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I remember going to Shaftmoor Lane and enjoying the parties. They always seemed to go on forever and then Dad picked us up. Happy das

Does anybody remember Nellie and George Lewis from Hingeston Street. They were my Grandparents who I often stayed with when I was a small child because my brother was in hospital. They had two children Jean and Pat. George had a big shed in the courtyard. Any replies to [email protected]...

Don't get nasty, have a pasty

Wasn't this dish sometimes the only thing you would eat in school? Smash it up and mix it with custard, as long as you took the skin off first? Lovely jubbly!

Cucumber and Onion Lynda and Sakura Aren't the simplest of things fantastic?

Hobs Moat Nicholas I know you are probably requesting information into someything more than what I am going to say but Hobs Moat to me means something quite different. I refer to Hobs Moat Road and specifically the Cresta Club where I used to go and see some marvellous acts. Gene Pitney...

Cucumber and Onion One of my very dear childhood memories was every Sunday afternoon tea when my Nan and Grandad would come to tea. We would have the usual chat, play games in the parlour and then all sit down to the 'Mike Sams Singers' singing 'Something Simple' on the radio and indulge...

Private 14175 William Richards was a member of the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry who was killed in the Battle of Ypres in September 1917. He is commemorated in the Tyne Cot Cemetry in Belgium. He was born in South Wales and in 1901 lived in Tylorstown in Glamorgan, where he is ten years old...