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I managed to get my IDMA medals for ballroom and Latin up to gold standard I loved going to dance

My Mom and Dad lived there after the war My brother cliff was born there in 1951 Mom said it had a black leaded fire and a loo up the back garden and a hooty owl in the tree I have never seen the front elevation

Hi yes for my sins I am Jan Commander I can remember Ed going out with someone but if you tell me your name I will be able to put a face to you did you come on that trip it was such a laugh I am ok and you

It was Bloxham drove a 2CV if they are still on here there are some photos of the HMS Pinafore My brother Clifford Commander was a bosuns mate

I was really saddened to hear of his passing a really nice guy

Hi Alan I was at PB I joined in 69 but you may have Known my brother Clifford Commander or my cousin Linda Salt. Some of my brothers friend Peter Espin Roy Lambert

As he was in the Worcesters Worcester Cathedral also carries some records I found out some information on my uncle Jack Sgt J T Allen

Born in Swinbrook Grove Moved to Derrydown Road 1959 got Married move to Curbar road then off to Wales

This is my Aunty Nancy Williams nee Commander who delivered the bread for the bakery in the war

Just because you can doesn't mean you should

We moved in in59/60 Mom and Dad paid £1200 it was a very happy house it was a lovely area as well. I moved from there when I got married in78 to Curbar Road we paid £7200 for it, sold it 2 years later for £12000 and moved away from Brum Thank you Pedrocut

I know some of these house were built in the 30's, around and backing on to Perry Hall playing fields (park) I would be very grateful if any one can help

man after my own heart

Yes I can remember the lads drooling over her. The scary thing looking back these new teacher wasn't that much older than us 5th formers. Challenging for them

My idea of heaven chocolate and steam trains

My local one was in Perry Barr not far from the Library I can remember it smelt funny and the counters were high, I had to stand on the brass foot rail and still couldn't see over the counter. Mind you I was vertically challenged I think I still might have to stand on the foot rail now

I went to the dance school I went as far as a first gold bar IDMA in ballroom and as far as a silver in Latin My cousin Linda Salt and myself went Saturday and a night in the week. I remember getting my dancing shoes from Stead and Simpsom in town my favourite pair was white with multi coloured...

Hi I have Luckets in my family tree

Thank you I haven't been up into Brum for along time and it was there then mind you so was the fly over

I'm afraid I don't know and Dad and my Uncle are no longer around to ask. The Matchless was my Dads bike and the BSA was my uncles I think the one on Dads bike began with a W I know that Dad had a bike with a Swallow sidecar. Sorry I can't be of much help