zacsmum

yes i think it was on thurland street

nothing to do with hi- fi but i have an ironing board bought in 1956 from thomas danks and all iv,e done since then is tighten a few screws . they dont make them like that any more

!jumping! happy birthday bip

!jumping! happy bithday Alison

I HEARD A SAYING ON THE TELLY I HAVENT HEARD FOR YEARS [ WILL YOU MEND THE FIRE] I SUPPOSE THAT WENT OUT WHEN EVERY ONE CHANGED TO GAS FIRES.

the heating for the victoria center and most of st anns were heated from the incineratot on london road which burnt most of the waste from nottingham and surrounding areas , it was run by notts county council untill it was taken over by wastenotts . my husband was in the weighbridge for about 15 years untill he retired

look a bit like joe brown [ but didnt think he was that old]

so sorry to hear about your mum den , my thoughts are with you at this very sad time

i remember the dot on the screen . coming down stairs after going to bed to find my husband fast asleep in the chair .after trying to wake him up, he would turn round and say why have you turned it off i was watching that

can anyone remember the music shop on the righthand side near to the boots social club ?it wood be in the 70s . it was run by a big fella with long hair. his name was johnny hobs . he also did turns at the weekends in the cremorne with a chap called maurice

I REMEMBER AN EARTH TREMOR IN NOTTINGHAM IN 1957. AT THE TIME I WAS WORKING FOR WILLIAM HOLLINS ON CASTLE BOULEVARD [ ON THE TOP FLOOR ]IT WAS VERY FRIGHTENING THE BUILDING ROCKED FROM SIDE TO SIDE AND THE SEWING MACHINES SLID ALONG THE FLOOR. THE FIXED LIGHTS ON THE CEILING SWUNG LIKE KIDS SWINGS ON A PLAY PARK

YES CLIFTON MINERS WELFARE . MANY MOONS AGO, 1970 TO BE EXACT

i met my husband in the stute . he was also my dustbin man , we were together 30 years, sadly he passed away 3 years ago

no he lived there with his mum , before he married my daughter

HI PHIL, I REMEMBER THE CHAP YOU WERE ON ABOUT , HIS MUM STILL LIVES THERE, AND IV,E JUST ASK MY SON IN LAW AND GUESS WHAT THEY MOVED INTO NO 12 IN 1979. TALK ABOUT SMALL WORLD

hi phil box . was yor mates name robert?

we lived 3/4 of the way up saxondale drive facing naworth close , my son-in-law lived on gayhurst green. we lived on saxondale from 1974-1999 then we moved to the coast .

hi alison sorry i,m a bit late with my post , been bacck to nottm for 2 weeks , we walked all over the meadows and beyond. when at school [trentbridge] we walked the embankment 4 times aday thought nothing of it in them days ,no school run in them days , not many cars you see.i remember going to school once in a fog and ending up at the paddling pool, didnt know where we were walking, you dont get peasoupers like that anymore. i could go on for ever about the meadows , during the war and after but thats another story cheers barbara

where abouts in alfreton cali gal ? im hoping to move there soon

i remember pipewood camp but i went twice in the 50s, then it cost £1. 17.6d for a month, which is about £1.75 p . and another one of the dorms was called brackenhurst. the thing i think of most was the date spread we had for tea it was yummy.another thing i remember were the nature walks , and the names of all the wild flowers , even today after55 years i can still name most of them. and what about mr dibbs , anyone remember him ? he had a big handlebar moustache. he thought himself a bit of a photographer and used to go round snapping all the girls. ive heard it no longer there , shame real

bit before my time , we moved from the meadows in 1975

is it nottm side of the trent facing wilford church

marty wilde

there must have been an albert street some where in bulwell, i havent heard of it