Could be wishful thinking on my part, but are the actual (old) Opposite Lock buildings going to disappear ? I can't quite make it out, but I don't think they're being demolished. Could have got the wrong end of the stick !
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hi viv i am not certain either...the demo notice says numbers 52 to 60 are going...trying to find some numbering on this st view
looking at map below 52 to 60 seems to be the toy factory so maybe its this building that is to be demolished
Richard Dye
master brummie
Scary!
Richard Dye
master brummie
Such a charming street on one side and on the other, ugh!hi viv i am not certain either...the demo notice says numbers 52 to 60 are going...trying to find some numbering on this st view
Played there in the "Early" band (i.e. hardly anyone in there !!) called Poliphony. The Resident band was Andrews, Priddy and Dunn who were excellent. Shirley Kent may have augmented them from time to time. Sign on the outside said something like "No strippers or girlie shows". That was not strictly true !!!