raymondo1952

There were 2 pie shops one near gate pub and the other near Travelers pub they sold tripe and chicklin and bag

What about Slacks shops they were bakers of bread and cakes not tasted anything as good as a well done uncut loaf ---------- Post added 14-02-2017 at 11:25 ---------- Hayman had a bookies on Attercliffe near brinsworth street used to give us a bob to look after his car when he came to shop

How many times in the old days did you get a thick ear or a ear bashing off your parents for coming home from school or playing out with your jeans ripped? You now buy them like that now

Was Mr Robinson a scrap man at Darnall ?

Mony Mony Tommy James and the Shonndells

Telstar is the one i remember

More likely if he was a trade man he would have come in contact with this terrible stuff the pipes were lagged with it Furnace bottoms were lined with it boilers were rapped in it

I remember Dunford Hatfield /Elliott's on Chippingham Street Attercliffe

I use to live on Fisher Lane and saw it start from there

Farahas fair use to come on Collarage Road fields and on fields on Worthing Road Atterciffe near the wreck as we use to call it

I knew a family called Saviles that lived on Makin Road I went to HG school how old is your dad

Does anyone know a company that will cook you a Christmas turkey for a price?

The old days you can't send a bus on some of the routes today never mind a parcel

When I was a school boy Kettle Bridge was where they kept a lot of old train engines Top of woodbine Road they kept passenger stock

Hi13lade4 life If it's a hospital appointment you can order their transport they have wheelchairs you can use because of your fathers disability

Use to live on Baggley Road a few doors from pet shop across from Skinerthorp Road 1970 good strong stone built house and a clean environment totally different from today

Must have gone from fairthorn to castleton on a day out

Think fairthorne was at Castleton

The ban it brigade is at it already,when i was young like many more we use to do the same thing set fireworks off early that's why people use to go out with a guyfawks to collect money for fireworks Something don't see to often today

Fog First said before a game of mabs (marbles)

One of my old mates dad had a immaculate Humber Hawk of course it was in black

Knew Albert from Brown Baileys use to live on Cartonvile road that was in the 70s

Attercliffe will not be brought back to life because it will never die while people remember it in their thousands

Did you ever have a game of mabs in scoilyard

I knew Ken Saville who lived on Makin Road allso worked at brick yard and Brown Baileys RIP