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thanks for the info swarfendor it looks like the answer is no, maybe a family member will have a spare smart phone..

I have 2 bracelets one paired to my mobile and another one that I would like to pair to the same mobile. I have tried but had no success, can anyone help..Tom

heard its going to be an ice cream/cake shop

National service, wow that was an eye opener...I remember walking down to the midland station with my dad to catch the train to Oswestry

Hi, I worked with your dad for a couple of years on the grinding machines but I didnt know much about his private life. If I remember right he lived on Ranskill road. Your dads working day started in the afternoon and he usually worked till around ten at night..Tom

My name is Tom Jackson and I worked with your Mum at a company called John Guy, garden shear makers, March Street, in the late 50s/60s..

I did national service from may 1956 to 1958. I was born in 1938

I remember Madge Earnshaw, use to work with her many years ago

Hi Rita, sorry to hear of your parents passing away, and Georgie, my father passed away 23 years ago and my mother died 3 years ago. You were right about their names and my brothers name is Melvyn, he lives in Halfway. We have a younger brother called Michael and he was born when we moved to the Littledale estate so you wont know him. I cant remember the times when we all went to my nans but your description of the garden etc is correct. Tom was a Carbrook lad but we never met while we were both in the east end, it was a few years later at the Cutlers Hall saturday night dance. He was doing his national service and in 1960 we married and I moved to Crookes where we have been ever since. Hope you are keeping well and its nice to hear from you..take care, Maureen

Hi Rita, yes its the same Maureen Beeley and she remebers you quite well. She asks if you can recall the walks around Fox House with her mum and dad and having a great time. The highlight being a plate full of egg and chips on returning home, happy days. She wishes you well and hope you and your family are keeping in good health..Tom

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I remember a cobblers shop and the name Googies come to mind, pronounced "Goo-Jees". He was famous for making clogs and I think he had another shop near Weedon street

my wife Maureen lived at 19 Clay Street and remembers Maggie and Mary Andrews at No. 17. One used crutches and the other one worked for Bassets and she would reward us with a handful of misshapes for errand duties. At 21 lived the Wheeldan family, after them Mary and Tom Vickers with their elderly father lived at the cobblers shop. Other names I can remember are from Maltby Street school, Terry Wadsworth, Tommy Smith, Joe Smith, Sadie Peaker (my pal), Doreen Gelsthorpe, Pauline Travis, Brian Platts (panto fame), Brian Beumont, Ronald Dennison, Frank Smith, twins Rita and Georgie Shemeld and Ann Whitiker....fond memories

just passed broughton Lane and in the Carbrook area

No I cant recall your mum just your aunt. Wish I could give you more info but it was a long time ago..