NARMI

We were with British Gas home care for 28 years never had a problem. we only changed because we needed a new boiler theirs were a bit on the dear side. At this time of year they are very busy, so, take what you are offered. Next year book your service in the summer when they are not so busy.

My husband had one fitted yesterday in Rotherham General Hospital. He was there at 8am home by 4.30pm. Everything went well touch wood. he had a good night's sleep he was up bright and early this morning as usual. He has been given a monitor that he keeps in his possession and is plugged into an electrical socket and it relays his heart beat back to the hospital via the mobile phone network all through the night, it's the size of a smart phone see the link below. https://www.biotronik.com/en-ch/products/crm/transmitter/cardiomessenger-smart He says the doctors and nurses were absolutely brilliant.

Anyone know the surname of George who lived at 84 Cross hill Ecclesfield in 1961

I was born in Pitsmoor and used these baths regularly in the 1940s and early 1950s. I have a photograph taken inside Corporation Street baths from those days. Does anyone recognise anybody in it. Click on link below. http://my.jetscreenshot.com/19656/20141122-ahor-311kb And this link http://my.jetscreenshot.com/19656/20141122-84bi-196kb

Hi Frank, Jean Martin was my best friend at school Pye Bank. do you know where she is?, and do you remember Nina Dodd she was a friend of mine too. Darrel Stent I remember all the girls were crazy about him he was so goodlooking. Cheers Nora Armitage.

wow,someone else remembers that tree.I used to climb round there when I went to Broomheads chip shop,We could have killed ourselves. But the chips were worth it.

If its the factory you want the bus you need is the x5 from the Interchange platform d. The stagecoach 52 will only take you to Woodhouse Mill. It is quite a walk from there

The woman in the sticky bun shop I think her name was Ivy Goodman.

It was the govenor of the bank of England

come on you Hallam voters go back to your roots vote conservative

Hi frank Nora Armitage here. You mention Jean Martin she was a special friend of mine, we were in the swimming team together with Molly Athorn Miss Morton was the swimming teacher, I have a photograph of the four of us in the playground at Pye bank school. Falls is the one with all the names you should read his posts, by the way I seem to remember that all the girls were crazy about Darrell Stent is he still goodlooking.Good to know there are still a few of us still around. Bye for now, "narmi"

Louise Reaney Queen Street 01142759333

so if they get in again we will know who to blame

the road you are looking for is Cranworth Road which runs into Brotherton St. Which then runs into Rock St. While I am here can I say Hi to Falls. Its Nora here still reading your posts xxx

Yes Nora, we were all in in Hilda Smith's class and yes!, she could dish it out the the cane. I think the funniest thing about her classes was music, particularly singing. She would start a song by finding the note on that wreck of a piano. Then warble "This your noteeeeeeeeeeee". Rita Heathcote (another name I've just remembered) and I would look at each other and then Rita would have a bad attack of the giggles. Why Hilda never saw us is a mystery. Regards Hi Falls, thank you for your reply. You were right about Janet Hodgett, she lived with her parents and her grandfather Mr. Rice. Last I heard of her she got married and went to Canada. You were also right about my cousin Joe, sadly he died a couple of years ago. He had two younger brothers Ray and Brian who I have lost contact with,. I never saw or heard from any of our classmates after I left school, you are the first. If you remember any thing else let me know. Cheers.