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Eurofit Autocentres is Wolverhampton's largest independent group of vehicle repairers. Established since 2001 we take pride to give our customers the very best service and quality possible at an affor

Traditional back street boozer 15 Cross Street bradley Bilston United Kingdom WV14 8DL

Here at the Street Jitsu Association we are dedicated to providing the very highest quality of reality-based self-defence tuition. We provide a more realistic instruction method which has had many proven, positive results. Just ask or students or our friends on the links page. Our head instructor for self-defence is the world famous Dave Turton 9th Dan who himself has taught such great instructors as Geoff Thompson, Kevin O'Hagan, Jamie O'Keith to mention a few ... the list is very long! Our own chief instructor has had nine years with Dave Turton and has been on more seminars with him than any other instructor in the Midlands. That's why he is the only real West Midlands rep for the S.D.Fand the newly formed All Styles Martial Arts Associati

The Trumpet is not the proper name of the pub, but a 'nickname'. It's real name is 'The Royal Exchange'. It's history dates back to 1830, at which time it was a domestic house and butcher's shop until the then Duke of Wellington granted to the householder (on payment of a fee), the right to sell ale and beer from his premises. As it was a butcher's shop, it became known as 'The Butcher's Arms'. In later years it became known as 'The Royal Exchange'. An 'Exchange' was a place where people who could not pay their taxes in cash, could 'exchange' their various products for their market value (or tax value) with His Majesty's Collector of Taxes, and so pay off their tax debts to His Majesty the King. It is almost certain that there is a pub of this name in every English town or city. How it acquired the name 'The Trumpet' is a rather 'naughty' story and cannot be revealed in a 'family' orientated Web page, but can be read on a poster in the pub itself (you have to visit to find out !). THE CONTINUING STORY... Jazz started here under the ownership of one 'Les Megson' in the late 50's- early 60's,who, as the pub was usually not very busy, used to play his jazz records at quite a high volume, simply because he loved jazz!. This music was heard by a very talented pianist/instrume ntalist who lived just over the road from the pub, Tommy Burton, who offered to play there free, just for the fun of it. All he got paid was the money that people donated on a collection tray, and this tradition still exists. About the same time as Tommy, along came another very fine pianist and raconteur, Reg Keirle to supplement him.People started to get interested in this music, and musicians also started to turn up with their respective instruments to 'sit in'. It became in effect a 'jam session'.

We are a family run business with 15 yrs experience between us. We have been open almost a year now. We are located near christ church in coseley, we are 5 minutes away from coseley train station and are on bus route 22.