The problem with town these days is it has lost its character,it's a place for tourists,students etc,the working class are being pushed away,the good old markets disappearing and old buildings being demolished to make way for new buildings which all look horrible and have no character...the old buildings all had something about them(and the ones just about still standing) shame the city has become corporate.
@@theonelikesaf3679 Thank you coco. One of our cats is called Coco. I met Katie Melua not far from the Bullring, it's a long story but she told me a little about herself, where she was from and what she does. I was looking for that bus station. But she said she was not from Birmingham. I met up with her about 9 years later. She said she doesn't remember it. But she does know of Victoria Square. I heard they have taken away the fountains.
The problem with town these days is it has lost its character,it's a place for tourists,students etc,the working class are being pushed away,the good old markets disappearing and old buildings being demolished to make way for new buildings which all look horrible and have no character...the old buildings all had something about them(and the ones just about still standing) shame the city has become corporate.
I remember
Adams
C&A
Lunn Poly
BHS
Virgin Megastore
Travel West Midlands
Line 33
Its so cosy looking back at birmingham town footage. Im constantly looking to see if I recognise anyone. Nice. ☺
In 1974 Bus Fare was 10p from Weoley Castle to Birmingham City Centre!
When bus fare was 20p or something. Now it is £2.40
ahmad Jan now it’s 3.10
@@Nathh_ £4.10
Now its a literal Arm.
ikr
Now it's £2 again
When town was still good,before all the changes
I was at planet ice around 95. God i miss those days.
So true it's lost its good quality and people have become more aggressive all due to post 911, tech and covid, Nd this is just the begining😢
Them days are now gone
I use to catch the No.50 to mosley road.
Me too, to Moseley Village.
My bus fare then was 37p lol
This is life nowadays
It's become rotten to the core, london has become a sunken ship too
and it is happening again
Still same was there today.
Where is the national bus station? Is it anywhere near the fountains
It's in digbeth just by bullring
@@theonelikesaf3679 Thank you coco. One of our cats is called Coco. I met Katie Melua not far from the Bullring, it's a long story but she told me a little about herself, where she was from and what she does. I was looking for that bus station. But she said she was not from Birmingham. I met up with her about 9 years later. She said she doesn't remember it. But she does know of Victoria Square. I heard they have taken away the fountains.