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Not sure, probably 4to 5 houses from the bottom on the right !

Suddenly I feel old !!!!!

Born in 47 we used to play in a "bombed house" in Ford Street, down the bottom on the right towards the bus dept ???? no Elf & Safety then,

and further up before Whitmore st was the barbers, my Nan lived at the back of it

Used to be the Fish & Chip shop next door

Junction of Ford St and Park Road just before "the Flat" maybe?

We lived in a 3 storey back house, 2/208, living room, bedroom and attic with the wc across the yard and the brewhouse allocation for washing, this was midway, between Abbey Street and Wharf st

Hi Barry, So are you the son of Christine ? she worked in the office when I was there, also Fred, Vera, Helen, Martin Groves, David Woodhead,( His Dad was the rep), I started as the errand boy fetching and carrying and when David went on the road repping I was promoted to packing the orders...

Fred & Vera, he traded his bike for a 3 wheeler, was your house the first one next to the alley?

Coles of Wolverhampton ??

Pigbins

I used to play around the goods yard as a kid and well remember the horses being taken to Abbey St to be shoed, on another thought, am I imagining it or did I queue on Icknield St when I was little to see a "Whale" being transported to the museum or did I imagine it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I worked at MCA, Aston and bought my first Tiger Cub from one of their customers, Don at Lichfield M/cycles for £5 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I didn't even know where Lichfield was then

Mike's family home in Evesham is now up for sale, the end of another era

I remember the first Asian family moving in to "our end" of Park Road, with young children I believe the Mother was English and really pleasant. I also had a Saturday job on Scribbans bread round ( in Goode Street) I moved from Park Road in 1961 to "Erdington" which I had never heard of but rode...

Wacaden dairy in Hockley I believe?

Saturday morning job "up the cut" shovel the coal from the barge to the little truck with steel wheels for the buyer, wheel it to their home and tip it into the cellar then take the truck back and keep the 3d deposit they paid!! I wonder if there are any jobs still?

It may be that you remember Alf who rode the combo, his Wife Vera was a packer at MCA

Long time I know but I worked at MCA in 1963?? George Adcock was manager ( ex Premier) let me know if you get this, Brian

Bit late, they moved to Evesham, but his Wife passed away in recently