is, I've never been in there myself, but my moms neighbours used to go there for a meal and they said what a lovely place it was.

Went past The Poachers Pocket last week, it has reopened.

Well done Wendy.

I had the same problem as you, my ancestors had a wolverhampton accent when they moved to brum, that how the name got misspelt, after a lot of headaches I got there in end.

Cant be sure but my husband thinks it was the Grovener or Grovener Arms.

Lovely photos Patty, the sledge looked like great fun.

Quite a bit of info on this thread too hams hall