Brookfields Lad
master brummie
Does anyone have any information relating to Richardson's coaches, Sutton Coldfield?
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Richardson's Coaches
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Brookfields Lad
master brummie
They used to park their coaches on waste land at the bottom of Duke St. In operation late 70's to mid 80's.
Lloyd
master brummie
Could be this one - Holland Road is the bottom of Duke St.
14 Coles lane is the left hand one of this pair of shops.
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Brookfields Lad
master brummie
They used to park the coaches on waste land at the bottom of Duke St. In operation late 70's to mid 80's.
It is. The coaches were parked around the corner at the bottom of Duke st, just passed where the Midland Red depot used to be.
Graham Paine
knowlegable brummie
Did they become Second City Travel ?
Brookfields Lad
master brummie
I think you're right. Second city travel- sounds familiar.
Graham Paine
knowlegable brummie
I think if I remember rightly Second City Travel was owned by Brian Kenning the coal merchant from Erdington
