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I'm so sorry to hear this and thinking of you and your family

So sorry Benjamin, that you've lost your mate

I don't agree with a lot of things you say, but that wasn't the point I was making. I can ignore things I don't agree with but don't feel the need to criticise personally on here

Malicious comment could be levelled at a few members here, sadly

Have no objection to often interesting posts and photos, but if you're not interested, it's easy to ignore

Think I know what you're referring to, Lizzie, and I don't agree. Must say, as an intelligent Nottstalgian that I'm more annoyed by the political/racist/sexist view of some members

Disappointed to see so many critical comments on here today/tonight, with personal comments. The majority here are lovely - 2 or 3 people I would never agree with, but easy to ignore. Just skip anything you don't want to read - easy enough

Ernest O Croft served with Royal Garrison Artillery, Regimental no 75184 and Royal Engineers, Reg no 252987, according to his medal records. His service records have actually survived (so many didn't) and there's no mention of Sherwood Foresters

Wonder whether your sister might have been nearer my age - what was her name and roughly when was she born?. Ooh you were posh in those days, to have a car!

They lived near the junction with Melbury Road as far as I remember

The Browns had a daughter called Janice and boys, Richard, Malcolm and Phillip

Huxley Close - near me, then. We lived on Melbury Road from around 1965, when I was 8, until I Ieft home to go to University in mid 70's, although my Mum was there until she died in 1999. Did you know the Brown family who lived in Huxley Close?

I wish you luck too, but don't think you should be posting her details on here. I'm happy to come up with suggestions of how to trace her, if you want to message me

Good to see you on here - from one Bilborough girl to another!

Did you see my message about a possible address for the son of Ivy and Joseph?