Carved out by their landscape - as much as they carved it out in the digging of coal, limestone, fire clay and iron ore - and forged by their manufacturing, as much as they forged the metals crucial to their industries. there was this kid leaning on the canal bridge at friar park, crying. a oasser by said what you crying for, the kid said "me mate,s fell in the cut", the passer by said " i cor see him", the kid said i mean the mate off me bread. To Luke, Bilston wasn't always under Wolverhampton, like Darlaston, Wednesbury and Willenhall it was a separate town that was taken over. Many people in Bilston like to see the town promoted as it own town- it is not just an area of Wolverhampton like Whitmore Reans, Penn Fields, Heath Town and Bushbury are. did anyone go to macefields secondary school old hill 1955 1960 love to hear [email protected]

Very interesting comments - tho had to read some a bit carefully to understand them. Now I sort of know where the BC is even tho apparently some confusion.It seems quite amazing that there is so much rivalry in such a small area. I guess one day you'll sort it out between you and meantime it gives you something to do. i would agree with simon b, but he missed out tividale,ou=therwise the BC IS FROM WALSALL TO DUDLEY TOMJUST THE OTHER SIDE OF WEST BROMCameron, D.G. "Mineral Resource Information for Development Plans". www.bgs.ac.uk. British Geological Survey . Retrieved 17 July 2017.

Webster, L. (2012) Lone Wolf: memoirs in the form of short stories. Dudley: Kates Hill Press. ISBN 978-1-904552-42-0. i need to no more about the Round Oak steelwork as you have told me nothing!!!!!!! You should be ashamed of yourself!!!!! King Cinema owner Paul Jarvis outside the old Kings Cinema in West Bromwich Read More Related ArticlesRowlands, M. B. (1975). Masters and Men in the West Midlands metalware trades before the industrial revolution. Manchester: Manchester University Press. Live in France now, but was born & bred in West Brom - 'Brammich' We doh seem ta get a menshun from yo lot in Dudley 'n' Odebury! Why not? Nowt wrong with Brammich, except the football team!! Tara a bit! My dad Ronald Skelding worked at the Round Oak for many years and it provided work for hundreds of local families. It was very sad to see it close and its closure meant many families struggled. Does anyone remember my dad from Round Oak they used to call him SAMMY TAY POT? Another way you might like to take part is to help others to identify what they’ve seen. Once a photo is uploaded onto iNaturalst anyone can then help to identify what it is. This can be a great way of helping to develop your own identification skills, but remember, it’s not always possible to identify a species from a photo! The more photos we have confidently identifed to species, the better! Worldwide 445 cities took part and collectively managed to make over 1,600,000 wildlife observations - making it the biggest CNC ever!