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Wasn’t there a song... ‘Walter, Walter, lead me to the altar?’ I remember my mum saying that.

I used to hate my middle name, but as i got older i tended to use it with my first name. Then when I married i requied the surname Dawn. When I first joined nottstalgia I used my middle name as not sure what the site involved and what the people on the site were like. So I will introduce myself (a couple of members do know my full name) High All I'm Sue how do you do. real name Susan Mary Dawn. Must addmit love the site and a great thanks to addmin for doing all the work.

Cables are a pain Carni ours seem to enjoy showing us all the internal wires, especially this iPad , it has a cover and there's little space to get the other end out without damaging the cable itself. At the moment it's taped up with black tape. The other iPad is 8 yrs old and the USB split in half . That's glued with superglue. They both work until the battery goes flat. Feel like putting them both outside to let the sun recharge them. It's 20 degrees.

Carni I would say you almost certainly snagged the cable and damaged the connection, hopefully not internally in the laptop. The easiest way is a generic replacement charger. Ebay do them for about £15.

If you're sitting at a desk or table Carni, why not just leave it connected. That way you'll be running on mains rather battery. I've got a 12" lap top that won't hold a charge, but works fine on mains. You can't replace the battery unfortunately.

Welcome Craig. This is probably it.....in the 1920s. Just down from the Royal Oak/Inn for a Penny. Eastern Cottage is now buried under Conway Crescent.

Mrs C has been a veggie for years & refuses to do me a fry up. Its a hard life.

They're just like us, really! We're only animals, after all, despite our high opinions of ourselves. I sincerely hope your little feathered patient makes a full recovery, PP.

Phil, back in 1989/90 I used to drive steam locos. Mind you, it was 3.5 and 5 inch gauge, up at Tonbridge Model Engineering track.

To be honest I can remember the faces of most of the instructors but not a single name. I moved on to Annesl;ey after Moorgreen, where I lasted until November 1969. I lived at 51 Byron Road in "The Rows".