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Hello Jean, I vaguely remember the name, we lived there for about 3 years till I was seven and a half so I was a bit too young to remember all of the neighbours. I do remember Harry Forrester who owned the fruit and veg shop on the opposite corner and Price's who owned the shop on the corner of...

We lived in the house attached to the shop till 1957, I vaguely remember Mrs Maguire coming to look around our house. Her property I think was being demolished so the council sent her look at our house, we moved to Kings Norton. My mother kept the house spotless inside and out.

Hello Mark, I'll gladly send you a copy of the programme and the ticket, my scanner isn't working properly so I'll get my daughter to do it for me. regards Margaret

My daughter's friend was clearing out her old books and a paperback copy of "A Walk Down Summer Lane" was amongst them so picked it up for me. It is a collectable book, so hold on to it if you have one!

I think it was there that I saw Eden Kane about 1965/66.

My cousin Leonard Griffiths is on the photo, he's the boy wearing the glasses in front of the lady holding a child. He retired from active duty in the RAF but still works for them. Len received an MBE for his charitable work whilst in the RAF.

Just made it 3592.

Hello Paul, my husband moved from Scotland about 1954 to live in Kitwell Lane, he left the area in 1968 when we got married and we moved back there in 1973 till 2002. Bartley Green is celebrating it's centenary in November.

Sorry to say .....but Bartley Green isn't as nice as it used to be.

I went to the premiere of "Take Me High" at The Bristol Cinema, Bristol St, my friend and I sat in the five pound seats in the" front row" At the end of the film Cliff and Debbie Watling came to the front to receive bouquets, they were then quickly whisked out of the side exits. I still have...

Hello Phil, try the Bartley Green District History Group site, they might be able to help you also it's the centenary of Bartley Green this year. Good luck with your search. Margaret

Yes he did have a daughter, we were talking about the record shop a while ago and our friend remembers her.

The man who owned the shop as I remember was quite big? I worked in a hairdressers in Wheeler St and the girls who worked in the shop used to send me to buy their records. One that always reminds of the hairdressers was Georgie Fame's "YEH YEH," just playing it now on Youtube!

Does anyone remember the record shop in Wheeler St? I bought my first single record from there Wonderful Land by The Shadows and an LP, Summer Holiday by Cliff Richard. The Diskery is still in the same place, Bromsgrove St.

My aunt June Storer( nee Griffiths) lived at 1/277 Bridge St West in the early sixties and I used to play with Mrs Smith's granddaughter Linda. regards Margaret

I think the pic taken in 1981 is showing Lockwood Rd in the distance, the corner shows a car park which is still there. regards Margaret

Hello Alf, sadly Stan died in the early nineties of cancer, his brothers Arthur and Ronnie are still around, Arthur lives in Blackpool. I think most of my relatives went to Cowper St school. What years were you there? Margaret

Hello Alf, I see you mentioned Stanley Storer in an earlier post, did he live in Aslylum Rd? I think he was my uncle Arthur's brother. regards Margaret

Ray, did you work for Hanger Motors'

Hello, I'd agree with mike-g, Stratford Rd and Warwick Rd junction and the pub is The Mermaid. regards Margaret