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Stories like this make us appreciate how fortunate we are to have modern public services and not to have experienced the war. Our grandmother was bombed out not once, but twice in WW2.
So, if you don't mind me asking, where have you ended up after Aston?
Thanks again, Lyn - its a photo I never thought I'd see and what a sad sight. It was clear that the shop was the heart of the local community and at least she gained a lot of happiness until the Council tore it down. A final irony is that I worked in regeneration and was responsible for...
Mrs Crowe was my grandmother. Ive vague memories of the shop before she was obliged to move to Weston House, Newtown, where she died - possibly of a broken heart - in 1968. She led a sad life; emigrating to the USA in the 1920s, returning after a miscarriage and then seeing my grandfather...