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  • Hi Saltleyman. I am trying to locate an old buddy who started at Saltley during 1962/ 1963
    as a cleaner. He was known as Tony Taylor (Anthony). Is it possible you may have worked with him?
    Hi I must be older than most of you but I worked at Saltley as a fireman with so many drivers including Bert Emery who i fired for in the middle passenger link my word i remember firing so many of the Jubilees (5xs) Trafalgar Nelson Rooke British Honduras, Bengall Bombay again with Bert Emery Good days any one remember me Alan Lucas (the singing fireman keep smiling every one and dont get too much under the brick arch and keep your tubes and ash pan clean
    hi, brian, did you know Jimmie Tipping? he came to my depot, speke jct, then went back to brum. and became an specky. Also ronnie parkingson, he came to skipton and became a driver, i "minded" him, john.
    hi,brian,did you know drivers, firth, carlton,middleton,tipping,steadman,of saltley depot, i sent you a p.m. before, did you get it? barbarajohn.
    Hi Saltleyman, I was wondering if you knew a fireman at Saltley called John Bloore. I believe that he was a fireman in the 1960s with his father Basil Bloore who was a driver. I think John was transferred from Saltley to the north of Scotland to work on the Far North Line. A scotrail driver told me that John Bloore passed away on new years eve in 1999 which would have been 14 years today.
    Hi Brian
    I certainly remember you sir, last time I saw you you were the "gaffer" at Cambridge in 1991, when we were route learning the road for the Stansteds with the new 158 dmu's.
    Hope you are keeping well ? Nice to hear from you.
    I decided to take early retirement in 2006, I'd had enough of the so called "railway" that we now have !
    You might be interested in another site www.railchat.co.uk in the Train drivers section you will see a Saltley Thread which has a number of ex Saltley men contributing to it.
    Hope you receive this Message.
    Regards
    Brian Hammonds
    retired Saltley Driver.
    Hi Brian, remember me, Brian Heath, Saltley from the late 50s to the late 70s, If I remember you had a nick name in those days? lol would be great to hear from you mate.
    Cheers
    Brian
    Hello.

    My dad is no 83 and retired from Saltley Depot in Birmingham. Orginally a fireman he became a roster clerk until her retired in the 80's. I am trying to put him in touch with other railway men.

    Are you able to help. In all honesty he has become quite cut off whilst caring for his wife who has dementure.

    Kind regards Isabel Aston.
    Brian,

    Thanks for the link, I did come across it about a week or two back when I was looking for all or any information on signalling on my patch.

    Your help was much appreciated though.

    Anyway, just want to ask you if you could ask OT and the others on how would you fancy a meetup in the first week or two of December for a few christmas drinks?

    Alex
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