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Hi Guys. I'm back after a long absence because of health. I'm sorry if my exit from the Forum was a bit abrupt but at the time i didn't feel like going into long explanations. Me, and my wife Dawn are moving soon to a brand spanking new flat, two bedrooms, and it's LARGE believe me, we deserve it after what we have been through.

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Hi TonyW, glad to hear you're in better health.....................you now need to pick up from where you left off, try to forget the years of pain & struggle. Start on your new life, by telling us where pou were 'brung up' & what are your good memories from the past, forget the 'bad 'uns' they're history, & you've lived throught them.

It's a cliche but: Whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger!!...................good luck mate.......... :biggrin:

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hello tony and welcome back to the fourum hope you are on the mend look forward to seeing you post again

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Hello Paulus. I was "Brung up" LOL on Edwin Street No 60 near the top of the street on the left hand side. I lived in the Old St anns from the years of 1955 to 1969 then i left for Broxtowe. More to follow. Thank you for the welcome back. hellothere

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Welcome back Tony.

Glad your on the mend and back with your friends :)

Look forward to hearing from you.

You have a lot of interesting stuff to catch up with

Berrer geronweeit then, Eh? :)

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Not familiar with St Anns, but lived in Aspley from 1951 to 1970, knew a lot of Broxter boys & girls................Wilkinsons, Pritchetts, Miller Newman, Fuzz Whitby............... :)

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Paulus i knew all of the families you mentioned. I lived just round the corner from the Pritchetts, in fact Paul was a good mate of mine born on the same, and same year. I went to school with the Whitby's. I knew the Wilkinsons they used to live on Woodfield Rd, Barry Wilkinson was a mate of my eldest brother Pete. I use to live on Frinton at 171 opposite the Wilsons. I have the same surname of Wilkinson hence the "W". Small world innit. :) . Bomber Wells was a good mate of mine too.

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Paulus i knew all of the families you mentioned. I lived just round the corner from the Pritchetts, in fact Paul was a good mate of mine born on the same, and same year. I went to school with the Whitby's. I knew the Wilkinsons they used to live on Woodfield Rd, Barry Wilkinson was a mate of my eldest brother Pete. I use to live on Frinton at 171 opposite the Wilsons. I have the same surname of Wilkinson hence the "W". Small world innit. :) . Bomber Wells was a good mate of mine too.

Proper Broxter lad you were, I work with Paul Wilkinson, but my mate was older brother 'Mad Kev', & Dave Pritchett

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I came to Broxter in 1967, and went to John Player School until 1969 when i started down Babbington Colliery. I left Broxter in 1972 or there abouts but i made some good friends up there. i was pals with an Irish lad "Tony Culligan" who use to go to John player. memories hey?.

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