anyone remember harrison, i think his name was mick, and he had another mate called mick bun, i think, i think they lived around zion lane, one worked at bradwell electric's.

Check the "Are you from Attercliffe " thread pal, sure youl find plenty on there, its near the bottom of the page.:thumbsup:

does any body remember the wright family off ripon street

does any body remember the wright family off ripon street
Ido, went to school on woodbourn rd with Colin?:loopy: :loopy:

anyone remember harrison, i think his name was mick, and he had another mate called mick bun, i think, i think they lived around zion lane, one worked at bradwell electric's.

I remember Mick (bunny) who worked at Bradwells, he had a mate called Mick Harrison, I had some good friday nights downtown with them in the past.

cyber i also have had some good friday night's downtown with them, we used to meet in the claymore and then go to a night club.
are you one of the lad's we used to meet up with.

tiger1408, yes we also met in the Claymore every friday for about 5yrs with
other mates some from Bradwells are you one

Try looking in this thread for people from Attercliffe
http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=9013

Looking at the massive size of the Attercliffe threads, you'd think the entire city came from Attercliffe originally. A lot of us did because that's where most of the big steel works were close to. I lived in Tinsley, Abbeydale, and Greenhill eventually, but Attercliffe was special. I took my son there on a trip from Canada some years ago to show him where I was born, but where our terrace was was now a parking lot. It made me very sad.

Looking at the massive size of the Attercliffe threads, you'd think the entire city came from Attercliffe originally. A lot of us did because that's where most of the big steel works were close to. I lived in Tinsley, Abbeydale, and Greenhill eventually, but Attercliffe was special. I took my son there on a trip from Canada some years ago to show him where I was born, but where our terrace was was now a parking lot. It made me very sad.
Attercliffe was also a very big area, most people would also describe Carbrook as part of Attercliffe, and its fringes stretched into a few other areas too.

yes i was one of the lads who used to meet up in the claymoore, do you remember argos, gary nickname feet, one or two others, cyber PM me your email address

does any body remember the wright family off ripon street i remember jackie wright,he started doing turns in pubs and clubs ,as a singer,and he was once in emmerdale.he was a friend,of old seth armstrong.

anyone remember harrison, i think his name was mick, and he had another mate called mick bun, i think, i think they lived around zion lane, one worked at bradwell electric's.
bunny worked at Bradwell electrics,harrison did the doors at fiesta the other mate was paul bunnys half brother ...

Looking at the massive size of the Attercliffe threads, you'd think the entire city came from Attercliffe originally. A lot of us did because that's where most of the big steel works were close to. I lived in Tinsley, Abbeydale, and Greenhill eventually, but Attercliffe was special. I took my son there on a trip from Canada some years ago to show him where I was born, but where our terrace was was now a parking lot. It made me very sad.

what road, off the 'Cliffe were you from, buck? (and what sort of age are you?if you don't mind me asking)

I remember the wholesale clearance of the 'Cliffe, as a kid, my own grandpa's house is "under" the parking lot of the arena, beside the old Carbrook School, (which became the Players Cafe) it always makes me want to have a little "sniffle" when I go past the site of the house my mother grew up in.

does any body remember the wright family off ripon street

I went to school with Robert, we once bought a pup from them, they had a dog called queenie.

My mum and her family were from the Cliffe, they were called Fletcher. They lived on Kings lake street which was somewhere near the old police station.

alison wright

alison are you our gals daughter

bunny worked at Bradwell electrics,harrison did the doors at fiesta the other mate was paul bunnys half brother ...

I remember Mick Harrison at the Fiesta, I worked there, he could put his ale away, wonder what he is doing now