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9 hours ago, John the Yorkshireman said:
Part of my National Service was at the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst where I made friends with Ray Larvin of the Lincolnshire Light Infantry from Nottingham. He said his family were involved in the fruit and vegetable business in Nottingham. The years would include 1961 and 1962.
I once went to find Ray and family at 26 Westgate, Old Basford only to find that they had gone on a holiday to Great Yarmouth. My Christmas card for 1963 was returned saying that the property had been demolished in 1963.
If you search for Larvin on this site there has been quite a few mentions of Ray.
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The red cross building has gone as well as the red cow.
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Regarding costa coffee shops, the 1 in Eastwood didn't last very long.
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That is spot on, the buildings to the left on the first photo was Hattersley Heaton, they made valves for industry, I think they went in the early 90's.
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was Wilson ford on park lane at Basford? don't remember j jones.
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19 hours ago, Brew said:
I think you're talking about the Bond Bug from the '70s. Bright orange wedge shaped.
I mean the Bond minicar from the '50s. To start it you lift the bonnet and there is a motorcycle engine that had to be kick started.
I have a picture of each but I'm too stupid to figure out how to post them from PB or DB
the bond bug had a Hillman imp engine.
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On 11/12/2016 at 0:02 PM, plantfit said:
Heanor Heavy Haulage with a Gypokrombi 78 ton tracked mobile crusher
I know it's not a Nottingham haulier but it's not all that far away
Rog
Just been told that Heanor Haulage are getting rid of the heavy side of the business.
http://www.malcolmharrison.co.uk/auctions/heanor-haulage-ltd.aspx
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#114, I think the pub was roughly where Ruby paddocks is now, the stone wall on the right of the picture is possibly part of the cottage at the top of Greens lane.
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Fogrider,
I don't remember seeing any photos of that building, was Stirlands involved with it?
The book although being a proper book, looks like a home made jobbie. I will have a look at it over the weekend, and see if there is any relevant info.
If you are interested I could probably scan the pages and e-mail them to you. Some of the photos and illustrations look like they have been photocopied, so the quality is not the best.
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Chulla. could it be the old lenton station that would have been very close to the personnel office, and the leen ran very close to it.
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The frontage on lenton boulevard was raleighs offices, the personnel office looks like it was on faraday road, I cant remember seeing that sign.
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That picture looks to be a lot older than the film.
looking at the picture it vaguely looks like the alms houses near to QMC, I know that the river leen runs close by so I wonder if there was an older bridge there before the QMC was built.
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The Falkirk wheel has a local connection, it was made by Butterley engineering at Ripley.
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Been passed Beechdale baths today, it is half demolished, last chance to get a few photos before it is all gone.
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I drove along Watnall road from Hucknall towards Kimberley today, I noticed that the sign for Watnall is the Hucknall side of the motorway, so I would assume that part of the development is going to be part of Broxtowe councils area.
I would imagine that there will be plans to build on the old Moorgreen showground, so taking Watnall closer to Hucknall.
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It seems strange that someone would be interested in buying either club, yet both will have new owners in a couple of weeks. Lets hope that they have deep pockets, as both clubs need a lot of money spending on them.
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There is some old photos of the Meadows on the post website today.
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Planning was given for this building in 2008. planning has been applied for conversion into 15 flats.
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#132 that building was built as offices, I don't think they were ever used, I noticed last week that is up for sale.
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I can remember the zephyr mk 3 and 4 but not the 1 or 2, dad had a mk 4, big old thing, bench seat, column change, v6. Must have drunk petrol.
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I lived on Kings meadows road in the early 70s, I can remember tanks travelling on the road, it was only 1 or 2 at a time, never took much notice at the time.
The thing I remember about the gun factory was the sheer amount of people that seemed to work there, all passing the house every day.
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Documentary on st anns, I dont think that we were much richer,
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2 hours ago, benjamin1945 said:
Embassy tyres still there............I still use it,have done for 30years..........same bloke as well,can't remember his name,always full of chat.........prices reasonable....never feel ripped off..............
Embassy tyres has a for sale notice on it, I don't think it will be the business, probably the buildings and land.
I see the owner most mornings waiting for the bus on Wollaton vale.
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On 21/08/2015 at 8:32 PM, catfan said:
Booking Fees for concert tickets, paying to book specific seats on aircraft, paying £30 to change a tiny detail on an insurance policy etc really gets my goat.
My wife bought 2 tickets to see Bruno Mars at the arena next year, £150.00 for the tickets, £18.00 booking fee, and £2.95 for postage. What a rip off.
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Things you don't see anymore
in Owt' Abaaht Nowt !
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I have seen newer lorries in worst condition. Nice to see an old lorry still earning.