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I was stopped twice yesterday, once on the moor and later on fargate, both times by tall young men who stood in front of me so I couldn't get round them, asking for money. They were both clean and well dressed so I assume were not street sleepers. As an elderly woman alone, this is intimidating and surely should be stopped.

Cornish, as in mantelpiece We used to call the kitchen worktop 'the side', and said sidey the table as well. butter and best butter. Friends from down south can't get their heads round this, as in, butter was marge and best butter was butter!!!

Looking for long term housing rental, can only find short term lets. Thanks

does anyone know when the fly past is please?

Yes, Mr Lamb was the headmaster and his son went to the school. ---------- Post added 20-08-2018 at 20:05 ---------- Mrs Fincham was the deputy head, a real battleaxe as I remember!

My grandparents lived at the bottom part of mushroom lane, between the hospital and the ponderosa. They were the Pearsons, with William, Nellie, Frank and Keith Their back garden backed onto the ponderosa. Does anyone remember the prefab buildings that were a school, in the ponderosa, my sister went there.

I went to Shiregreen School and used to go to the Paragon fish and chip shop at lunchtimes, they did half an uncut small loaf with the bread scooped out and filled with chips. The Paragon cinema was opposite, which did a matinee on Sat afternoons. For one shilling ('old'money), we got cinema (pictures) ticket, ice cream in interval, chips from Paragon chippie afterwards. This was in 1950's. Anyone else remember? ---------- Post added 20-08-2018 at 16:38 ---------- I went to Sally Carmichael's dance school above bellhouse road club, with Marti Cain(Lyn Shepherd) from 1959 to 1962. Anyone else on here went there?

Frank White is Richard Hawley's uncle.

One was flying over City Road last Saturday.

The one on the bridge at Hillsborough

Sorry to hijack this thread, but does anyone know of a good indian restaurant that does good veggie dishes?

Does anyone know which parks/times etc do the cycling for adult beginners where bikes are provided? Decided i'ts time I should learn. Thanks

Thankyou for the replies, will try both later

Hi, I have two questions. 1. I have a very old desktop which I don't want to use anymore. It has a file on it that I want to transfer to my laptop. A friend suggested emailing it to myself, to pick up on my laptop. However, it isn't connected to the internet and the tower doesn't have anywhere to plug an ethernet cable in so I can use it wired, just to email the file. Help!!! Any suggestions? 2. Any ideas on how I can install a printer without the installation disc?

Thanks for all the replies everyone, lots for me to try out. Happy dancing!!! Magz

salsa could be anytime really, what about a lunchtime one? Lots of workers in town during the day. re bands, what about putting something on as part of tramlines?

salsa classes?

Thanks Waldo, I found the cubana one, going tonight. Will try all the others to see which one I like best. Loads to choose from!!! thanks, Magz

I'm looking for beginners salsa classes in Sheffield, can't seem to find many on the web. Thanks

Not exactly town centre but Delaneys music bar at bottom of cemetery road has bands on every friday and saturday nights, always good crowd and friendly

I'm thinking of buying e-cigarettes, anyone have any ideas on which are the best ones?

Grapes Trippet Lane, Fagan's Broad Lane - both well known for acoustic 'se ssions' most nights, feel free to join in

The Pheasant at Wadsley Bridge, real home cooked carvery, very popular, £5.50 each or two for £10.

Delaney's music bar at very bottom of Cemetry Road, just past Waitrose petrol station. Bands on at weekends and brill sound system otherwise. Good buffet or bring your own, real friendly place and great surroundings

Hi Glenys, no, the Grapes doesn't do food on Sundays. Fagan's do a good Sunday lunch, but no music on Sundays! The two pubs are only a five minute walk apart however!