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when you've had your bacon sandwich, a quick fag is all thats left before the start of a days shift...............................
Ex-Dublin Volvo Olympian Alexander RH R95 LHK works around YJ51 RFL, a Wright Eclipse Metro (Volvo B7L) operated by First York on the number 4. The air suspension on the Olympians give them a better ride than a lot of modern buses, such as the Volvo B7 - however in the corners the buses do lean a little bit!
This is the Church of St Francis of Assisi in the Bournville area of Birmingham. It is quite close to the Cadbury chocolate factory, and is part of the Bournville Village.
It is a Grade II listed building dating from 1925.
It is on the Linden Road.
Completed 1925, by W Alexander Harvey. Brick with minimum stone dressings; Roman tile roof with Lombardic eaves cornice. In a round-arched style. Basilican in plan with apses east and west, narrow lean-to aisles and north and south porches. Granite arcade coluans whose capitals are alternately carved and unoarved. Six bays, the aisle window and couplet to each bay. Excellent woodwork in the stalls. South chapel of 1966. The church forms a group with the Parish Hall to which it is physically linked on the left.
Church of St Francis of Assisi - Heritage Gateway
At the bottom is a sign for Cadbury Trebor Bassett saying that cars are left in car park at owners risk.
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The lean-to is well marked as people often visit the fire tower at night, then camp in the lean-to. andyarthur.org/photos/beebehill/leantosign.html
David Lean Cinema, Town Hall, Croydon. Opened as part of the Clocktower Arts Centre in 1995, closed in 2011 and reopened in 2014 as the David Lean Cinema. Now run as a Community Interest Company mostly staffed by volunteers. Although digitally equipped it retains the ability to screen film stock.
London Borough of Croydon, Town Hall, David Lean Cinema
June 2016