Recent content by Theresa Swan

Thanks for posting the photo. I remember all the names you have mentioned, unfortunately I don’t recognise anyone in the photos though.

Thank you so much for taking the trouble to post this

I lived at 3 Lea Road. The original house was demolished in the late 70s. Thanks for trying.

My friend's Mum worked for Fillerys Toffees. We used to meet her from work on a Friday as she bought home bags of the toffees, also whilst we were waiting, other workers leaving used to offer us toffees as well. I don't think we ever turned down an offer, as treats were so rare.

I think that due to the good experiences I had at the DentalHospital, the dentist holds no fear for me.

Thank you Dennis, greatly enjoyed your artical. I used to go to the Dental Hospital in my childhood and teens. It was a great place to be treated.

I can only remember one building facing the road but a hall at the back of the property.

Yes, that’s the one. Thank you.

That was the Newsagents I bought my Bunty, Judy and subsequently, Romeo and Jackie.

Phil, there was also another church, or more correctly, a Mission Hall, it was called St Bedes. I used to go to Sunday School there. It was a green corrugated building opposite the Warwick Road side of Greet School.

Thanks Phil, I remember all those photos and they are exactly how I remember them

I used to have a friend in Baker Street, we both attended Greet School. The family name was Smith.7

Brings back so many memories, I used to live in greet and went to Greet School. I must have used this road hundreds of times.

I lived a 3 Lea Road, it is one of the houses that has now been knocked down. There are now newer houses on the site where my house used to be. Not sure when the houses were knocked down, but we were in Lea Road until the early 70s. My house was situated at the bottom of the road that leads on...

Thank you for responding so quickly. Maybe I will get lucky when you next search. x