Little Sheff

Abbey Glen on Abbeydale Rd has gone seriously downhill lately - all the staff that used to work there seem to have left and the quality has really nose dived. I've started going to Goodman Sparks on Ecclesall Road - the guy who used to work at Abbey Glen has moved there - if it is an expensive dress I would recomend you take it there.

I'm sure your offer is genuine - but with the news in the last few days that dogs are being stolen and that staffs and rottweillers are the prime targets you may find people reluctant provide the details you require.

Can anyone recomend a place to have laser eye correction in or near Sheffield? I know there is a place at Meadowhall who advertise on TV but would like to get some views from people who may have had it done? Thanks

I was in the second row and thought it was a great night ..what a guy and great dancing by green man

I used to get a 5p mix - Mojos, Black Jack, Fruit Salad, Drum Stick Lolly, Flying saucer, cola bottles, bazooka joe My chocolate favourite was Texan ...hated caramac though I also remember some little chocolate button type things in a white packet with a giraffe on ..no idea what they were called but they were great ....and some sweets in a cardboard packet called pick pockets.

Yes I remember Mr Potts ....I seem to remember him in a green adidas track suit ...he used to take us to Hurlfield to go swimming.

I know in Gleadless kids have been nicking wheelie bins and setting them on fire but tends to be at might ..i think

I remember Mr Tingle too...always seemed a nice guy. I was at Ashleigh a little later (mid 80s) and remember the following teachers: Mr Damms, Mr Underdown, Mr Bunn, Mr Renardson, Mrs Hall (English) Mr Newsom, Mr Donald, Mrs Kitchen, Mrs Powlson (Maths) Mrs McGreavy, Mrs Quarterman, Mrs Senior, Mrs Mullooly (Languages) Mrs Ashton, Mr Collier, Mr Jackson, Mr Barron, Dr Richardson, Mrs Green, Mr Hill (Sciences) Mr Holden, Mr Taylor (Economics) Mrs Amos, Mr Morgan (Games) Mr Hobday,Mr Miles, Mr Mackenzie, Mrs Archer, Mr Middleton (Geography) Mr Jarvis (Woodwork) Miss Cobb (Needlework) Mr Tunningly, Mr Jenkins (History) Mrs Miles, Mrs Bradley , Mrs Stainrod (Home Economics) There must have been so many teachers in the school.

I remember the Mr Jenkins you are talking about - I think he taught social sciences /history/geography. Not sure what happened to him though.

I've heard about this and people have said what a con it is. Apparantly there was a question: What are the most common things found in a ladies handbag ? and the answer was rawl plugs ??? How is anyone going to get that right ?

I went to Charnock - Brindly, Chantry, Hardiwlck & Nightingale were the housenames (I think)