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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.

Here's an old picture of the cole bridge next to the site, John.

Also probably stopped your head banging on the ceiling!

I think it's a grassy bank - bit of a c--p photo, John.

Another couple of colour photos, John.

Couple more, John.

Some trams parked in Aston St alongside the Central Fire Station [ colour photo ] John.

You can reverse a photo but any writing is also reversed which has not happened on the tram advert, regards, John.

I only get the "unable to connect all network drives" message if my printer is turned off and therefore the wi-fi can't connect, John.

The White Horse is an Atkinson House

Here's another picture of the school, John.

Here's a couple of photo's relating to two of your adverts. Shakespeare Bro's & Smith finished up next door to Barclays Bank on Station Rd and were there into the 1960's, John.

Smithfield owned the Renault dealership in Marston Green, John.

It would also help to know which "station", either A, B or C. John.

I thought that slogan belonged to "Sword and Robb" of Smallbrook Street

Was at Oozells Street off Broad Street, John.

This is the one, John.

Here's a Hardings cart in approximately the correct colours, also, the chimney in the streetview pic is that of "Rose Cottage" and, as you say, is still there, John.