jackanne

I remember John Stubbs bit of a lad in his time.

Did anyone go there at that time?

Looking for anyone who worked at Gees on Shoreham Street.

I remember Heartbeat club and bowling ally,mid 60s we would go to Grapes at Dalton 6 pints then drive back to Queens Road and a few games of bowls.A few years later going to Heartbeat with girlfriend now wife.

I remember my mum taking me to Castle House to see Father Christmas,must have been mid 50s.I also remember taking our daughters which would have been late 70s.Father Chrismas did't look 20 years older on second visit!

Gees were on Sycamore street untill 1960 when they then moved to Shoreham Street.

Anyone remember Gees decorators merchants on Shoreham Street?

I went in the cafe every morning in early 70s.

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I was there 61 -65 Anne Randall.

We have lived in North Anston for past 15 years,it is well served for shops pubs and open spaces,anston stones woods is very nice,good schools in area and parks.Like most places some parts are better than others but you would be able to see that for yourself when looking for a house,we have not had any problems in the time we have been here.

I remember going in Mary Gentles in 63 when i worked nearby.

I remember Mary Gentle being on Howard Street.

You need to put more information,his name where he lived who he worked for then you will maybe get some replies.

May 30th 1991 opening night Paul Simon,we were there but on top row at very back,he was a small dot in the distance!!

Try Aqua card,online.

I guess it's no longer handbrake because you do not have to use your hand to put it on or take it off.

The minimum premium bond holding is £25.

I can remember the one on corner of Stanhope Road and also when i was at Gleadless school,i left in 59,there was a small shop opposite the bottom of Croft Road .

Owler bar good view of all of Sheffield.

My wife has a scooter which she has had for the past 8 years and it is insured and has third party cover,she would much prefer not to have a scooter and be able to walk on her own but that is no longer possible.We see lots of people on scooters who make silly decisions and put themselves and other people in danger but like some older car drivers they do not want to give up there independence and freedom to go out. Untill the law changes and older car drivers are required to have there driving abillity checked and scooter riders have to have a test then nothing will change.I am an older driver by the way 73 but like everyone else think that i am ok.

Only a mobility scooter which is class 3 and can do 8 mph can be used on roads,anything smaller can only be on pavement.You do not need road tax or insurance for a mobility scooter.

Try looking in Dronfield,south west of Sheffield it has all the things you are looking for.We did it other way round many years ago and lived in Cleeve west of Bristol,but back in Yorkshire now.

Didn't work there but it was one of my customers when i was a sales rep for Mcvities cakes in early 70s.

It's no more difficult than fitting a plug,3 wires connect to fitting in wall,turn electric off pull cooker out ,disconnect wires,move cooker,put new cooker in place,connect wires all done.