piggy and babs

but then again there is always the members map

ive been wondering what had happened to them but with so many changes recently its sometimes hard to tell

quite a large group of parents grandparents and relitives of babies who had all died of cot death a lot of hard work fundraising by every one and yes it was a great amount of money raised but you would not belive the amount of people who belived then that these children were killed by one or both of their parents at one time when a baby died even the police treated the place were the baby died as a sceene of crime untill the postmortem had been caried out. many parents had an awful time i was very luck the police man who came to see us was attached to the coroners office and was very respe

yes carni it certainly looks like it to me.i think when you remember it the building continued across the rd and you would not be able to see the top part of the rd from this angle,i may be wrong though.

you got a sib of hair carni but its very blond and difficult to see.

my voluntary work started from when i was about 13 when i joined the red cross and was a member unti after i got married we did first aid and nursing duties at many diferent places and events and ofcourse on flag days we would be out and about collecting in carlton mapperley and city centreidid some of my nursing duties at mapperly hostpitaland the old general hostpital on james fourman ward. in 1966 i did a volunteer first adider job at st georges park carlton rd at their playscheme the first but certainly not the last playcheme i volunteered at in 1980 i started helping to run lenton pla

yes clifton its a lovely building the front door of the building is a double door now riddo so i supose itsthe way it was built

used to go to a few pub aucktions had a few bargins there too

do you mean wendys sales never went to one of her sales but know her from her shop in ilkeston and her stall had a few bargind if her repro french dresser 20 quid had it about 15 years now nice table and 6 matching chairs 15 quid at the end of the night dont think she wanted to take it back sold it to a friend who was desperate for one for 25quid

i no long eat mcdonalds after getting food poisening from one of thier outlets i do sometimes go in to get a cold drink or use the loo. skeggy terrable for pulic toilets at the moment most of them being repaired inclouding disabled ones neare the beach compleatly fenced off ones near the station had to go round all the back rds to get to the ones near the market.

ouse bride was only a small bridge lizzie it changed then disapeared compleatly whith all the new rd layouts when the loop rd went in as for the ouse dyke as we all called it had many a booty trying to jump it at various points up the dyke unlike you i anly had little leggs still do and i could never quite make it hence one or two very wet muddy feet.and that was if i managed not to fall backwards and land on me bum not too bad on a hot day but if it was cold staight home to get dry and change cloths end of play for that day get the tin bath out to get cleaninto clean cloths but i had to stay

went to quite a few wedding receptions thereit was one of the biggest private function rooms in the area

i remember ian tivey toomy friend rosemary hhalam lived right at the endof conway cresent

hello carlton lad was your brother rogera play worker in his later years of wprking family now in australia i worked with him for quite a while at broxtowe adventure playground knew your sister dianne from carlton girls school and tony whento school with my younger brother

yes i do too carni as it means i wont spend so much time in the pub i can get out and about on my scooter last year was so hot i burnt my forehead and nose and cheeks despite having lots of sun cream on must find myself a good son hat this year,this one is the sith and only had one bad weekend rained most of the time. any one who is interested its on the 1st 2nd 3rd august this year if anyone wants to come for a day out sunday about one pm is the big ride in from burgh le marsh to the ship usualy about 200 bikes ride inand many more besides who are already there classic and modern

whent to skeggy totad and whent throughbleaseby fiskerton way to newark shale lane and a bread barrow lane as well as then went to sleaford through billinghay past labour in vain lan steven. now booked and paid the deposit for our rockers reunion in august.

sorry riddo i always get them two rds mixed upbut you obviously knew were i mentapart from playworks scrap storeswe did a lot of training courses there and playworkers meetings, but that was nov 2005 when i had to come off work sickso i never went back sono need to go again

i think like tellevision there are things that one person would enjoy but not anothersome of the things my sons watch i think what a load of rubish but they think its great. on the whole i really enjoyed the film last night but did think it showed all the bad stuff of slavery i would like to have seen abit more of the slave commumity as a whole and thelife when they were not working.

when i was working i often used to go to plyworks on the corner of north sherwood st and vickers st the building is opposit to the pride of erin pub and used to be the old parish hall and the factory that was behind it i wonder if any of you have any memories of it and what if anything it was used for then

anybody been to the cinema lately and what did you see piggy and i went last night to cineworld, our first trip in about 20 years as we normaly buy or borrow a dvd we went to see 12 days a slave very impressed with the film and the cinema studio once we got in but not so impressed with its disabled facilitys before we went in long quees to get in no were to sit other than on the floors was told after that i could have took my scooter into see the film but thats no good after the eventand last night i had not got my scooter as it was in for a winter service. trailer on for new film advertized

micheal i think all of us who lived near railways when we were young still like steam trains i love to watch and the smells asociated with them its the nostalgia of it i personaly no nothing about the engions or boilers and tracks etc but i know i like the lookof them.

dont know what the shop was then as i have only lived here10years but is a veitarian bakers know they make some nice cakes date and walnut our favorite they sell it in single pieces as well as whole cakes

am i right in saying tht near the bottom left hand side of this map it says royal oak carnt make out last word and above that it looks like ouse bridge as was talked about in another thread recently.

in netherfield bamfprds dairy next to lindas toy shop used to make lovely ice cream that too had little bitts of ice in 3p i think and penny suckers orange or blackcurant flavours and of course jublies. when mr whippys ice cream men came down the st i would think mid to late 50s as soon as our dog kim used to hear the chimes he would be down at the bottom of the terraceand sit and wait for him to get there the driver would always make him a cone and some one would give it hi8m to lick but if no one was around he would drop it on the pavement for him to lick up he was always first at the van

and yes cheryl cole is her real name and her partner is david dickenson