Richard Dye
master brummie
The reason those people are there is because I doubt there is much resistance...........
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For those interested in Black country History
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A Sparks
master brummie
Black Country Day celebration events take place across region
The annual occasion celebrates the heritage, history and culture of the Black Country.
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Richard Dye
master brummie
At least they are not tearing down that magnificent structure!
A Sparks
master brummie
Firkins Bakers shops returning to the Black Country!
I think I remember there were some of their shops in Birmingham too.
www.bbc.co.uk
I think I remember there were some of their shops in Birmingham too.
Legendary West Bromwich bakery Firkins returns
151-year-old Firkins Bakery is reopening after shutting more than a decade ago
www.bbc.co.uk
There was a Firkins on Bearwood Rd Smethwick. Custard slice, Eccles cake and those pineapple tarts with icing on the top. Don't know about Firkins in Birmingham?Firkins Bakers shops returning to the Black Country!
I think I remember there were some of their shops in Birmingham too.
Legendary West Bromwich bakery Firkins returns
151-year-old Firkins Bakery is reopening after shutting more than a decade ago
Richard Dye
master brummie
I remember Firkins for their Eccles cakes, I did not realize they had 22 stores though!Firkins Bakers shops returning to the Black Country!
I think I remember there were some of their shops in Birmingham too.
Legendary West Bromwich bakery Firkins returns
151-year-old Firkins Bakery is reopening after shutting more than a decade ago
