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I did see it and was simply expanding the answer. Have I done anything wrong?

I think it was taken from Lupin Street, looking North-West towards Saint Matthews. The far houses were Willis Street The other road, where people are standing, is Francis Street. That part of Lister Street was "redeveloped" in 54/55 The Gasometer was in Rupert Street. The photographer would...

I went to BGTS. My sister was at Saltley 63 - 68, and little brother from 72 -77 Rob

I have just "walked" there, courtesy of Google Earth. There is still a large Dental practice on the corner, the Co op is a bathroom shop, but no sign of a chippie. Lots of small takeaways, so I assume it was "repurposed" What year were you at Saltley by the way? Rob

Left down Belchers Lane. Left at the Dentist then down Alum Rock Road for about 100 yards. Cross over and you're at Dunns. I can still remember the smell. : -)

Left down Belchers Lane. Left at the Dentist then down Alum Rock Road for about 100 yards. Cross over and you're at Dunns. I can still remember the smell. : -) Sorry, I should have replied to Brummie a long time ago.

Cheers Mate. It's moved (in my memory at least) since I was last there. : -) Rob

Is my memory correct? At the corner of Cherry Street / Temple row was there a Pub called The Nelson, which was underground? Rob

Anything here? https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=ww2+women%27s+service+badges&qpvt=ww2+womens+service+Badges&tsc=ImageHoverTitle&form=IGRE&first=1 birmingham

I lived in St James's Street off Barrack Street and also went to Windsor Primary until 1960 I remember a Sweet-shop there, run by an old lady, which sold "Lunts" ice cream lollies Jack Currigan's Greengrocers was a few doors along GBS, towards Windsor Street. Anyone remember "Theresa" the...