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I bought a second hand ladies fur jacket off Sneinton Market around the mid 60's in my hippie days. Cheesecloth shirt and purple flared cords with Paisley inserts. No wonder dad cringed when I went out.

I've posted this link in another thread but thought I ought to post it here too, http://www.historyworld.co.uk/

On Ebay at moment photo of interior showing part of the former Black Boy Hotel

Arnold it is then, Lizzie!

This area would definitely be my choice of abode in Nottingham Stu, .....but unfortunately the kids got there first !!!!

See what i mean.........even the Boss ignores me...............lol.

Oh Catfan, you're the expert at extolling the virtues of your beloved Bulwell. Are you the alleged head of the Bulwell Mafia ?

I think you've gone onto the mobile skin! I think only admins can reset this for you. Happened to me before!

I really like Hucknall but I've never lived anywhere but Radford and I'm pretty happy here

Bramcote - if it is good enough for Roger Moore then it's good enough for me.

colly, I once saw a bunch of photos of cake decorating gone wrong. Someone had called the bakery and asked for Happy Birthday Stephen, it's Stephen with a ph. and the cake said Happy Birthday Phteven.

Sorry, I suppose this could go under "Pet Hates" bit I think it might have a lot of mileage in it! I hate it when supermarkets "hide" a full priced article in with loads of offers! I was in a suprmarket the other day with the grandkids buying chocolate - what else are grandparents for. They had a "Buy 3 for £1.20" deal, so, mouth watering, I thought "Ooh, one for me!" We chose our Galaxy bar, and Whisper and I had a Mars bar. Got to the checkout - no offer. Went back to the shelf which was full of these "3 for £1.20" bars - except for the Mars bar, right in the middle, which was part of a se

#2 But I could change my mind for this place in the Med, it is wonderful(been there ten times.

If I could afford it Newstead Abbey Grounds, but my money will not reach that far, so I will settle for the council house in slab square. Middle of Nottingham.

Do you mean since I moved in there RobL? Having spent my growing-up years in Arnold I know where I'd rather live

Hi crankypig re post 27, Yes the convent is lovely, my daughter bought a flat by the playhouse , now living in Shanghai but rents it out ......beautiful property and location ......handy for the derby road hostelries !!!!! And the theatre .....

I always thought posher areas would be more targeted with burglaries because people know it's a nice area and people living there are likely to have more valuables..

Not a knock on the area at all Michael but unfortunately I think many who live in the area would cite the various problems that Bilborough has these days. It's not just a couple of people and it's not just Bilborough. Yes, 'posh' areas as you term them have crime and violence too - off course they do - markedly less of it though.

Bravia40x,samsung ue55ju6800,5mbpx netflix,bandwidth5mbtx,streaming,.............i know ive woke up this morning,but what planet am i on ?

I'm with Banjo, Somewhere on the western side of the Trent like Bleasby, Fiskerton, Morton, Averham. Would obviously have to be cautious of any flood prone areas. Alternatively some of the beautiful villages further away from the river Gonalston, Thurgaton through to Southwell

Chulla , how dare you compare me with an Aeroplane !!!!!!!! only joking because your wife may not speak to me again if I shout at you. But Brenda may sound italian to you because you've known me for so long. There is a name in italian which is similar Wanda ( Vanda) Many english names are popular here but the emphasis on certain letters change the name completely. Nicola is a masculine name pronounced NicOla emphasis on O. AlicE emphasis on E (female). Ida (Eeda) A lot of masculine names translated are very old names but quite popular here. Maurizio, Maurice, Giorgio, George. Alberto , Alber

Would help if I could. Sorry, no idea on that one, Benji.

Catfaan,Stu,Carnie,Melissa,and David,.........you all tried to help Col........what about me and me Smilies ?

I'm perfectly OK where I am. Got everything I need around me in this area.

Anywhere in Nottingham with only one exception....................................Aspleh !!

I know col.............i still aint got me smilies.............

Just watching the newspaper review on BBC news channel. The Telegraph has a headline about proposals to ban confusing offers in supermarkets. Perhaps their reporter reads Nottstalgia!

Here's the Black Boy before it became the building we recognise. Seems to have been a bit of a nondescript place until Mr Fothergill got his hands on it; this is the building which he modified to his own style.

Strange to think that just 50 years before that photo of Cliff tons, that section of road was more or less a bog flooding in bad weather...And even stranger if you stand there today that below your feet is stone from the Fosse originally quarried by Roman engineers nearly 2000 years ago. http://www.nottshistory.org.uk/articles/tts/tts1931/itinerary1931p3.htm

I was nearly called six & seven eighths as the drew my name out of a hat

AND sit in the back yard if you want a fag ! Also who wants to sit drinking in a pub with screaming brats running around while their parents are playing with their not so very smart phone !

£1 for half litre of beer in a supermarket and 45p for a litre of tonic. A pub's got to have a lot of ambience and interesting customers to make it worthwhile to turn out - and then you've got to walk there on a cold winter's evening.

I'd be happy living around Woodthorpe/Arnold border. Oh, I already am! Used to fancy living in Mapperley Park, but it's gone right downhill.

I was standing near the top end of Compton Acres (the road) which is at the southern end of Compton Acres (the area). Difficult to reproduce in Streetview, but it was about here. https://goo.gl/maps/8Rk2UeTuQuu The giveaway is the white fascia on the right.

Starting on the left I think the church spire is All Saints in the Arboretum; next right is the Castle; the building with the red top is the Britannia Hotel on Maid Marian Way; next to the tower crane is the University Newton Building; further right is the Council House dome; then the blocks of Vic Centre flats.

Local for the city center ? Why not try the Medders or St Anns ?

Mick, Bubblewrap. If you missed the one you'll never get another one Bee-dee Bee-dee Bom-bom to San Fernando - Johhny Duncan Don't suppose The Last Train to Clarksville - The Monkees would be any good either or The Last Train to Dobcross - Oldham Tinkers This site often sends me off on tangents. I've just spent an hour on YouTube listening to "Last Train" songs found 20 without too much effort.

Carnie#40 Same thing happened to me

Nah FLY. second in command after benjamin !

DJ360 was in the mobile skin. I have reset to 'Old School' which is the recommended skin for this board.

I wonder if you are in the 'IP Board' skin that I usually use. Try scrolling right down to the bottom left and you'll see 'Change Theme' there. Click on it and a drop down menu will give you options. Try clicking on 'Old School'. Let us know, Col.

Somewhere in the Eastern Trent valley, maybe even near Newark, easy commute back to Nottm and peaceful. Not sure about the winters though.

I have a 2X Great Grandfather on my Mother's side who was Theophlilus. Pleased I didn't inherit that one!

You could have caught the last train there Mick ?

I've always disliked Mandy(short for Amanda ?) Mandy to me is a younger girls name I can't imagine a 90 year old granny being called Mandy

Why not Clitorious for a girl - there are plenty of blokes called Dick.......

Yes,and he still won £3666.......said hes going to 'blow it' on a trip to Vegas.........bet he can't find it..........

Ey up Ian,.......Fencing hey? .....Chain link,,,,,,wire,,,,,,,,wooden ?.......or the lunge and thrust type?

Hi Carni Lived on Main Rd, no 18. Front room used to be a green grocery shop. Next door was Leafs the butchers, then Duncroft Ave. Skellingtons the barbers, then Horsepools green grocers. Further down twds. Chesterfield Arms a chemists, Peppars? Across the road from us Richardsons paper shop, i think they moved further up towards Marsdens into a bigger shop There was another small shop across the road from us, Balls, a little old lady, sold sweets. Worked for a short time at Co-Op in the grocery dept. My mate worked round the corner at the mens hairdressers.Co-Op had old wooden counters the