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June 1977:

It is probably plainly obvious this is 100% true, but just in case:

" The following is 100% true"

I used to work on Broad Street in Birmingham, in a building that is now a Travel Lodge. It was mostly drinking, sleeping and shagging that went on there, when it was our office, so it was probably a logical step.

Over the road was a pub, named at various timed the Granville and The Westward Ho, but it is now O'Neills. This was the place that the staff drank at lunchtimes, and after work.

If you knew the manager it meant you could stay all afternoon, when they were closed, and again after they were closed at night. Some people even slept there and came straight to work the next morning.

One Friday night I ended up with the crowd who knew the gaffer, including a woman called Jane, who was the last word in well......shall we say 'VAMPS'.

I saw a movie the other day called The World Of Suzie Wong and the heroine Nancy Kwan reminded me terribly of Jane, never more so than in this picture ...

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