Only a couple of years since the old Brewery on the side of the canal went up in flames - Had another massive fire today - for those of you who remember the Alcohols Chemical Company - there's probably nothing left by now :
http://www.expressandstar.com/news/2012 ... ical-firm/
Fire in Langley
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Re: Fire in Langley
Isn't that just over the road from the previous fire?
Terrible.
What about if Albright and Wilsons caught fire(sorry Rhoda)?
I remember when The Midland Tar went up in flames.We could see the fire from the top of Grafton Road!!
Terrible.
What about if Albright and Wilsons caught fire(sorry Rhoda)?
I remember when The Midland Tar went up in flames.We could see the fire from the top of Grafton Road!!
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Re: Fire in Langley
Yes Rob - they are very close together - think I'll be moving soon, just in case
My daughter in law came round mine this morning, and she could see the smoke from Halesowen
Hope Rhodia never goes up - that could be even worse. I remember a few years back when I was living in Pound Road, the chimney blew off the top of the main stack in Rhodia - don't think they ever found it. It was on a summer evening and we had guests around for dinner, I had laid the outside table because it was still warm. Police cars were driving around warning everyone to keep their windows closed, so we had to stay inside and boil.

My daughter in law came round mine this morning, and she could see the smoke from Halesowen
Hope Rhodia never goes up - that could be even worse. I remember a few years back when I was living in Pound Road, the chimney blew off the top of the main stack in Rhodia - don't think they ever found it. It was on a summer evening and we had guests around for dinner, I had laid the outside table because it was still warm. Police cars were driving around warning everyone to keep their windows closed, so we had to stay inside and boil.
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Re: Fire in Langley
You need to go to the archives Antie em safe there! 

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Re: Fire in Langley
Northern Lass wrote:You need to go to the archives Antie em safe there!
Might go on Thursday

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