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  1. J

    Guildford Street Lozells

    Have now found the Wilton Street thread and have reposted. To correct my post here, the twins were the Lambert twins not the Wheeler twins- got confused with Wheeler Street!
  2. J

    Wilton Street Lozells

    I lived at 1/107 Wilton Street until late 1963. Back to back houses with outside toilets, no bathrooms, tin bath on the outside wall, one shared bath a week in the small scullery (water shared with my younger sisters). Weekly washing done by mum in a shared facility. Two bedrooms (2 younger...
  3. J

    Gower Street Boys and Girls Schools

    Oops -messed up again. Just posted on the Guildford Street thread a post about my house in Wilton Street! I’ll get it right eventually! I now live not far from Guildford and until i came across this site had forgotten about Guildford Street. A million miles from my early life in Brum!
  4. J

    Guildford Street Lozells

    I used to live at 1/107 Wilton road Lozells (back to back houses). 3 sisters and me in a two bedroom house). Anyone remember this shop just up the road from 107 or the Wheeler twins who lived in the front of 105?
  5. J

    Gower Street Boys and Girls Schools

    Can you remember a boy called Keith Slim who was riding his bike and was killed in a road accident?
  6. J

    Gower Street Boys and Girls Schools

    Sorry Banjo - just finding my way around this site. Forgot there were different threads!
  7. J

    Gower Street Boys and Girls Schools

    Hi Banjo i was there from 1958 to 1962, so our paths would probably have crossed. i was a member of the Chess team. Can you remember any of the names on the attached photo? A abiding memory is of Mr Eyton throwing the wooded blackboard cleaner from the back of the classroom across our heads!
  8. J

    Guildford Street Lozells

    Michael Trigger? Can‘t remember the other kids. Teachers Mr Phillips and Mr Eyton.
  9. J

    Guildford Street Lozells

    Hi Banjo. I’ve only just come across this forum and it’s bought back many memories of my time at Gower Street Secondary Modern school 1958- 1962. Mr Phillips, Mr Eyton who chucked blackboard cleaners across our heads, Mr Ball the headmaster. I was a prefect and was in the chess team. Attached...
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