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Again thank you all for your messages, had a lovely day, skyped son and grandaughter in st Petersburg , skyped daughter in Sydney, skyped son in Canada .. Then family came up to see me, finished the evening off with good friends and even better red wine !!!! A happy new year to you nottstalgians, love to you all Chrissie xx

Let us know how you get on nick good luck regards Andy c

Following on from Micks link to the article on Andrew Bryants death , have found an entry on the Electoral Registers up to 2013 for Carole and Stanley Johnson in the right area . Age seems about right but of course Johnson is a very common , name so its not impossible its another Stanley and Carole ? I have sent the address via private message to yourself (click on the envelope icon at the top of the page) . If Malcolm Bryant was her brother she is the one most likely to have contact details with the rest of the family . Can't see a phone number so its possible they have moved but maybe a le

Nick Google already logged your request here Have you seen the 2nd relevant Google result? 4 results (0.18 seconds) Search Results 1. Portal - Nottstalgia Nottingham Forums nottstalgia.com › Nottstalgia Nottingham Forums › Portal‎ 17 hours ago - Hi guys, did anyone know of a andrew paul bryant ? (sneinton area i think). Thanks. Nick. 39 Views · 1 Replies ( Last reply by a charlesworth ) ... 2. Drugs Tragedy Is Still Very Painful - Cannabis News - UK420 www.uk420.com › ... › News, Views and Politics › Cannabis News‎ 4 Apr 2004 - 2 posts - ‎2 authors ... the time she

Nick i sincerly hope that someone is out there that can help you in your quest good luck mate and a happy new year to you

Welcome to Nottstalgia, nickembleton. I look forward to reading your posts and sharing your memories. Did the chap you mention have a nickname?.

If people keep paying then the companies will keep charging. I think catfan was correct in his comment regarding the supermarkets.

Welcome Nick Who did he knock about with at Snenton?

Oh those Mundella girls!! I learned all sorts after school in the Rock Gardens and before going home to do my homework. Back at the Becket we were encouraged not to recognise the emerging urges of adolescence. I seem to remember getting severe bollockings for "losing" my school cap (to be worn at all times) one of the Mundella girls I was experimenting with decided it was a trophy and took it. Still I seem to have lost a few things at that age. I think in the UK "fags" were younger boys that did as they were asked by older boys attending public schools - the kind of culture embraced by our c

When I lived on Grainger Street, off Meadow Lane, we used to play football on Freeth Street. There were kids of all ages and grown-ups making up the two sides. The coats went down for the goals and then the game started. Any rules went out of the window after the first tackle and it became a game of all out war. If you kept the ball longer than two seconds you'd be limping for the next few days. If the ball went over one of the coats then there'd be an argument for the next ten minutes about whether it was a goal or not. The only time the game stopped was when a car came by but that wasn't ver

If it's number 21, can they see if my Great Grandad left anything in the loft from when he and his family (including Grandad) lived there in the 1880s?

Somebody always knows normally solved by now Nick bet wont be long happy hunting AndyC

I was just about to get all mardy, because you all got it. Then i saw it!

I was a member of "The Nottingham Historical Arts Society" in the 70s and recall excavating caves in Bridlesmith Gate (West side). I got a "pre-commercial" tour of the Drury Hill cave complex that was discovered during demolition in readiness for building the Broadmarsh Centre. Someone from the NHAS also showed me around the Peel Street complex, which is probably the biggest set of interconnected caves we have. The fascination for Nottingham caves is that they are all man-made. Temperature down there is pretty constant (cool) and therefore ideal to use as pub cellars. Other uses have been

Just looked up a few references on these points: According to 'Forward to Nottingham Victoria' by Ken Grainger (Book Law Publications), the embankments to the north of New Basford 'could be built up by spoil from the tunnels to the south [of New Basford], but that excavated from the Nottingham station site was required to be transported southwards to build up the site for the Queen's Walk goods depot and the approaches to the crossing of the Trent at Wilford.' But apparently there was delay in obtaining access to the site of the station, and instead the station site spoil was run out to the

It's ok Michael, I think it will fit easily on my drive

Bazza #19 asks "My question is....Do they all work for a living and if so how do they get so much time off ?" Maybe they are all teachers?

Do you really think that Nottingham City Council will let its subjects know the full story?

TGC, was indeed the Rock Gardens, we used to go there to meet girls from Mundella, in the 'arches', for a snog & a fag, we were Becket Boys........