mikeG

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Hi Brian, Tried to send pm but computer being silly.. Will try again and condense 60 years of history into a page or two. Great to hear from you. Am still in touch with Barry Holmes who was with Pat Leslie and the Greycats for quite a while. Will try to send pm soon.

In 1962, she was dating a telephone engineer. Don't know if they married as I haven't seen her from 1963 onwards.

I worked with a Carol Inglis 1960-62. She lived on Fitzhubert I think.

A sad example of selfishness and self importance.

1954-59 I was in Sherwood. Was Welbeck one of the 8?

The Plough, Sandygate Rd. Can't remember the price in 1960.

I often used the Museum as it was handy for the bus stop over the road. Numbers 54, 55 or 51 (as they were then). Haven't been in since 1962. Believe it looks a bit different now.

Must admit, I drove through Sheffield centre 2 years ago for old times sake. I hardly recognised it and finished up stuck in a 'bus and taxi only' lane. Found the road to Broomhill and the hotel. However, the next day I got the bus into the centre and was pleasantly surprised. I particularly liked the Winter Gardens. Things have changed a lot since the 1950/60's. The steelworks where I worked in Shepcote lane is now a housing estate and Barclays Bank where I worked in Hillsborough is, I believe going to close.

The Man Who Died Twice - Richard Osman. Enjoying it.

I'm with you on this one. I find it strange that the law insists we provide him with food, clothing and heating etc. for the rest of his life. The taxpayer provides - again.

First suit at Burtons, corner of Middlewood Road and ?? another road where Regents Court flats are.

Thanks.

Can anyone tell me who the guilty party was please. Forgot to record it.

I am not convinced by the validity of his theories.