Search results

I cant rember there namess but doctor Crisp was there the date 10 Jan 1966 at 3 oclock

Sylvia David Anita are my sister Sandra's husbands cousin, I see them sometimes, I cant think of the other girls name their moms names is Ev.

There was a Percy Upton living by my mom in 76 Holte rd he was married to Ena and they had a daughter Rita. Rita married a John ??? and had 2 children I think she divorced him. Holte rd was in Aston or Witton if you were posh

Don't bother to get the book it not true to life I thought anyway and Astonian I cant wait to hear what you think of it lol

Thinking of you xxxxx

2nd photo my cousin Malcolm Duddell on left next one to teacher and same row next to teacher in middle to his right David Jennings Malcs best friend.3rd pic back row 2nd in from left Malcolm David was on the end blonde hair. They lived in Tower rd. just round the corner my nan had the outdoor...

https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=12313 Try this see if it works. If you type Birmingham nightclubs in the search at the top of the page on the right you will get loads of things to look at

Get in touch with Bobbie Summers we were all mods together in the 60's main place was the Whiskey A Go Go

I had my first suite fron there in the 60's very trendy corner one and stair carpet, Wendy wasn't right by the hairdressing warehoue I think it was called Ellisions?

Thanks all for those kind words, I must say I have shed a tear but I think it has done me good to do that today, xxxxxxxxxxx

I'm sorry it has taken me a while to put this on but I wasn't ready to do it at the time. Sadly my partner of 33yrs Tony passed away 25th November. He was diagnosed with cancer 18 months before and although he had an operation it had spread to the liver and all they could do was give him chemo...

persuasion, I had my daughter 10 January 66 I remember all those names as I said Dr Crisp was our family doctor, You must have left before I went

So did I Wendy, Lenny the Lion was on, I went out the room before they could call me on stage. I saw Roger Whitaker there to.

Alan your memories and people you known never cease to amaze me, i love reading your posts, so when is that book that I am dying to read going to be finished and on the book shelves patty xx

I recall the cart coming round to sharpen your tool and scissors etc I think they were called Matturuse or something like that, wish they still came round always needing something sharpened, there doesn't seem to be anywhere local to take things

sidwho, I remember the hardware shop we used to get the parafin from there, I am sure you had to go up some steps to go in. I also remember on the same side as the post office a shop that sold knitting wool I used to go and pick a pattern out and take so much wool and put the rest buy to get as...

Found it Alan. cant upload it sorry

Astonian my dad used to be works police at IMI used to be in the little building by the side of the gates his number was WP 49 and it was in about the 50's his name was Tommy Jones I have a picture somewhere I will try to find it, I have put it on here before under Kynochs as it was called then

Just seen this thread and read it from the start, what a great pity we cant see the photo's, shame on the person that hacked our site

There were a few houses in Queens rd by the pub, my friend Dianne Murrel lived in one that was attached to the pub. If you went past the pub and up Church lane I think it was called up towards the Litchfield rd, half way up on the left were some high rise flats. I remember passing them every day...