Thomas

Was there a bus staion at the side of the Mechanics picture house, i seem to remember something like that ?

I think it might be a good idea to sprinkle some peppar around your plants.

PC 49, anybody remember those books. ???

Is it Carlton St ( Goose Gate).

Your so right Beefsteak, thanks

If yer don't behave yersen i'll knock ya inter next week.

I went to Huntingdon St school, 1955-1959, my form master was Mr Spungin, there was also a music teacher called Mr Key. I lived at 4 Union Cottages, and when we looked through our front room window( which had iron bars ) all we could see was a brick wall which I believe was the rear wall of Hopewells furniture factory or distribution place.., so dark and gloomy on a rainy day. At the top of the entrance into the cottages was a second-hand furniture shop and a coal merchant, one of these hand the name " Brittles, can't remember if it was the coal merchant or the second-hand furniture shop.

I buy often from China ( Hobbyking ) for my model planes and boats, speed controllers, batteries, and many other bits and bobs, never had a problem.

I have decided to stop wearing them to avoid detection

THOMAS... I hope you have clean underpants on, we don't want you getting knocked down by a bus now, do we ??? I must say that I did have a problem trying to fathom out the connection between buse's and underpants.

Fantastic images Stu

Very sad news, condolences to her nearest and dearest.

I flew a model electric Lancaster bomber last week Nice pics, beefsteak, philbox. paulus

A policeman taking out his white gloves to direct the traffic.

Does anybody remember The Sun Inn, it was almost opposite Forest Rd West. There was also a pub that backed onto Clayton Square, any info please.