James06 - 14/2/2013 12:13
Redditch?
RosettaStoned - 14/2/2013 12:14
KFC?
LORD RON SAUNDERS - 14/2/2013 12:15
its the same as any other city, I would'nt call them no go areas, just dont go on a walk about in places you dont know. I was born in Aston, when you could walk anywhere. Sad to say I would'nt go for a walk down there now. The places called Newtown and Lozells are definatly no go for me.The area round by the NIA, Ladywood is not to clever either.
James06 - 14/2/2013 13:17
Mate of mine was with his mrs in a taxi and stopped at two cash machines on his way home, neither were working, the taxi driver thought he was taking the piss so drove them to alum rock. My mate was expecting the worst (horror stories about taxi drivers grouping up and giving people really good kickings) so told the driver to just let them out.
he did and they were walking down a road aimlessly, when a bloke pointed a rifle up at them from a basement factory and said 'what the fuck are you doing?' my mate shit himself, explained the situation and the bloke let him in. He told them that the asian gangs around there were deadly, they were constantly having a pop at the business premises and that's why they kept the gun. They had a brew, and then one of the lads on the night shift dropped them home.
badge73 - 14/2/2013 11:54
any truth in this urban myth that i have been hearing over the past few months of certain parts of brum being a no go area for white people after a certain time?
Green Tea - 14/2/2013 15:58
badge73 - 14/2/2013 11:54
any truth in this urban myth that i have been hearing over the past few months of certain parts of brum being a no go area for white people after a certain time?
Isnt Birmingham on the whole, pretty successful with multi cultural relations? I know the BBC reported a while back during the youth's rioting in the city and the one Asian guy being killed. That it could spark up a race war between Asians and blacks but it never came off.
The Fear - 14/2/2013 14:33
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