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I am trying to find a picture I posted for colouring a long time ago taken in Venice 1960 but owing to my old age and computer illiteracy I am unable to find it. Can someone help me please?     Uplands               

I came across this if anyone is interested.

Many moons ago I called upon you good people to colour in a black and white photograph of my old pub in Dawley. The response was very good and much appreciated.
I have since found an old postcard showing another view taken during the 1902 Coronation of King Edward V11. Could you please try your magic on this?

Does anybody have a picture of the above cinema?
The place is now a Kingdom Hall but prior to the Jehova Winesses puchasing the building it was a Swimming baths and prior to that was a cinema owned by my wifes uncle Alan Stewart. Alan converted the cinema into a swimming baths in the 1950's.
He was also landlord of the Bush, Inn St Georges in the 1960's.
Amongst other cinemas that he ran were also the Regal in Hadley, The Cosy, in Dawley and the Royal also in Dawley. Another cinema was the Plaza in Coalbrookdale.

My wifes grandfather George Brown served in the Royal Horse Artillery and was a farm labourer prior to joining up
On leaving the RHA he became a publican in Bridgnorth before moving to the Bush hotel, Hadley Shropshire.
He and his wife Rose brought up seven children whilst at the Bush and Rose died in the Cottage hospital on the 29th March 1925.
I have lost track of George after his wife died and do not know when he left the Bush or whether he remarried or not. Hence I do not know when he died.
He was born on the 3rd September 1865 at Tiddiecross, Wrockwardine, Shropshire. His father John Brown was a farm labourer as was George.
I am posting a picture taken (I think) in Jamaica and George is in the centre of the threesome leaning out of the window with the moustache.
The Lance Corporal on the left is holding a pith helmet with the RHA badge attached.
Is it at all possible to find out any army details of George? I know this is a very long shot and any help would be greatly appreciated.

Bob Hanley.