Perry Barr

Usage of its station is low relative to the population it serves and the number of trains a day it sees.

It has comparable footfall to Perry Bar, Kenilworth, and Fort William stations at around 180,000 passengers per day.

per year from benton junction we continue northwards uh at this point now i would say probably you stick with the two-track railway although again like can you fit four tracks in here i reckon you could with a bit of effort you potentially could do it why would you do that Well, because there are bits of out in Newcastle that have absolutely no stations.

You know, you could be serving somewhere that really ought to have better service, Killingworth, for its extremely important role in the railways.

Been to Sunderland a load of times.

I've been to Perry Bar.

I've been dog racing in Ireland.

I've been to Cork with Mad Old Holly, if you remember her.

The gang was known for their roughness, but also for betting.

They would place wagers on horse races, gambling in local pubs, and at tracks like Perry Barr or Sandwell, which added a quasi economic layer to their street dominance.

These bets were more than just money.

They reinforced social hierarchies within the gang, creating a system of loyalty based on who could risk capital for potential winnings.

Yeah.

What was Perry Bar? If you

made a bad...

It's a roundabout.

Yeah.

If you made a bad guy, you didn't get over the line.

What was Perry Bar? 300 and something.

Which Perry Bar were we talking about? The last one, yeah.