Kelvinlad

These people will be able to show you. It's quite close to the entrance at the rear of Cooper's Scrapyard. http://www.friendsofwardsendcemetery.btck.co.uk/

http://www.friendsofwardsendcemetery.btck.co.uk/

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Would it have been The Everly Brothers and Frank Ifield and then Ketty Lester as the top three acts on the bill?

Doctor Wilson was our family Doctor way back when we lived in the area. Was the 'receptionist' called Mrs. Oates?

Do you mean the long demolished 'Roscoe'?

I thought that the guy who fitted the handles was a 'hafter'.

Hi Catherine, I've sent you a P.M.

Chilling upstairs at the West End on Glossop Road, that is until I heard an unusual number of ambulances go past. I then switched on the tv to discover what was happening at Hillsborough.

My aunt and uncle lived on Pickering Road and had a 12 inch Bush t.v. installed for the coronation. I remember watching the children's programme "All Your Own" with Huw Wheldon after the day's events.

I remember Beryl Shaw, she was a friend of my cousin Rita Yates who lived on Pickering Road. I think that Beryl lived at number 13. My cousin lived across the road at number 22.

Signed and shared on Facebook. Hopefully it will be published early.

I believe that there was one called the 'Gatefield' too.

And me too!!

The Phoenix was on Langsett Road where Maplins now stands.

You kept that one quiet Glynne!!

The customers allow it to continue as a viable business, if they all had a week off, perhaps the prices would become more realistic!

You could go along Bradfield Road and turn left at Legends. Rudyard Road is then first left. You can do this any time of day or night.

Part of the section between Rutland Road and Percy Street was single track because of the road width at that point.

I remember white sheets being put up to the windows back in the '50's.

B & c 8601

I remember seeing 'The Stirrings in Sheffield' there many years ago. One of the younger cast members was David Bradley.

I remember all those especially Mrs. Burke, plus Mr. Hughes, Mr. Carter, Mr. Cooil, Mr Popple, Miss Rowland. The only former classmate I've seen in recent years is Lewis Birks who played football for the school.

Are you Tony Royston who played cricket among other things? You were in the year above me. My surname is Yates.

I was there until 1958 when I moved to Chaucer for one term.