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These are all from February 1967.

I found them through the name of the person who posted them! Sorry if I'm making a bit of a mess in copying, I'm sure there's a better and easier way, I'm doing it from my phone, I don't have a computer!

Members packing First Aid kits for those running the emergency service help. February 1967 TBC

Source of images - Nostalgic Prints and Wall Art.... The Rev Les Milner with club members. Working on the new bar. Ian Campbell Folk Group donating concert proceeds to club. Beauty Queen Angela Turner with 1907 Daimler in which she will ride to start the Double Zero 50 hour weekend. Tbc

Yes fine, I've just joined the group ... now need to search back to 2024 for the post! Give me a bit of time :D

I use FB and can see them - do you want me to copy and post here? There are 18 photos but that's OK by me.

Happy Birthday! Enjoy your day :)

Interesting! I didn't know there had been an Elbow Room club in London and wondered whereabouts it was, I just had a quick look but can't see anything. This is the record by The Habits referred to, produced by Spencer Davis and Steve Winwood, can hear Steve on backing vocals.

That building became the Elbow Room club I think?

Thanks for finding all those newspaper articles, that's great!

This rare vintage car has been found in a barn in Warwickshire and is now up for auction - for anyone who might like to make a bid! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp8y8j3dnn3o

I can't answer your question as I live in London now but I remember being in Brum, visiting my late parents about 12 years ago and a Big Issue seller called me Bab, it was so nice!

What are those men doing, have they just committed a robbery or is it just a picnic basket?!

I see he visited Prince Albert Junior School in Aston where he went as a young boy. His Senior school Birchfield Road Boys in Perry Barr was demolished in the 60s but here is a photo (I went to the Junior school, the building on the right)..

An article on Birmingham Live from 2012 states that Ladbrooke Pianos had gone bust, it fell into difficulties after the death of the founder and there was no successor to lead the company.

This morning, an article about the equipment used to record the first Black Sabbath demo disc in a studio at the rear of an old repair room at Ladbrooke Pianos on Bristol Street.. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c706d3k8ky2o

Latest this morning, I think it was a bit more than just "may have"! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gk6gmm3x2o

Nice old advert for Ansells Beer in a Coventry City FC programme (with a small M&B on the other page!)

Happy Birthday! Enjoy your day :)

Thanks Warren! It does seem much better this morning, just an Ad at the top and bottom of the page but no pop ups in the middle.