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Re: Ley Hill Estae Northfield TV Documentary??
Did they live in the Maisonettes, we lived in the 3, bedroomed houses, I vaguely remember the name Pike.My neighbours were, Masons, Palmers, Matthews, Jeyes, Biddles
Re: Ley Hill Estae Northfield TV Documentary??
I just came across this post about Ley Hill Estate, as a Newbie who only joined this year. I lived in Ley Hill Farm Road from 1954 to 1962 at no. 146. It was in a block of six close to the junction with Rhayader Road, I went to the school there. I...
I grew up in the area during the 60s and 70s , and to the best of my knowledge you were not supposed to play in the ruins, but after the castle staff went home it was quite easy to climb over the fence.
the salvation army hut was situated in alwold road about 80yards from barnes hill on the left opposite napton grove. i used to live in Dormston Drive on what was a new housing estate behind the hut, i used it as a short cut to get to Browns newsagents for my paper round.that was during the big...
the salvation army hut was situated in alwold road about 80yards from barnes hill on the left opposite napton grove. i used to live in Dormston Drive on what was a new housing estate behind the hut, i used it as a short cut to get to Browns newsagents for my paper round.that was during the big...