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Anyone remember holiday agent by the name of Carpenter on Bramall Lane between Queens Road and Asline Road 1950 on - Caravans , Flats and B&B.

NO NO NO

anyone seen bbc 2 at 9pm saturday 8/3/08- Enoch Powell's 1968 speech - Now was he right or wrong?

used to be Turners Hill Sheffield 2

any records of the Backfield Inn On the lane Backfields runs from Wellington Street to Devonshire Street ? ( gone now many years ago).

I REMEMBER GOING THERE AROUNG 1939 AROUND THE FIRST TIME IT OPEN

Anyone remember taggys selling icecream from a wooden hut on gleadless road end of darebury road the very best jam waffers and choc waffers ever. Use to sell ice dream from a hand cart outside the breachcliffe hotel millhouses.

Many thanks

from midland station to high storrs school

seeking S.S - age 40 - if anyone can shed any light on his whereabouts or how to contact him that would be great. K&D.

try the british legion sheffield branch

I'm sure the garden and fountain was there in the late 1930s,close 1939 start of the war blackout.

Theatre Royal was razed by fire around 1935 same for the the Albert Hall

if anyone can shed any light on his whereabouts or how I can contact him that would be great. ( Scott Spencer age 38 )

Can't polish a turd ..........you can flush it away

wickworths woodseats

Did we leave or was we told to leave. After 60 years of civil war should united nations deal with it. Lets put our house in order first, before helping others

pebble-dash prefabs and other types are still been used as holiday homes at Fitties Holiday Park, Humberston, Cleethorpes. Also some in Mablethorpe still used for housing. First used 1946 only to last 10 years ? .

Wainwright Gents Clothing and Hand Made Shirts on the 1st floor corner Eccy rd and Neil Rd owner retired late 1950. Chimney Sweep 159 Neil Rd one of the best ( forgot his name ).

WE ARE SURVIVORS We were born before television, before penicillin, polio shots, frozen foods. Xerox,contact lenses, videos and the pill. We were before radar, credit cards, split atoms, laser beams and ballpoint pens, before dish-washers, tumble driers, electric blankets, air conditioners, drip-dry clothes...and before man walked on th moon. We got married first and then lived together (how quaint can you be?) We thought 'fast food' was what you ate in Lent, a 'Big Mac'was an oversized raincoat and 'crumpet' we had for tea. We existed before house husbands, computer dating and sheltered accommodation was where you waited for a bus. We were before day care centres, group homes and disposable nappies. We never heard of FM radio, tape decks, artificial hearts, word processors, or young men wearing earrings. For us 'time sharing' meant together-ness, a chip was a piece of wood or fried potato, 'hardware-ware' meant nuts and bolts and 'software' wasn't a word. Before 1940 'Made in Japan' meant junk, the term 'making out' referred to how you did in your exams, 'stud' was something that fastened a collar to a shirt and 'going all the way' meant staying on a double-decker bus to the terminus. In our day,cigarette smoking was 'fashionable', 'grass' was mown. 'coke' was kept in the coalhouse, a 'joint' was apiece of meat you ate on Sundays and 'pot' was something you cooked in. 'Rock Music' was a fond mother's lullaby, 'Eldorado' was an ice-cream, a 'gay person' was the life and soul of a party, while 'aids' just meant beauty treatment or help for someone in trouble We who were born before 1940 must be a hardy bunch when you think of the way in which the world has changed and the adjustments we have had to make. No wonder there is a generation gap today...BUT we have survived!

Peter (Swanny) all the very best wishes and get well soon,and Norma. Thanks for the memory you was great, keep showing them caps off.

http://www.votersrevolt.org.uk. I found this very interesting. Do you agree with the aims of Voters Revolt Save Democracy.

he was one of the best as a footballer untill he sold matches that was his downfall, agreat pity.

Try Northern Ireland all is ok now Fly to Belfast its a fanastic city. Plenty to do Many places to visit Plenty of hotels,hire a car. Contact tourist board Northern Ireland Visit Dublin. If you like it make your next trip to the South of Ireland Was there last year the weather very warm and sunny

hope they get him. put him on a dis used oil rig in the north sea with a fishing rod